Diary Of An Old Soul Annotated Edition - George MacDonald

Be Thou My Tree Of Life, My Garden Ground;be Thou My Home, My Fire, My Chamber Blest,my Book Of Wisdom, Loved Of All The Best;oh, Be My Friend, Each Day Still Newer Found,as The Eternal Days And Nights Go Round nay, Naythou Art My God, In Whom All Loves Are Bound Emgt;pgt;pgt;stronggt;in 1880, The Prolific Author George Macdonald Self-published A Long Poem In Book Form As A Gift For His Friends.stronggt; He Called It, In Full, Emgt;a Book Of Strife In The Form Of The Diary Of An Old Soullt;emgt;. It Contained A Seven-line Stanza For Each Day Of The Calendar Year, Written As Prayers Expressing Macdonalds Longings, Struggles, And Joys In Everyday Life.pgt;pgt;the Emgt;diarylt;emgt; Was Originally Printed With A Blank Page Facing Every Page Of Poetry So That Readers Could Supplement Macdonalds Diary With Their Own.