This text comes from Catholic Hymns (1860), a historical songbook transcribed on Wikisource and reproduced from the pinned revision linked below.
By the name which Thou didst take,
Suffering early for our sake;
Name ador'd on bended knee,
Name of grace and majesty,—
Child of Mary, hear our cry!
Thou wert little once as we;
Hear the loving Litany
We, Thy children, sing to Thee.
By the joy of Simeon blest,
When he clasp'd Thee to his breast;
By the widow'd Anna's song,
Pour'd amid the wondering throng,—
Child of Mary, &c.
By Thine angel-bidden flight
Into Egypt in the night;
By Thy home at Herod's death
In despised Nazareth,—
Child of Mary, &c.
By Thy tender mother's fears,
By her many sighs and tears,
As she sought Thee night and day,
Turning back upon her way,—
Child of Mary, &c.
By her wond'ring love and awe,
In the Temple when she saw
Thee, her child, so young and fair,
Wiser than the wisest there,—
Child of Mary, &c.