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SABBATH  CAROLS: 

A  COMPILATION   OF 

ORIGINAL,  NEW,  AND  BEAUTIFUL  MUSIC, 

SPECIALLY   ADAPTED    FOR  THE 

SABBATH    SCHOOL. 

ALSO  AN  EXCELLENT  BOOK  FOR 

Praise  Meetings,  Social  Gatherings,  and  the  Home  Circle, 

/  BY 

R.  B.  MAHAFFEY, 

Assisted  by  Numerous  Able  Contributors   of  Poetry  and  Music. 

GopjrighUd  by  E.  B.  Mahaffkt,  1S81. 


P11FACE, 


We  send  forth  Sabbath  Carols  with  the  earnest  prayer  that  it  may  accomplish  that  for  which  it  is 
intended,  viz.:  to  make  happy  and  glad  the  thousands  who  love  to  "carol"  praises  to  God,  who,  through 
Jesus,  our  blessed  Kedeemer,  will  save  us  and  give  us  eternal  life;  and  to  bring  many  to  Jesus,  who  loved 
us  freely  and  gave  his  life  for  us. 

To  Mr.  J.  H.  Kissinger,  New  Florence,  Pa.,     Mr.  H.  H.  Harris,  New  Brighton,  Pa.. 
Mr.  B.  S.  Summers,  Huntingdon,  Pa.,  Mr.  J.  B.  Bell,  Clarkson,  Ohio, 

Teachers,  composers,  and  authors,  special  thanks  are  due  for  material  aid  rendered  in  the  prosecution  of 
this  work. 

We  do  not  call  attention  to  any  particular  pieces  in  this  work,  believing  them  all  to  be  excellent,. 
and  that  the  Superintendent,  Chorister,  or  Director  will  find  that  which  is  suitable  for  any  and  every  oc- 
casion. 

The  words«and  music  of  nearly  every  piece  in  this  book  are  copyrighted  in  conformity  with  the  copy- 
right laws  of  the  United  States,  and  no  one  will  be  allowed  to  print  or  publish  either,  without" permission 
from  the  owner  of  the  copyrights. 


Entered  according  to  Act  of  Congress,  in  the  year  1881,  by  R.  B.  Mahaffey,  in  the  office  of  the  Librarian  of  Congress, 

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abbath  Carols 


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SABBATH  CAROLS. 

1st  time. 


2d  time.     R.  B.MAHAFFEY. 


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,     f    Sabbath  Carols   tells  of    Je  -  sus      Insweetsongs  of    mel  -  o 

\      Of    his  will -ing-ness  to   par-don,  Save  us     [Omit ]  thro'     e  -  ter  -  ni  -  ty. 

9    f    Sabbath  Carols  tells    of    Je-sus,  And  of    his       re-deem-ing  love; 

"  \      Of      a   man-sion  he  hath  for     us        In  the     [Omit ]  heav'nly  home    a  -  bove. 

3    f    Children, sing,andpray,and  serve  him, Sing  by   day     and  sing  by  night; 

Sing  of  Christ,of  his    sal  -  va  -  tion, Sing  sweet  [Omit ]  songs  of  pure  de  -  light. 

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THE  SABBATH  SCHOOL 

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1.  TheSabbath  school  we  love  mostdear,  We  love  to  read,and  pray, and  sing;  So     let    us  now,  with 

2.  Oh,  let      us  now  with  earnest  hearts  Our  les-sons   of      to-day  be  -  gin,  And  seek    to  know  of 

3.  The  les-sons  tell     of  Chris  whodied,That  we  thro'  him  might  live  and  be  For  -  ev  -  er  free  from 

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grate -ful  hearts,  In  pray'r  approach  our  Sav  -  ior  King. 

that  great  plan  Which  frees  us  from   all  guilt    and     sin.      0    God,  we  come  to  thee   in  pray'r,For 

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CHORUS  No.  2.    To  be  used  only  in  connection  with  "The  Lord's  Prayer,"  and  only  after  third  etanza. 


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Our  Father,  who  art  in  heaven, 

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And  forgive  our  trespasses, 

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1.  Come,come  to     the  Sav  -  ior,     Wea  -  ry  wan-der  -  ing 

2.  Come,come  to     the  Sav  -  ior,     Bring  your  burden     of 


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He     will     welcome  you     in.  Come  seek  him  and  trust  him,       He  will  hear  when  you  pray; 

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While  mer-cy      in-vites  you. Come, do    not    de  -  lay.       Come,  come,  a -way. 

He'll  par-don  you  free  -  ly,  He'll  save  you    to  -  day.         Je  -  sus    is      call  -  ing,then  hasten  a  -  way, 

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COME,  COME  TO  THE  SAVIOR.     Concluded. 


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Earnestly  pleading,oh,do  not  delay,  Je-sus  is  calling,  why  longer  delay?Come  to  the  Savior  to-day. 


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ALMOST  PERSUADED. 


Rev.  F.  C.  BAKER. 


R.  B.  MAHAFFEY. 


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2.  "Al-most  persuad-ed  "  to     believe  The  words  which  he  has  spoken; -'Almost  persuaded"to  re  -  ceivo 

3.  "Al-most  persuad-ed, "yet  go   oil       In  sorrow  and     re-pin  -ing  ;  "Almost  persuaded, "yet  re  -  fuse 

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The  gospel's  precious  to -ken;  To  take  your  Savior  at  his  word,  And  claim  him  as  your  sov'reign  Lord. 
The  Tight  that  now  is  shin-ing     To  guide  your  feet  in  paths  of  love,That  lead  to  brighter  joys  a-bove. 


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THE  SEED  WE  ARE  SOWING. 


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2.  Some  good  and  some  e-vil  the  weak-est  may  do  That  surely  shall  fol-low    e  -  ter  -'ni  -  ty  thro';Some 

3.  We  may  not     be-hold  it    in    life's  ileet-ingday,The  harvest  that  surely  shall  grow  by  the  way;  But 
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word  that  is  drop'd  may  a  spir  -  it  de-prave;  A  word  be  suf-  fi-cient  the  err-ing  to  save.  Some 
when  in    the  judgment  our  lives  shall  un-fold,  The  good  and  the     e-vil  our  eyes  shall  be-hold.  And 


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ac  -  tion  may  strengthen  the  fet-ters  of  sin;  Some  ac-tion  the  wand'rer  for  ev  -  er  may  win.  Then 
blessings  or  curs  -  es     the  Judge  shall  bestow  For  all      of  our  words  and  our  ac-tions  be  -low.  Then 


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2  Children, youth, and  mid-die  ;i  -  ged,Ye  whose  locks  are  turned  tograyyHeed  the  gracious  call  of  mercy, 
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From  the  shining  courts  a  -  bove. 

Squander  not  your  lives  a  -  way.    God    is  call-ing,.  call-ing  sweetly.  List-en    to    his  earn-est    plea; 

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HAIL  TO  THE  KING. 


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the     Sav  -  ior,  whose  home  is  on    high,     Now  with  the  Fa-ther.who  sent  him  to  die,     The  Sav  -  ior     is 
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end  -  ed.  his   sorrows  are  o'er, And  he    to    the  Fa  -  ther    has   gone  on       be  -  fore. 

waiting, ami  will-ing    to    give  His  arm  of   sal-  va-tion       to      all     who  would  live.      Hail  to   the  King  !Hail ! 

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2.  Hear  the  breakers   of    temp-ta-tion,  Hear  their  sullen,    an-gry  roar;    Save  us,guide  us, and  pro- 

3.  Help  us, Lord,  to     find  the  mooring  That  shall  hold  our  ves-sel    fast;     Anchored  to  the  "Rock  of 

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CALL  OF  ABRAM 


1.  Un  -    to        A  -  bram  God  did     say        He  should  from  his  kin-dred  go;     And   his  house  should 

2.  All     the       na  -  tions  of      the  earth — Thus    the  promise     was     expressed,  And  how  wonder- 

3.  Whereso  -  e'er     he  pitched  his  tent       He      his  vows  to     God  did  pay;  Thus  should  we  ac- 

4.  A  -  bram's  faith,  with  hope-ful     ray,     Point -ed  to     the     Sav-ior's  birth;    It    was  voiced  in 


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knowledge  him,   Both      at     home  and      on      the    way. 

an    -   gel  strains,     In  the     song  .of    peace     on    earth. 

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THE  LITTLE  ARMY. 


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Mrs.  EMMA  PITT. 


R.  B.  MAHAFFEY. 


1.  Come  join  the  brightranks  of  our    ar-my,     The  Sun-day  school  forces  are  we;   Come  now,  we    are 

2.  Now  Je  -  sus,  our  Cap-tain,    is    call-ing,  The  Sav-ior,  who  loves  you  so  true;  Come, now  seek  his 

3.  Then  gird     on  the     ar  -  mor  for  Je- sus,  That  Cap-tain   so  brave  now  de-fend  ;  Fight  on,  faith-ful 

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Mrs.  CORNELIA  SXYDER. 


OUR  BLESSED  HOME. 


1.  Oh,  joy -ful  tho't  when  life  is  o'er.  And  sin  and  sor-rdwa  past.  \Ve  have  a  home  of  per-fect  peace, 

2.  Oh.  what    is  earth, and  it  compared  With  heav'n's  felie-i  -  ty?  The  shortness  of  this  life  compared 


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With  vast  e  -  ter  -  ni  -  ty?     But  heav'nly  tho'ts  inspire  our  hearts, And  cheer  us  day  by     day, 
To       save  our  souls  from  death. And  when  we're  done  with  toil  and  pain,  And  gone  away  to   rest, 


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We'll  sing  the  grand  triumphant  song  Forev-er   with  the  blest. 

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is  call  -  ing,mourner,  give     ear,  He    will  con  -  sole  thee,dry  -  ing  each  tear  : 

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Still    up  -  on     Je  -  sus, Christian,     re    -   ly,         All  of  thy  long-ings    he  will    sup-ply. 

Dear  ones  have  left    thee,Heav'n ward  have  flown;   Je  -  sus  will  com-fort,     Je-sus  will   own. 

Love  him, and  serve  him, walk    by       his     side;  Trust  to  his    lead-ing,     In  him    a  -  bide. 


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I  AM  WITH  YOU  ALWAY. 


E.  R.  LATTA. 
Cheerfully. 


Matt.  28 :  20. 


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1.  I     am  with  you  al  -  way,Thus  the  Lord  did  say     Un  -  to     his    dis-ci  -  pies  Ere  he  went  a- way; 

2.  I     am  with  you  al  -  way,  Ev-er  since  hath  been  Cheering  and  support-ing  Spir-its  free  from  sin ; 

3.  I     am  with  you  al  -  way,   Ev-er       as     of    old,      Je  -  sus  doth  his  servants    Loving-ly  up-hold  , 

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In    the  time  of  trou-ble,      In  the  hour  of  pain,  Who-so  -  e'er  forsake    us,     Je- sus  will  remain. 
Lead  us, bless-ed  Sav  -  ior,  Keep  us     ev  -  er-more,Take  us     to    the  mansions  On  the  death-less  shore. 

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2.  Waiting  there  with  smiling  fa  -     ces.       In  their  robes  of  spotless  white  ;    While, far  out    up-on     the 

3.  O'er  our  earthly  homes  are  gath-ered  Many  a    shad-ow,many  a  gloom,       For  the  loved  ones  who  are 

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THROUGH  THE  DESERT  GOING. 


E.  R.  LATTA. 


R.  B.  MA.HAFFEY. 


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2. We  are  thro'the  desert  going,  And  as  still  we  forward  move,  Day  by  day  the  Lord  supplies  us  With  the; 
3, We  are  thro'the  desert  going,Going  at  the  Lord's  command;  Like  the  Is-rael-ites  we  jour-ney,  Journey 


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man  -  na    of    his  love.  If  from  thirst  our  spir-its  lan-guish,And  our  lot      is  hard  to  bear,  Lo!  the 
to     the  promis'd  land. We  shall  cross  the  Jordan  riv  -  er,  And  the  heav'nly  Canaan  gain,  And  for- 


nevermore  be  weary  When  we  reach  the  other  side,  We  shall  nevermore  be  weary  When  we  reach  the  c4her  side. 

streams  of  livingwaters, Flowing  freelyev'rywhere,Lo!the  streams  of  livingwaters, Flowing  freelyev'rywhere 

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The  other  side,  where  grief  or  care  Can  never  come  to  mar  our  joy, 

Will  be  our  home,  with  Christ  to  dwell,  Where  happiness  [Omit J  andjoyabide. 


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As    the  Scriptures  bid  me    do, 

Lest  my  heart  by  sin    be  hard-ened,  And  my  [Omit J  Lord   be   hid  from  view.  Ere  my  feet      a  -  far   have 

I    will  seek    the  Sav-ior    ear  -  ly,  Slighting  not    his    lov-ing  call; 

For    he  gav.e  him-self    a    ran  -  som,  To     re-  [Omit 

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the  path-way  plain   or     dim,     Till      he   gent  -  ly   calls   me  homeward,  To 


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2.  Hum-bly  cradled    in         a   man-ger  Helpless  lies  the  slumb'ringehild,Guarded  by  the  vir  -  gin 


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1.  Must  Jesus  bear  the  cross  alone. And  all  the  world  go  free?  No.  there's  a  cross   for  ev  -   'ry  one, And  there's  a  cross  for  me. 

2.  The  consecrated  cross  I'll  bear  Till  death  shall  set  me  free:  And  then  go  home  my  crown  to  wear. For  there's  a  crown  for  me. 

3.  Up  -  on  the  crystal  pavement. down  At  Jfe-sus'  pierced  feet.  With  joy    I'll  cast   my  golden  crown. And  his  dear  name  re  -  peat. 

4.  0  precious  cross!  0  glorious  crown!  O  res-ur-rec-tion  day  !  Ye  angels,from  the  stars  come  down  And  bear  my  Soul  a  -  way. 


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TRUSTING  JESUS. 


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1.  I      lay  my  wants  on  Je  -  sus,     All  full  -  ness  dwells  in  him; 

2.  I     rest  my  soul     on  Je  -  sus,  This  wea  -  ry     soul      of  mine; 

3.  I     long    to     be     like  Je  -  sus, Meek,  lov  -  ing,    low-  ly,  mild; 

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man-uel,  Christ,the  Lord ;  Like  fra-grance  on  the  breez  -  es  His  name  a  -  broad  is  poured, 
mid  the  heav'n-ly  throng;  To  sing  with  saints  his    prais  -  es,     And  learn  the     an  -  gels'  song. 


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EMMA  PITT. 


THE  DOOR  IS  OPEN. 


i.   H.  KISSINGER. 


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2.  Tho'  far     in    the  des  -  ert     so  drear-y,     The  des  -  ert     of   sin  you  now  roam,  Poor  wan-d'rer,  now 

3.  Oh,    sin-ner,  now  do    not    Ve-ject  him,  Oh,  tar  -  ry     no  long-er,     I  pray,   Lest    he       in    his 

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wrath  may  turn  from  you;  Your  soul, then, may  perish  to-day. 


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3.  Call  them  in,     the  brok  -  en-hearted,  Cow'ring  'neath  the  brand  of  shame;  Speak  love's  message 

4.  S*ee  the  shad- ows  length-en 'round  us,  Soon   the  day-dawn  will  be  -  gin  ;    Can     you    leave  them 


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Jo  -  sits  with  thy  sor-rows,  He  thy  Jpurden'd  soul  will  ease;  He  will  give  thy  troubled 
Je  -  sus  when  the  tempter  Seeks  to  lure  thee  from  the  right ;  When  the  wick-ed  one  as- 
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sails  thee,  Ev  -  er  keep  the  cross  in  sight. 
foot-steps     To    the  realms  of    end  -  less    day. 


Go     to     Je  -  sus  with  thy  tri  -   als,      Tell  him 

Go     to     Je  -  sus     if    thy  bur  -  dens     Are   too 

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hard  for  thee   to  bear,  Tell  him    all      thy  cares  and  sor  -  rows,  He   will  lend   a     list- 
find     a     last  -  ing  rest  From  earth's  turmoil, cares, and  sor-rows,  Pil-lowed  on   the  Sav  - 
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WE  COME  TRUSTING. 


27 


E.  D.  KECK. 


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1.  Dear  Sav-ior,  in  thy  pres-ence,  now,  We  bring  our  woe  and  care;  And  at  thy  feet  we 
2  Lord,  fill  our  hearts  with  thine  own  love,  And  strengthen  our  de-sire,  That  we  a  no-ble 
3.  Oh,     may  we  trust  thee  ev  -  'ry   hour.  And  bring  our    host      of    sin,    That     we  may  feel  thy 


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cleans -ing  pow'r.  And  thou    wilt  make     us    clean. 


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28 


E.  B.  M. 
,    DUET.    Deliberately. 


THE  PRODIGAL. 

"I  will  arise  and  go  to  my  Father."— Luke  15:  18. 


R.  B.  MAHAFFEY. 


1.  The  won-der  -  ful  love    the    Fa-ther  be-stowed  On  him  who  re-turned  from  worldly  embrace,Doth 

2.  A  -  way  from  your  home  and  kindness  so  dear,You  long  have  remained 'mid  hunger  and  cold;There'3 

3.  Oh,  come  and  en  -joy     the  boun-ti  -  ful  feast,  The  par-don  and  love,  the  mer  -  cy  andgrace;Thro' 


CHORUS 


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plain-ly  foreshow  how  Christ  will  receiveThepenitentsoul  that  trusts  in  hisgrace.  Oh.prodigal,  turn  from 
shel-ter  and  bread  enough, and  to  spare, Come  hasten  away,and  en-ter  the  fold.     Repent  of  your  sins,a- 
Je-sus     a  -  lone,  who  died  to  re  deem  The  fallen  and  lost,the  sin-ruined  race. 


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fol  -  ly  and  vice,Oh, wander    no  more   in  sor-row  andshame; 

rise  and  re -turn, The  [Omit ]  Fa  -  ther   a  -  waits  the  lost  to     re-claim. 


Copyrighted  by  R.  B.  Mahaffey,  1881. 


WHENCE  CAME  THEY?  29 

Mrs.  M.  E.  D.  CORNELIUS.  Mrs.  R.  B.  MAHAFFEY. 

'And  one  of  the  elders  answered,  saying  unto  me,  What  are  these  which  are  arrayed  in  white  robes  ?  and  whence  came  they  ? — Rev.  7  :  13. 

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2.  These  are  they  whose  robes  are  whitened    By  the  blood  of  Christ, the  Lord  ;  WTho,  in  heav-y     trib-u- 

3.  Whith  -    er     go  they?  To  the  man-sions  Christ  prepar'd  for   ev-'ry  one;  There  to  tune  their  harps  and 


go  -  ing,  With  their  forms  of  liv  -  ing  light  ?  Did  they  dwell  in  some 
la  -  tion,  Tes  -  ti  -  fied  their  faith  in  God.  From  the  haunts  of  sin 
voi  -  ces,  Prais  -  ing    God's     e  -   ter  -  nal  Son.    Praise  him,    all      ye  saints 


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From  the  depths  of  woe  and  shame,  Gath-er    he  these  ma-ny  mill-ions,  Sav'd  from  death  thro' Jesus' name. 
(Praise  him. all  ye  glorious  throng  ;  Sound  a-loud   ser-aph  -  ic  cym-bals,  Sing  his  praise  in  rapturous  song. 


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30 


GO  FORTH  AND  REAP. 


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2.  When  thou  hast  viewed  the  whit-ened  field       Bur-dened  with    its         a  •  bun-dant    yield,    Pre- 

3.  When  thou  hast  prayed, and  wait  -  ed   long,     For   truth    has    suf- fered  shame  and  wrong,Take 

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Go  forth  and  !reapi 


SAVIOR,  LEAD    ME. 


31 


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E.  P.  ANDREWS. 


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2.  Sin     is     all         a-round  me, 

3.  Lead  me,Sav  -  ior,  lead  me, 
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Lest  thou  be       my  help  -  er, 
Make    my  heart  sub-mis  -  sive 
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32 


CHRIST  IS  BORN 


F.   E.   BELDEN. 
Cheerfully. 


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mer  -  ry,  mer  -  ry  Christ -mas  time 
glo  -  ry  un  -  to  God,  our  King 
glo  -  ry        un  -  to    Christ,  our     Lord  ! 


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all   our  hap-py    voi -ces  chime,  And  ev  - 'ry  heart   be  glad. 

ev  -  er    let   his  prais  -  es  ring,     Re-demption    is      be-gun.         Raise  your  grate-ful  voi -ces  high, 
heav'n  and  earth,  with  one  ac-cord,  His  prais-  es   loud  pro-claim. 


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WHITE  AS  SNOW. 


33 


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1.  White  as  snow!  oh, what    a   prom-ise     For  the  heav-y  -  la  -  den  breast;  When  by  faith  the  soul  re- 

2.  White  as  snow!  oh, have  you  watch'ditSoft  -  ly     car-pet-ing  the  ground,  Wreathing  with  a  wreath  of 

3.  White  as  snow!  can  my  trans-gression  Thus  be  whol-ly  wash'd  a-way?  Leav-ing  not     a  trace    be- 

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sil  -   ver        Ev-ly  com-rnon  thing  a-round  ? 
hind  them — Like   a  cloud -less  summer    day? 


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ATT  A. 


WE  ARE  FITTING  OUT  FOR  GLORY. 


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S.  SUMMERS. 


are  fitting  out  for  glo-ry 
are  fitting  out  for  glo-ry, 
are  fitting  out  for  glo-ry, 


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As  we  journey  here  be-low  ;  Whut-so  -  ev  -  er  is  un  -  ho  -  ly 
And  we  are  a  pilgrim  band;  We  are  marching  thro'  the  des  -  ert,. 
Fitting  out  with  pray'r  and  song;Come,and  make  the  journey  with  us, 


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We  are  leav-ing    as    we  go.       Ev-'ry      e  -  vil  word  and  hab-it,     All    our  mal-ice   and  our  pride, 
O'er  the  dry  and  burning  sand.  What-so  -  ev  -  er      is   commanded     By    the  Mas-ter,  we  will  do; 
Come,and join  our  pilgrim  throng. In    thepathsof    sin    and  fol  -  ly,  That  would  lead  to  pain  and  woe, 

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Ere  we  reach  the  heav'nly  mansions,  We  must  fully  cast  a-side. 

He  will  show  the  way  be-fore   us    All  the  toilsome  journey  thro' .We  are  fittingout  for  glo     -      ry, 

We  will  jour-ney  here  no  long-er,    But     to  glo-rv  we  will  go.  glorv,yes,for  glory^ 


Copyrighted  by  R.  B.  Mahafkky.  1881. 


WE  ARE  FITTING  OUT  FOR  GLORY.    Concluded. 


35 


S     S     N 


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And  our  hearts  are  glad  to-day!  We  are  fitting  out  for  glo     -  -  ry,  Come  and  join  us  on  the  way. 

glad  to-day!  glory,yes,for  glory, 


OUR  SABBATH  SCHOOL. 


E.   A.  HOFFMAN. 


2d  time. 


R.  B.  M. 


Our-  Sabbath  school  is     a  hap-py  place,  And  there  the  children  throng, 

cheerful  heart  and  with  smiling  face, To  [Omit ]  join     in    hap-py    song. 

2    f  Our  Sabbath  school  is     a  hap-py  place,  And  thith-er    we     re  -  pair, 

t  With  ea  -  ger  heart  and  quickened  pace,  To  [Omit ]  join  the  voice  of  prayer. 


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In    the   hap-pv,    hap-pv  Sabbath  school,  In  the  [Omit ]  place  of  praise  and  prayer. 

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THAT  SHINING  STRAND. 


john  Mcpherson. 


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land  far  a-way,  we  are  told, 
tears,  n eith-er  cry  -  ing  nor  pain 
each  strive  an  en  -  trance  to  win 


Where  no  heart-pangs  of  sor-row  '     e'er  come,  And  a- 

Will  be  felt      in  those  mansions      a  -  bove;  And  we'll 

To  those  courts  of  the  blest  far  on   high,  For   up 


Copyrighted  by  R.  B.  Mahaffey,  1881. 


THAT  SHINING  STRAND.     Concluded 


cit  -  y,  with  streets  of  pure  gold, 
nev  -  er  from  friends  part  a  -  gain 
there    none  can  en  -  ter     with 


sin, 


And  within  this  my  beau  -  ti  -  ful  home. 
.  Where  we  meet  ■  in  that  eit  -  y  of  love. 
.     Then  prepare        for  that  rest        in    the   sky. 


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AMONG  THE  OLIVE  TREES. 


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E.   A.  BARNES. 


THIS  IS  THE  LIFE. 

••Whereunto  thou  art  also  called." — 1  Tim.  6 


39 


L.  0.  EMERSON. 


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TIDINGS  OF  JOY. 


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2.  Earth  has  no  songs  like  its    gen  -  tie    re-frains,    Sung  from  the  harps  of  the  an  -  gels  on  high; 

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Hast  -  en    to  Beth  -  le-hem, speed   on  your  way,  Join   the  full  oho  -  rus  that  glad-dens  the   sky. 
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2.  It  soothes  the  anxious  bo  -  som,    It  gives  the  wea-ry   rest;   Dis-arms  the  base  and     e   -   vil,    And 

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AUNT  MAY. 


JESUS  LOVES  THE  CHILDREN. 


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4  Jesus  loves  me;  I  shall  know 

•   Sometime  whv  he  loves  me  so. 
Why  he  left  his  home  on  high — 
Died  that  I  might  never  die. 


50 


YOUTH'S  BRIGHT  DAY. 


Miss  S.  E.  HINER. 
SOLO,    Andante. 


S.  M.  BEATTY 


1.  T  will  give  my  heart   to     Je  -  sus     In  the  morn  of  youth's  bright  day;    I  willstrive  to     do   his 

2.  I  will  give  my    life     to     Je  -  sus.,  Work  for  him  with  will-ing  hand ;  Lead  the  lit  -  tie  chil-dren 


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THERE'S  A  MANSION  WAITING. 


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There's  a  mansion  waiting  for  each  Christian  soul  That  doth  serve  the  Master  in  word  and  deed;  And  when 
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life  shall  close,to  that  mansion  brightHoly  angels  then  shallthe  spirit  lead. 

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GO  AND  WORK  FOR  JESUS. 


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2.  Can   you    give        a  rea  -   son  For  neg  -  lect  -  ed  pow'rs?  How  will    you  make     an  -  swer 

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1.  We  are  lit  -  tie  workers,  working  for  the  Lord,  Toil-ing  in    his  vine-yard,  trusting  in  his  word 

2.  We  are  lit  -  tie  workers,sweet    is  our  em-ploy  ;     Ev-'ry  lit  -tie  heart    is     fill'd  with  ho-  ly  joy  ; 

3.  We  are  lit  -  tie  workers,  working  all    the  day,   Pointing  un  -  to  Je  -  sus      all  who  go     a  -  stray 

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our  one     de- light,  And    to     him    we    give   our     might. 


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1    At     the  doorway    -of  each  heart     Pa  -  tiently    the     Sav-ior  stands,  Waiting  for     ad -mittance 

2.  Sin-ners,     o  -  pen  wide  the  door,  That  the  Lord  thy  guest  may  he  ;  Wilt  thou, canst  thou  e'er  for- 

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58 


K.  H.  MAHAFFEY. 


COME,  YE  BLESSED. 


1.  Come,ye  bless-ed,come,  en  -  joy  All  the  bliss  ye  have   at-tained;  Sa-tans  pow'r  can  not  de- 

2.  Oh.    to  hear  those  words. ••Well  done!  "Faithful  servant, good  and    true,Since  thy  course  of  life  is 

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SHINING  LIGHTS. 


F.   E.  BELDEN. 


1.  When  departs  this  hallowed  day,  With  its  sacred  song  and  pray'r,May  we  bear  some  light  away. To  a 

2.  Let  the  light  that  we    re-ceive  Be   re-flect-ed   in  our  lives;  Thy  dear  promise  we  he-lieve. Thou  wilt 

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2.  "Where  gospel    light     is       glowing    With  pure  and      ra  -  diant  beams,     And  liv  -  ing     wa    -  ter 

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mainingTo  spir-its     of    the      blest. 

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2.  If   we  give  our  hearts  to  Je  •  sus,  Who  for  us       his    life  did  give;     If   we  trust    his     ev-'ry 

3.  Je  sus    ev  -   er    will    as-sist      us,       If    we  trust  him    for  his  graee;  And. at  last,      if     we   are 

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ADELAIDE   ANNE  PttOCTUK. 


RISE,  THE  DAY  IS  PASSING. 


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3.  Rise,for  the  day      is  pass-ing     The  sound  that  you  scarcely  hear 

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ar  -  mor,And  forth  to  the  fight  have  gone.   A  place  in  the  raiUc 

fort-ress,Or   bid-ding  some  giant  yield.  Your  future  has  deeds  of      glo-ry,       Of  hon-or  (God  grant  it 

bat -tie,  A  -  rise,  for  the  foe     is    here.     Stay  not  to  sharpen  your  weapons 

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2.  Will     he  take      *      soul      in  trou  -  ble,  With    no   oth  -  er     plea, 

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BRING  YOUR  HEARTS  TO  JESUS. 


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2.  Riav  love-ly       the     dew    -  y  morn  -  ing,When  all  seems     so     bright  and  fair,     But  bright-er 

3.  Trie  song-birds  their  prais  -  es  war  -  ble      In    for-  ests,    on       hill,     and  plain  ;  But  sweet -er 


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songs    of     joy     we   sing      To       Je  -  sus,  for     sinners  slain. 
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66 


JESUS  CRUCIFIED. 


E    R.  LATTA 


C.  F.  HARRIS. 


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67 


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I  LOVE  THE  SAVIOR. 


J.  McLEAN. 


I.  J.  HEFFLEY. 


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68 


AMELIA  CLEMEN?. 


CHRIST,  OUR  FRIEND. 


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Your  night  of  sor  -  row  shall  change  to  day. 

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THE  KING  OF  THAT  LAND, 


69 


ReT.  J.  FLEMING 


W.  A.  OGDEW. 


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2.  Sweet    in  that  land  of    end-less  day,  And  laud  the  songs  of  dwellers  there;  And  as  they  pass  the 

3.  Corne    to   that  land  of    end-less  day,     Bright  with  light  that  nev-er  fades  ;  Come  in  life's  morn  with- 


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out    de  -  lay,  And  rest   beneath  its     ver-nal  shades. 


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1  AM  STILL  WITH  THEE. 


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2.  I  am  still  wilhthee,     In  bliss  or       woe;      I  am  still  withthee,     I      joy-  ous  know 

3.  I  am  still  withthee,  Tho'  far  I         rove;      I  am  still  withthee,  And  feel  thy  love; 

4.  I  am  still  withthee,  Tho' from  my  sight  Thou  art  hid  -  den  still     By  day  and  night; 


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On     thy     arm     of  might  My  soul  shall    lean, When    the  storm  is     loud,  Or  sky      se 

In     each    try  -  ing  hour    Be  thou    my  Friend,  And    my  jour  -  ney  thro'  My  steps     at 

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In  that  home  above,  Oh. let     me  he  For-ev  -  er  -  more,     Dear  Lord,  with  thee. 

In  that  home. that  home  above,Oh  let  me.dear  Father,be    For-ev-er,forevermore,Dear  Lord,  with  thee. 


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CAST  IN  THY  LOT  AMONG  US. 


71 


(HAS.  GEESEY. 

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Prov.  1:  U. 


E     D.   KECK. 


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Come, all     ye    burden'd  souls  with  sin,  And  sing  re-deeming  love;  Come.join  your-self    a 

We    are    but  few,    yet  God  loves  us,     Be-eause  we    do    his  will;     And   if    you  come  and 

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2.  While  in  this  state  I  learn'd  of  one,  The  Sav-ior,  ev-'ry  sinner's  friend,  Who,dying,cried,"'Tis  done.'tis 

3.  And  now  up-on  the  mount  I   stand,  And  view  fair  Canaan's  landscape  o'er;  Point  sinners  to  the  glory - 

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3.  Speak, then, while  there  is  time,  Speak  in  the  strength  of  heaven;  Lead  the  wand'rer  to  Christ,     Tell  of  the  home  that's  given. 

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Speak  un-til     thy  low    cry     Light    in  darkness  hath  given;         01),  let  not  a  -  ny    one    die,         Lead  their  steps  up  to  heaven. 


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2.  Oth -er     lit  -  tie  children  We  must  gath-er  in  From  the  homes  of  sor-row.From  the  paths  of  sin. 

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2.  Upward.pressing  upward.tho'  the  way  be  steep.     Fol-low-ing  the  Shepherd  where  he  leads  his  sheep; 
2.  Forward, pressing  forward,for  the  glorious  prize  That    a- waits  the  pil-grim    yon-der  in    the  skies; 
4. Homeward, pressing  homeward, where  the  weary  rest,  Where  the  faithful  workers  are  for-ev-er  blest; 
5.Heav"n  ward. pressing  heavn  ward, brighter  grows  the  way,  Soon  will  dawn  upon  us  oneeter-nal  day; 

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Working  here  with  Jesus, there  with  him  we'll  reign, Praising  him  for-ev  -  er  in  the  new  re  -  frain. 
By  and  by  our  ar  -  mor  glad  -  ly  we'll  lay  down,  By  and  by  how  glad-ly  we'll  receive  the  crown. 
Just  beyond  the  riv  -  er        is      the  peaceful  shore,  We  have  almost  reach'd  it,  soon  we'll  cross  it  o'er. 


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PAGE 

A  Christian's  prayer   45 

Almost  persuaded 7 

Among  the  olive  trees 38 

Bear  ye  one  another's  burdens.    74 

Be  joyful 55 

Bring  your  hearts  to  Jesus  ...    65 

Call  of  Abram 12 

Call  them  in 25 

Cast  in  thy  lot  among  us 71 

Christ  is  barn 32 

Christ  our  friend 68 

Christmas  song 20 

Come,  come  to  the  Savior 6 

Come,  ye  blessed 58 

Day  of  rest 61 

Go  and  work  for  Jesus 54 

Go  forth  and  reap 30 

Go  to  Jesus 26 

Guide  us,  pilot,  to  the  harbor.  .    11 

Hail  to  the  King 10 

Hear  the  voice  of  Jesus  calling.    59 

He  -calleth  thee 15 

I  love  the  Savior 67 

1  am  still  with  thee 70 

I  am  with  you   alway 16 


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I  lay  my  wants  on  Jesus    23 

Jesus  crucified 66 

Jesus  loves  the  children 49 

Joyfully  sing    40 

Let  the  Savior  in  .        57 

Lost,  found,  and  saved 72 

Lost  for  want  of  a  word 73 

Little  workers 56 

No  time  for  the  Master 76 

O  paradise 47 

Onward,  pressing  onward 77 

Our  blessed  home 14 

Our  Sabbath  school 35 

Over  there 17 

Over  yonder 42 

Rise,  for  the  day  is  passing 63 

Sabbath  Carols 3 

Saved 41 

Savior,  lead    me 31 

Seeking  Jesus  early 19 

Shining  lights 60 

Sweet  tidings  of  a  Savior 78 

That  shining  strand 36 

The  cross 21 

The  door  is    open  '. 24 


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The  golden  scepter 64 

The  gospel  feast 9 

The  King  of  that  land   69 

The  little  army 13 

The  Lord's  prayer 5 

The  olden  story 46 

The  prodigal 28 

The  Sabbath  school. 4 

The  seed  we  are  sowing 8 

Then  we'll  sing 48 

There's  a  mansion  waiting 52 

This  is  the  life 39 

Through  the  desert  going 18 

Tidings  of  joy 44 

Trusting  Jesus 22 

We  are  fitting  out  for  glory.  .34 

We  come  trusting   27 

We  must  work  for  Jesus 75 

We  shall  join  the  angel  band.  .  .  62 

We'll  wait  till  Jesus  comes 53 

Whence  came  they   29 

White  as  snow   33 

Work 79 

Youth's  bright  day 50 


Note— "Come,  ye  Blessed,"  page  58,  in  from  "  Gospel  Temperance  Songs,"  by  permission  of  John  Church  <fc  Co.,  Cincinnati,  0- 
''I  am  With  You  Alway,"  page  16,  and  "  Work,"  page  79,  are  from  "  Golden  Shore,"  by  permission.  "Over  There,*'  page  17,  and 
"  I  am  Still  With  Thee,'"  page  70,  are  from  J.  H.  Tenney,  by  permission.  "  Little  Workers,"  page  56,  is  from  "  Tidings  of  Joy,"  by 
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