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Let
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us each, thy love pos sessing, Triumph in re- deem - ing grace.

TUTTI.

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BOLDLY.

O, WHAT A LOVELY SIGHT.

E. C. REVONS.

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To see our tender youth

1 O, what a lovely sight, Follow the Saviour with delight, 2 Tey who begin so soon, With swifter speed shall run; More bright and sweet shall be their noon, 3 When we can work no more, They shall the cause extend, Till every knee, from shore to shore.

LITTLE SCHOOLMATES.

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4

1st CLASS.

1 Little schoolmates, can you tell Who has kept us safe and well, Thro' the watches 2 Can you tell who gives us food, Clothes, and home, and parents good, Schoolmates dear, ALL.-O, then, let us thankful be, For his mercies large and free; Ev'ry morning

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Happy Meeting. (Concluded.)

But the hour is

short and fleeting, Let us, then, be Thousands now are joined in singing, Thousands, too, in

ear ly there. solemn pray'r.

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