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... gazed upon the blessed band Who taste the endless joys that rise Within that everlasting land : A longing rose within my breast To reach that home and be at rest . In eager haste I strove to find Some pathway to 16 SONGS OF THE HEART . II.
... gazed upon the blessed band Who taste the endless joys that rise Within that everlasting land : A longing rose within my breast To reach that home and be at rest . In eager haste I strove to find Some pathway to 16 SONGS OF THE HEART . II.
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... I might go As gently to my rest . He seems to beckon to some land Of glory far away , Where death and darkness end at length In everlasting day . " They draw aside the curtain - fair and bright , 22 SONGS OF THE HEART . IV.
... I might go As gently to my rest . He seems to beckon to some land Of glory far away , Where death and darkness end at length In everlasting day . " They draw aside the curtain - fair and bright , 22 SONGS OF THE HEART . IV.
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... land . Oh ! welcome is to me The song of ev'ry bird : But none compares with thee Of all I ever heard ; And more than all thy strain I love , Thou minstrel of the slumb'ring grove . WH THE ROBIN . ' HEN some heavy storm of 48 SONGS OF ...
... land . Oh ! welcome is to me The song of ev'ry bird : But none compares with thee Of all I ever heard ; And more than all thy strain I love , Thou minstrel of the slumb'ring grove . WH THE ROBIN . ' HEN some heavy storm of 48 SONGS OF ...
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... happy When I hear the robin sing . Many a bird that all the summer Carolled gaily every day , At the first approach of winter , Flies to warmer lands away . D But not thus the faithful robin : Winter , with SONGS OF THE HEART . 49 XIV.
... happy When I hear the robin sing . Many a bird that all the summer Carolled gaily every day , At the first approach of winter , Flies to warmer lands away . D But not thus the faithful robin : Winter , with SONGS OF THE HEART . 49 XIV.
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... storm - tost mariner to land , He comes , his toils and troubles flown ; Before the world is stretched a little hand , That fondly , firmly clasps his own . I THE TOUCH OF MEMORY . NEVER watch the evening. SONGS OF THE HEART . 71.
... storm - tost mariner to land , He comes , his toils and troubles flown ; Before the world is stretched a little hand , That fondly , firmly clasps his own . I THE TOUCH OF MEMORY . NEVER watch the evening. SONGS OF THE HEART . 71.
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