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Ever Flowing.

J. R. S.

JNO. R. SWENEY.

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1. There's a fountain, precious fountain, Ever flowing deep and wide, 2. Precious fountain, mercy brought me, Helpless, to its crimson stream; 3. In that fountain ye who languish, 'Neath the heavy chain you bear,

Opened once on Calvary's mountain, In my dear Redeemer's side.
On a desert wild she sought me, Cheered me with her loving beam.
Plunge, and lose your weight of anguish ; Rise eternal life to share.

All who come in faith believing, All who plunge beneath its wave,
Precious fountain, I can never Tell the peace its waves impart,
With a lowly contrite spirit, Tell the Savior all your woe,

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life are now receiving, From the Lord who died to save. How it saves me, now and ever, Fills with constant joy my heart. Plead in faith his gracious merit-He will wash you white as snow.

Copyrighted 1879, by JNO. R. SWENEY.

Kynett.

1. God shall charge his an-gel le-gions Watch and ward o'er thee to keep; 2. Since with pure and firm af- fec-tion Thou on God hast set thy love,

Tho' thou walk thro' hostile re-gions, Tho' in desert wilds thou sleep; With the wings of his pro-tec-tion He will shield thee from a-bove;

On the li on vain-ly roar-ing, On his young thy foot shall tread, Thou shalt call on him in trou-ble, He will heark-en, he will save;

And the drag on's den exploring,Thou shalt bruise the serpent's head. Here for grief re-ward thee double,Crown with life beyond the grave.

*Small notes may be sung by Soprano, omitting Tenor.

Clorious Things.

Copyright, 1878, by JOHN R. SWENEY.

The Lord is My Light.

JOHN R. SWENEY.

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JAMES NICHOLSON.

1. The Lord is my light, then why should I fear, By day and by
2. The Lord is my light, tho' clouds may arise, Faith, stronger than
3. The Lord is my light, the Lord is my strength, I know in his
4. The Lord is my light, my all and in all, There is in his

night his sight, looks might I'll sight no