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Thanksgiving

Author: T. Harrison Hymnal: The Little Minstrel #60 (1867) First Line: How beauteous is the earth! how bright the sky! Refrain First Line: His love is rich and free--a boundless store! Lyrics: 1 How beauteous is the earth! how height the sky! How wisely plann'd by him who reigns on high! Chorus: His love is rich and free--a boundless store! Praise the Lord! praise the Lord for evermore. 2 By day he makes the sun to pour forth light, The moon and starry host to shine by night. [Chorus] 3 He waters hill and dale with dews and showers, And crowns their varied soils with fruits and flowers. [Chorus] 4 He sent his only Son to save the world, When from its Eden bowers fallen man was buried. [Chorus] 5 His face hath smiled on us above all lands; Our thousand splendid gifts are from his hands. [Chorus] Languages: English Tune Title: [How beauteous is the earth! how bright the sky!]
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Praise the Lord

Author: Thomas Harrison Hymnal: Grateful Praise #21 (1884) First Line: How beauteous is the earth! How bright the sky! Refrain First Line: His love is rich and free Languages: English Tune Title: [How beauteous is the earth! How bright the sky!]
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Praise the Lord

Author: Thomas Harrison Hymnal: Songs of Rejoicing #99 (1888) First Line: How beauteous is the earth Refrain First Line: His love is rich and free Languages: English Tune Title: [How beauteous is the earth]
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The Penitent

Hymnal: Salvation Army Music #140 (1880) First Line: Humbly the penitent offers his prayer Refrain First Line: Saying, From all my heart, sin I dethrone! Languages: English Tune Title: [Humbly the penitent offers his prayer]
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[Softly the drunkard's wife breatheth her prayer]

Hymnal: The New Sabbath School Hosanna #157a (1870) Tune Title: WANDERER, COME HOME
[Softly the drunkard's wife breatheth her prayer]

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