This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1911 Excerpt: ...my soul is not saved, proud heart has brought, The sum-mer is end-ed and I am not saved, las! I had waived, Till the sheaves are all gar-nered and I am not saved, oft-en have braved; But the har-vest is end-ed and I am not saved. I am not saved, ..., I am not saved, --I am not saved. I am not saved, I am not saved, I ...
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1911 Excerpt: ...my soul is not saved, proud heart has brought, The sum-mer is end-ed and I am not saved, las! I had waived, Till the sheaves are all gar-nered and I am not saved, oft-en have braved; But the har-vest is end-ed and I am not saved. I am not saved, ..., I am not saved, --I am not saved. I am not saved, I am not saved, I am not saved. The har--vest is end---ed and I am not saved, The bar-vest is end-ed. the bar-vest ia end-ed f WORDS AND MUSIC COPYRIGHT, 1901, BY W. . WEEDEN. John R. Clements. E. o. Excell, Owner. No. 144. A More Convenient Day, .Satan's Lullaby. Mrs. Lou 5. Bedford. Copyright, 1307, ev H. N. Lincoln. Alt. by H. N. Lincoln. All Right s Reserved. Solo recitando. S-.-3 s 1. "Al-most per-suad-ed," A-grip-pa said, Con-vic-tion humbled his proud state 2. "Al-most per-suad-ed," with bat-ed breath, The young man thinks of the moment 3. "Al-most per-suad-ed," the maiden cries, And wipes the tears from he sparkling 4. "Al-most per-suad-ed," the spir-it waits, And knocks.and knocks at the closely ly head, And stirred his king-ly breast; He heard the won-der-ful words of Paul, of dentil, But fame's al-lur-ing star, To his fond vis-ion so bright ap-pears, brown eyes; But 0, I'm called so fair, 'Tis hard to sac-ri-flee joys of youth, barred gates, But silence reigns within;No word of welcome comes back from those Pro-claim-ing Je-sus the all in all, The sin-ner's so-lace and rest; And comes a-non to His wait-ing ears, Such praise from near and a-far, I'll seek the Lord and ac-cept His truth, When comes a sea-son of prayer; Who spurn His warnings and seek re-pose In fa-tal o-piates of sin; r But "al-most per-suad ed" the King went his way, A-wait-ing a more conThat with these de-lu-sions the youth turns a-wa...
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1911, Robert H. Coleman
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Robert H. Coleman
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1911
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