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A Book of Gospel Songs and
Standard Hymns

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RELIGIOUS MEETiNGS OF ALL KINDS

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\Vhere on - ly Christ is heard to speak,WhereJe - sus reigns a - lone! 1
Which neither life, nordeath can part From Him thatdwells with-in.

Per- feet and right,an_d pure and good, A cop - y, Lord, of Thine!
May Thy dear name be near my healrt—That dear,best name is Love.
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