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O why should we moan

Author: Jacob Martin Hymnal: TSCF1877 #d271 (1877)

O ye who once were mortals

Author: Emma Rood Tuttle Hymnal: TSCF1877 #d272 (1877)

Of all the lands, from east to west

Author: William Denton Hymnal: TSCF1877 #d273 (1877)

On a beautiful time, when heavn's gates were ajar

Author: Jacob Martin Hymnal: TSCF1877 #d274 (1877)

Buddhist's hope

Author: Carlos Tewksbury Hymnal: TSCF1877 #d275 (1877) First Line: On the roaring sea of Adar

Once in the busy streets

Hymnal: TSCF1877 #d276 (1877)

One by one, the sands are flowing

Author: Adelaide Anne Procter Hymnal: TSCF1877 #d277 (1877)

Our angel child

Author: Jennie B. Brown Hymnal: TSCF1877 #d278 (1877) First Line: One day while walking on the shore

Gone before

Hymnal: TSCF1877 #d279 (1877) First Line: One more loved form has passed away

Oppression [Oppressions] shall not always reign

Author: Henry Ware Hymnal: TSCF1877 #d280 (1877)

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