CROWN THE NOBLEST OF ALL,

Thomas Wentworth Higginson.

Rev. D. A. Perrin, M. A.

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1. Com-rades, in what sol - dier grave Sleeps the brav - est
2. Yet no heart more high and warm Ev er dared the bat
3. Youth and beau-ty, daunt-less will, Dreams that life could neʼer ful

Was it he who sank to rest With his colors round his
Nev er foot had firm
On
er tread,
the field where hope lay
Here lie buried; here in peace Wrongs and woes have found re

brave? storm; fill

breast? dead, lease.

Friendship makes his tomb a shrine,
Than are hid with-in this tomb
Turning from my com-rade's eyes,

Gar-lands veil it-ask not
Where un-tended grass - es
Kneel-ing where a moth - er

mine; bloom,

lies,

One low grave yon trees be-neath, Bears

And no stone, with feigned distress, Marks the sacred lone - li
Of the bravest of the

Copyright, 1890, by D. A. Perrin.

ETERNAL LIFE IN HIS BLESSED NAME.

Rev. D. A. Perrin, A. M.

J. H. Stockton. Arr. by D. A. Perrin.

1. Whoever dwelleth in Christ a-bove, Is filled with light,peace,and joy and love, 2. The hope that buildeth above the skies, Is nev 3. Grant us, dear Lord, such a hope as this, That we

er shad-ed by clouds that rise, may gain ever- last-ing bliss,

Cho.-Dwelling in light, in the light of heav'n, Trusting in

rare.

No gild-ed treasures can e'er compare With the jewels of his grace £o
But shin-eth with resplendent lus-ter, To the last day, brighter and bright-er.
In life and death, through eternity, Show forth Thy praises and Thy glory.

Eternal life in His bless-ed name, Bless-ed be His [Omit

E ter nal life in His blessed name, Bless-ed

Copyright, 1915, by D. A. Perrin.

Copyright (for words,) 1888, by D. A. Perrin.

Copyright (for music,) 1871, by Biglow and Main. 1899, by Robert Lowry.

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