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In march time, with great rigour and fervour
Words by Julia Ward Howk (1810-1910).
Charles L. Naylor {1869- ).
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2. sound-ed forth the trum-pet that shall ncv-er call re -treat; He is
3. seen hill) in the watch fires tif a hun-drcdcir-clingcamps; They have
4. heau-ty of the lil - ies Clirist was born, a-cross the sea, With a
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tramp-ling out the vin-tage where the grapes of wrath arc stored; He hath loosed the fa - tal
sift - ing out theheartsof men be - fore his judge-iiicnt scat: Oh he swift, my soul, to
build - ed him an al - tar in the even-ing dews and damps; I can readhisright-eous
glo-ry in his bo-som that trans-fig-ures you and lue: As he died to make men
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