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"HIPPLE Ohe insane's) prayer, made 9th
w July, 1916, being the Evening Hymn altered
and ai,ptsd 10 Sabbath Temperance Meetings., 5y
Joseph Wmppk.-7une Familiar.


Glory to thee, God, this day,


For blessings scattered in our way
Aid me with truth our pledge to keep,
In ,oeai or ,ooe, auahe or sleep.


Forgive, 0 Lord, for thy dear Son,
Such ills as | this day have done,


And ii The poor mised l'ye passed, a s4t
BE 1t, 0 Lord, aoih grace, the last. .s.
Do not, kind father, sweep me of, Na..W
Whilst men against thy cause do scof, ~
But when the pledge they densely sign,
In Heau'n garew me With thine.
Provide me, Lord, with gift of speech, S.
My erring neighbors to beseech; ,,.l
That whist Pm crown'd with lasting fame,
Giue endless glory 10 thy name. aP
Grant that temptation from the WINE
May not estrange me from thy vine;
But from thy hand the juice be press'd,
TO aid me, glad me, give me res.


When all beneath the rising sun


Shall say my earthly race is run,


Then grant, 0 Lord, my lot NAV be


Radiant Nth glory, o,om'd By thee
Praise God from whom all blessings how-
Praise him redeem'd, who sorrow know,
Praise him above, We heavenly host:


His PRAISE YOUR HIGH, YoUR ONLY BOAST.
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