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—5.————. —— J—IIIII————.— ——— A. 727 balm-y morning, Firmly cling! Clingatlife's full noontide hour, Storm, orcalm, or fa-ther, brother, Firmly cling! When the cares of earth oppress thee, When the wants of

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EE „ sun, or show-er, Cling till evéning sha-dows low- er, Cling, oh, eling!

time distress thee, Cling to Christ, He still ean bless thee, Oling, oh, cling!

127— 4 When thy Saviour seemeth dearer, Olosely cling!

And when death approacheth nearer Firmly cling!

3 When tu6 sun of bliss is glowing, Olosely eling! When afflictions thou art knowing,

Firmly eling!

Oling mid toil, or pam, or pleasure, And till thou hast passed the river, Hunger's pang or plenty's treasure,— And till all thy griéfs are Over, He has wealth that knows no measure, Till in heaven with Christ for ever, Oling, oh, cling! Oling, oh, cling! 4 SAVE, SAVE SOME. (Zuune 6.) 1 Souls axe perisbing before thee, Trust in Christ, and thus Possessing Save, save some; Heavenly aid and heavenly blessing, They may be thy crown of glory, To the work of mercy pressing, Save, save some. Save, save somée. From the—.—.— that would devour, 3 Who the worth of souls can measure 2 From Ithe raging lion's power, Save, save Some; . ＋ 2006** 5 ＋ 7 From Wane Lae en shower, Who can count the priceless treasure:? Save, save some. 2 Not in thine oun strength confiding, Like the stars shall shine for ever Save, save Some; 3ẽ— Those who faithfully endeavour Love and prayer thine eflorts guiding, Dying sinners to deliver,

Save, save some. Save, save some.