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Orson F. Whitney

Orson F. Whitney
Short Name: Orson F. Whitney
Full Name: Whitney, Orson F. (Orson Ferguson), 1855-1931
Birth Year: 1855
Death Year: 1931
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Texts by Orson F. Whitney (23)sort descendingAsAuthority LanguagesInstances
A lily in a desert land drank in the dewy airOrson F. Whitney (Author)2
A stranger star over BethlehemOrson F. Whitney (Author)English3
A stranger star that came from afarOrson F. Whitney (Author)2
Arrayed in lightOrson F. Whitney (Author)2
As babe on mother breastOrson F. Whitney (Author)2
Children of the Saints of GodOrson F. Whitney (Author)2
Crown the conquerors homeward comingOrson F. Whitney (Author)2
Dark the battle clouds are closingOrson F. Whitney (Author)3
Enthroned upon the verdure covered hillsOrson F. Whitney (Author)2
Farewell, old EnglandOrson F. Whitney (Author)2
Father and first of friendsOrson F. Whitney (Author)3
Freedom waves her joyous pinionsOrson F. Whitney (Author)3
God of my fathers, Friend of humankindOrson F. Whitney (Author)2
Hail to the prophet who pointed the wayOrson F. Whitney (Author)2
In robes of light, than day more brightOrson F. Whitney (Author)English3
Joseph, the Prophet, martyred saint and seerOrson F. Whitney (Author)2
Keep the light that God has kindledOrson F. Whitney (Author)2
Midway of life, in meditative moodOrson F. Whitney (Author)2
Savior, Redeemer of my soulWhitney (Author)4
Speak truth, O oracle, whate'er Thy tongueOrson F. Whitney (Author)2
The wintry day descending to its closeOrson F. Whitney (Author)4
The wrinkled brow of timeOrson F. Whitney (Author)2
There are those who deem earth's hour of duranceOrson F. Whitney (Author)2
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