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Though the night o'erhang our dwelling

Author: Thomas L. Poulson Hymnal: TGB1875 #d51 (1875)
Though the night o'erhang our dwelling

The social glass

Author: R. G. Staples Hymnal: TGB1875 #d52 (1875) First Line: 'Tis but the social, friendly glass
The social glass

Touch not the cup, it is death to thy [the] soul

Author: James H. Aikman Hymnal: TGB1875 #d53 (1875)
Touch not the cup, it is death to thy [the] soul

Touch not the bowl

Author: Samuel Callan Hymnal: TGB1875 #d54 (1875) First Line: Touch not, touch not the sparkling bowl
Touch not the bowl

Wake and sing, brother, sing

Hymnal: TGB1875 #d55 (1875)
Wake and sing, brother, sing

Sparkling fountain

Hymnal: TGB1875 #d56 (1875) First Line: Water from its fountains gushing
Sparkling fountain

We are strong, we are strong Though the contest be long

Author: Ella W. Wilcox Hymnal: TGB1875 #d57 (1875)
We are strong, we are strong Though the contest be long

Temperance banner

Author: R. A. Searles Hymnal: TGB1875 #d58 (1875) First Line: We will raise our banner high Refrain First Line: Unfurl its pearly sheen
Temperance banner

The loyal army

Author: Elisha A. Hoffman; Elisha Albright Hoffman Hymnal: TGB1875 #d59 (1875) First Line: We're marching on, an army strong
The loyal army

A hundred years to come

Author: W. C. Brown Hymnal: TGB1875 #d60 (1875) First Line: Where, where will be the birds that sing
A hundred years to come

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