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LOOKING HOMEWARD.

F. S. STANTON.

DUET.

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2. I

E-den's fair clime, Where par-a - dise be-hold

faith I

A beau-ti - ful

Of pure sparkling

1. I am now looking homeward to
am now looking homeward, by
am now looking homeward, a
am now looking homeward and soon shall be there, And with the bright

3. I 4. I

riv - er I see

Copyright, 1894, by CHAS. H. WOODMAN, Manager.

saints soon will gain, And for-ev er

I will dwell with the Lord;
streets of pure gold, No shadow of e vil is
God it pro-ceeds, There I'll drink that pure wa
un - cloud-ed eyes, In glo- ry their voices

there;

ter at

home. will ring;

1. Now to heaven our prayers as - cend - ing, God speed the right;

no ble cause con tending, God speed the right;

Who laughs in ant fiend