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Carols for Easter-Tide

Set to Ancient Melodies by the Rev. T. Helmore ... the words Principally in imitation of the original, by the Rev. J. M. Neale

Neale, J. M. (1818-1866)

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CAROLS FOR EASTER-TIDE.

XIII.

XIII. Let the merry church bells ring.

XIV.

XIV. The world itself keeps Easter Day.

XV.

XV. Let us tell the story.

XVI.

XVI. Give ear, give ear, good Christian men!

XVII.

XVII. A song, a song, our Chief to greet.

XVIII.

XVIII. Sing Alleluia, all ye lands.

XIX.

XIX. Days grow longer.

XX.

XX. The morning of Salvation.

XXI.

XXI. Let the song be begun.

XXII.

XXII. The foe behind.

XXIII.

XXIII. 'Twas about the dead of night.

XXIV.

XXIV. Easter Day comes on but slowly.

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Carols for Easter-Tide

Set to Ancient Melodies by the Rev. T. Helmore ... the words Principally in imitation of the original, by the Rev. J. M. Neale

J. M. Neale

1818-1866

University of Virginia Library

Carols for Easter-Tide

Set to Ancient Melodies by the Rev. T. Helmore ... the words Principally in imitation of the original, by the Rev. J. M. Neale

J. M. Neale

J. A. Novello

London New York

1854