Henry Bacon

Short Name: Henry Bacon
Full Name: Bacon, Henry, 1813-1856
Birth Year: 1813
Death Year: 1856
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All fruit is in the blossomH. Bacon (Author)2
By mountain stream, and where the brookH. Bacon (Author)2
Children all, arise at callHenry Bacon (Author)2
Flowers from the garden bringHenry Bacon (Author)2
Framer of worlds, and God of mindH. Bacon (Author)2
From the deep and flowing riverHenry Bacon (Author)2
Gracious Father, by thy favorHenry Bacon (Author)4
Hark to the church bells ringingHenry Bacon (Author)3
How hallowed is the blissH. Bacon (Author)2
How sweetly the birds in the summerH. Bacon (Author)2
Jesus, we hear thy gentle voiceHenry Bacon (Author)1
Not for the prophet tongue of fireHenry Bacon (Author)7
Now our festive joys are endingHenry Bacon (Author)3
O how dearly how dearly the Bible I loveH. Bacon (Author)2
O teachers, 'tis a fearful worldHenry Bacon (Author)2
O when the bell is ringingHenry Bacon (Author)2
One dear schoolmate now has vanishedHenry Bacon (Author)2
Ring out the song of praiseH. Bacon (Author)2
Rising from the ocean's bedH. Bacon (Author)2
The song that thrills Shall, o'er the hills, ResoundH. Bacon (Author)2
Thou Friend of chilhood, dearHenry Bacon (Author)2
Thou gavest, and we yield to theeHenry Bacon (Author)4
Through every path where natureH. Bacon (Author)1
'Tis sweet, on this bright summerHenry Bacon (Author)2
Uphold me, Father, I am weak H. Bacon (Author)2
Where'er my gospel is proclaimedHenry Bacon (Author)3
Who are these in bright array, 'Mid the happy festal throng?Henry Bacon (Author)English2
With milder glow, the moonH. Bacon (Author)2
With the dew upon her wingH. Bacon (Author)2

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