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An even song

Author: Carolyn R. Freeman Appears in 3 hymnals First Line: When the evening shadows gather When I close
An even song

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An even song

Author: Carolyn R. Freeman Hymnal: Enyin Omode, Je K'a Korin (Children, Let us Sing) #d58 (1952) First Line: When the evening shadows gather When I close
An even song

I will fear no ill through the long night still

Author: Carolyn R. Freeman Hymnal: The Call to Praise, a Hymnal for Children's Division #d138 (1929) First Line: When the evening shadows gather When I close my eyes in sleep
I will fear no ill through the long night still

I will fear no ill through the long night still

Author: Carolyn R. Freeman Hymnal: The Call to Praise #d144 (1929) First Line: When the evening shadows gather When I close
I will fear no ill through the long night still

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Carolyn R. Freeman

1895 - 1889 Author of "I will fear no ill through the long night still" Freeman, Carolyn R. (1895-?). Her papers are in the files of the Cortland, New York, Historical Society. --C. E. Claghorn, DNAH Archives
Carolyn R. Freeman
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