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Who often with me kindly played

Hymnal: Linden Harp #d176 (1856) Languages: English
Who often with me kindly played

My brother

Hymnal: Songs for the Little Ones at Home #d240 (1852) First Line: Who often with me kindly played
My brother
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My brother

Hymnal: Linden Harp #95b (1855) First Line: Who often with me kindly play'd Lyrics: 1 Who often with me kindly play'd, And all my little playthings made? Who sought for me the cooling shade? My brother. 2 Who to school my books would bear, And lead me o'er the bridge with care, And lessons find for me, when there? My brother. 3 Who gather'd apples from the tree, Chestnuts, and walnuts, too, for me? Who, cheerful, did all this? 'twas thee. My brother. 4 And when a present he had got, O! who was it that ne'er forgot To share with me his happy lot? My brother. 5 These joyful days must have an end, But O, to me thy kindness lend, And still remain my dearest friend, My brother. 6 And may I ever grateful be, For all thy kindness shown to me, And ne'er withdraw my love from thee, My brother. Languages: English
My brother

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