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Do good, do good, there's ever a way

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Do good, do good, there's ever a way

Author: C. W. Denison
Published in 16 hymnals

Author: C. W. Denison

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First Line:	Do good, do good, there's ever a way
Author:	C. W. Denison
Refrain First Line:	Then do good, do good, there's ever a way
Copyright:	Public Domain

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The New Golden Censer: a musical offering to the sabbath schools (1870), p.38

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Instances (1 - 16 of 16)

Golden Censer #d13

Hymns of Progress #d31

Maynard's Sabbath School Echo. 6th ed. of Maynard's Selected Sabbath School Hymns, with an Appendix #d44

Maynard's Selected Sabbath School Hymns. 4th ed. #d37

Palmer's Sabbath School Songs #24a

Sabbath School Bell No. 2 #29c

Sunday School Hymn Book #d96

The Anniversary and Sunday School Music Book No. 1-5 #d38

The Anniversary and Sunday School Music Book Nos. 1 and 2 with additions #d11

The Children's Progressive Lyceum #23

The New Golden Censer #38

The Plymouth Sabbath School Collection of Hymns and Tunes #98

The Sabbath School Bell #12

The Spiritual Harp #d43

The Westminster Collection of Sabbath School Hymns and Tunes #d23

Young Singer's Friend #213

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