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The Precious Old Book
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In the Bible we read of a city, A city that is built four-square
Author: William A. McKinney
Tune: [In the Bible we read of a city] (McKinney)
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Author:
William A. McKinney
(no biographical information available about William A. McKinney.)
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Text Information
Text Information
First Line:
In the Bible we read of a city, A city that is built four-square
Title:
The Precious Old Book
Author:
William A. McKinney
Language:
English
Refrain First Line:
In a quiet little nook with the precious old book
Publication Date:
1943
Copyright:
This text may still be under copyright because it was published in 1943.
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[In the Bible we read of a city] (McKinney)
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Anchored Faith #118
Display Title
: The Precious Old Book
First Line
: In the Bible we read of a city
Tune Title
: [In the Bible we read of a city]
Author
: W. A. McK.
Date
: 1943
Anchored Faith #118
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