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Happy Greetings, a Collection of Choice Original Hymns and Tunes #d79

Temperance Rallying Songs: consisting of a large variety of solos, quartettes, and choruses, suited to every phase of the great temperance reformation #35

First Line:	Lost to a sense of duty
Author:	E. W. Chapman
Refrain First Line:	Ring out the notes of warning

Instances (1 - 2 of 2)	Title	First Line	Tune	Tune Key	Author	Meter	Scripture	Date	Subject	Source
Happy Greetings, a Collection of Choice Original Hymns and Tunes #d79	Ring out the notes of warning	Lost to a sense of duty			E. W. Chapman			1888
Temperance Rallying Songs: consisting of a large variety of solos, quartettes, and choruses, suited to every phase of the great temperance reformation #35	Ring out the notes of warning	Lost to a sense of duty			Mrs. E. W. Chapman			1888

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