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THE
LAST
WORDS
OF
COPERNICUS.
C.
M.
(Original.)
They
need
no
candle
neither
light
of
the
sun,
for
the
Lord
God
giveth
them
light."-REV.
22:5
Key
of
F
Major.
MISS
SARAH
LANCASTER;
18
Ye gold
-
en
lamps
of
Heav'n,
farewell,
With
all
your
fee-ble
light;
Fare-well
thou
ev-er
chang-ing
moon,
Pale
em-press
of
the
night.
And
thou
re-ful-gent
And
thou
re-ful-gent
And
thou
refulgent
orb
of
day,
In
brighter
flames
array'd;
My
soul
which
springs
beyond
thy
sphere,
No
more
demands
thy
aid.
orb
of
day,
In
brighter
flames
array'd;
And
thou
refulgent
orb
of
day
In
brighter
flames
array'd;
My
soul
which
springs
beyond
thy
sphere,
No
more
demands
thy
aid.
And
thou
refulgent
orb
of
day,
In
brighter
flames
array'd;
My
soul,
which
springs
beyond
thy
sphere,
No
more
demands
thy
aid.
orb
of
day,
In
brighter
flames
arrayed;
In
brighter
flames
array'd;...
My
soul,
which
springs
beyond
thy sphere,
No
more
demands
thy
aid.
Miss
Sarah
Lancaster,
the
author
of
the
above
tune
is
at
this
time
about
ninety
years
of
age.
Resides
somewhere
in
the
state
of
Texas.
Statements
made
about
her
having
died
at
West
Point,
Georgia,
twenty-five
or
thirty
years
ago
is
a
mistake.
The
hymn
of
this
tune
is
based
on
Rev.
22nd
chapter
and
5th
verse.