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    RHODE
  
  
    ISLAND.
  
  
    8,
  
  
    8,
  
  
    6,
  
  
    8,
  
  
    8,
  
  
    6.
  
    '
  
  
    Unto
  
  
    you
  
  
    it
  
  
    is
  
  
    given
  
  
    to
  
  
    know
  
  
    the
  
  
    mystery
  
  
    of
  
  
    the
  
  
    kingdom
  
  
    of
  
  
    God."-Mark
  
  
    4:11.
  
    Charles
  
  
    Wesley,
  
  
    1747.
  
  
    Key
  
  
    of
  
  
    C
  
  
    Minor.
  
    1. Thou
  
  
    great
  
  
    mys
  
  
    -
  
  
    te
  
  
    -
  
  
    ri
  
  
    -
  
  
    ous
  
  
    God
  
  
    un-known,
  
  
    Whose
  
  
    love
  
  
    hath
  
  
    gen
  
  
    -
  
  
    tly
  
  
    led
  
  
    me
  
  
    on
  
  
    E'en
  
  
    from
  
  
    my
  
  
    in
  
  
    -
  
  
    fant
  
  
    days.
  
    2. Fath
  
  
    -
  
  
    er,
  
  
    in
  
  
    me
  
  
    re
  
  
    -
  
  
    veal
  
  
    thy
  
  
    Son,
  
  
    And
  
  
    to
  
  
    my
  
  
    in
  
  
    -
  
  
    most
  
  
    soul
  
  
    make
  
  
    known.
  
  
    How
  
  
    mer
  
  
    -
  
  
    ci
  
  
    -
  
  
    ful
  
  
    thou
  
  
    art
  
    Mine
  
  
    in
  
  
    -
  
  
    most
  
  
    soul
  
  
    ex
  
  
    -
  
  
    pose
  
  
    to
  
  
    view,
  
  
    And
  
  
    tell
  
  
    me
  
  
    if
  
  
    I
  
  
    ev
  
  
    -
  
  
    er
  
  
    knew
  
  
    Thy
  
  
    jus
  
  
    -
  
  
    ti
  
  
    -
  
  
    fy
  
  
    -
  
  
    ing
  
  
    grace
  
    The
  
  
    se
  
  
    -
  
  
    cret
  
  
    of
  
  
    thy
  
  
    love
  
  
    re
  
  
    -
  
  
    veal,
  
  
    And
  
  
    by
  
  
    thy
  
  
    hal
  
  
    -
  
  
    low
  
  
    -
  
  
    ing
  
  
    Spir
  
  
    -
  
  
    it
  
  
    dwell
  
  
    For
  
  
    -
  
  
    ev
  
  
    .
  
  
    er
  
  
    in
  
  
    my
  
  
    heart.
  
    The
  
  
    above
  
  
    tune
  
  
    was
  
  
    in
  
  
    the
  
  
    Sacred
  
  
    Harp
  
  
    of
  
  
    1844,
  
  
    but
  
  
    wás
  
  
    removed
  
  
    by
  
  
    the
  
  
    revision
  
  
    and
  
  
    Gainesville
  
  
    and
  
  
    Evening
  
  
    inserted
  
  
    in
  
  
    its
  
  
    place.
  
  
    It
  
  
    appears
  
  
    in
  
  
    the
  
  
    Southern
  
    Harmony,
  
  
    by
  
  
    Wm.
  
  
    Walker,
  
  
    1835,
  
  
    page
  
  
    145,
  
  
    and
  
  
    same
  
  
    book
  
  
    revised
  
  
    1849,
  
  
    page
  
  
    145.
  
  
    It
  
  
    is
  
  
    also
  
  
    in
  
  
    the
  
  
    earlier
  
  
    song
  
  
    books.
  
  
    None
  
  
    of
  
  
    them
  
  
    give
  
  
    the
  
  
    author's
  
  
    name.
  
  
    Thé
  
    words
  
  
    were
  
  
    orignally
  
  
    taken
  
  
    from
  
  
    Methodist
  
  
    Hymn
  
  
    Book,
  
  
    1835,
  
  
    page
  
  
    107.
  
  
    Also
  
  
    see
  
  
    Hymn
  
  
    Book
  
  
    by
  
  
    Tiller
  
  
    in
  
  
    1900,
  
  
    No.
  
  
    357.
  
  
    It
  
  
    has
  
  
    eight
  
  
    stanzas.
  
  
    Originally
  
  
    taken
  
    from
  
  
    Redemption
  
  
    Hymns
  
  
    of
  
  
    Charles
  
  
    Wesley
  
  
    in
  
  
    1747.
  
  
    It
  
  
    is
  
  
    now
  
  
    published
  
  
    in
  
  
    all
  
  
    the
  
  
    standard
  
  
    hymn
  
  
    books
  
  
    of
  
  
    this
  
  
    and
  
  
    many
  
  
    other
  
  
    countries.
  
  
    Also
  
  
    see
  
  
    Social
  
  
    Harp
  
    John
  
  
    G.
  
  
    McCurry,
  
  
    page
  
  
    198,
  
  
    1855.