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SANDTOWN.

C.M.D.

"Lo,

they

have

rejected

the

word

of

the

Lord."-Jer.

819.

Key

of

A

Major.

T.

W.

Carter,

1844.

Urged

by

com-pas-sion,

I

look

round

up-on

my

fel

-

low

clay;

See

men

re

-

ject

the

gos-pel

sound,

Good

God,

what

shall

I

say? My

Urged

by

com-pas-sion,

I

look

round

up-on

my

fel

-

low

clay;

See

men

re

-

ject

the

gos-pel

sound,

Good

God,

what

shall

I

say?

My

bow

-

elsyearn

o'er

dy

-

ing

men,Doom'd to

e -

ter

-

nal

woe,

Fain

would

I

seek,

but

all

is

vain,

Ex

-

cept

the

Lord

speak

too.

bow

-

els

yearn

o'er

dy

-

ing

men,Doom'd to

e

-

ter

-

nal

woe,

Fain

would

I

seek,

but

all

is

vain,

Ex

-

cept

the

Lord

speak too.

See

sketch

in

other

parts

of

this

book

of

Dr.

T.

W.

Carter.

This

tune

was

printed

in

the

Sacred

Harp

on

page

112,

but

was

removed

and

"The

Last

Words

of

Capurnacus"

inserted.

It

has

been

remodeled

and

alto

added

by

S.

M.

Denson,

1911.

The

author

of

the

words

are

unknown.

We

have

been

unable

to

find

the

hymn.