6.4.6.4.D. WALTER HENRY HALL, 1918.

wild billow, Dark was the night;

laboured heav - i ly, Foam glimmered white;

Ascribed to ST. ANATOLIUS; Tr. JOHN MASON NEALE, 1862.

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Four 7's.

Cornish Folksong,

Harmonized by WINFRED DOUGLAS, 1918.

LEW TRENCHARD.

1 Safe up on the billowy deep, Loving Lord, Thy ser-vants keep;

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Helpless, trust - ing pilgrims they, Guard them on their watery way.

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Copyright, 1918, by The H. W. Gray Co.

2 In the morning fill their sails,
Mid the dark send favouring gales;
If their sky be overcast,

Calm the waves, and still the blast.

3 Let Thy sunshine guide by day;
Send at eve the starry ray;

Through the watches of the night,
Be Thou, Lord, their shining light.

4 Thus, as hour by hour rolls by,
Watch them with Thy sleepless eye:
Guide with Thine almighty hand
Safe unto the haven-land.

5 And at last, life's voyage o'er,
Take us to the heavenly shore,
Safe in port, to dwell with Thee.

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VERBUM PACIS.