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ON

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Exercises

THE DEATH O F

WILLIAM McKINLEY

P R E S I D E N T O F T H E UNITED
HELD AT T H E OPERA

STATES

HOUSE

F A R M I N G T O N , N. H,

Thursday, September 19, 1901
TWO

O'CLOCK.

�N E A E E E , MY GOD TO

THEE.

Nearer, m y G o d , to thee, nearer to thee!
E ' e n t h o u g h i t be a cross that raiseth me;
S t U l a l l m y song shall be. Nearer, m y G o d , to
thee.
Nearer, m y G o d , to thee! N e a r e r to thee!
T h o u g h like the wanderer, the s u n gone down.
D a r k n e s s be o r e r me, M y r e s t a stone;
Y e t i n m y dreams I ' d be. Nearer, m y G o d ,
to thee.
Nearer, m y G o d , to thee! N e a r e r to thee!
T h e r e let the w a y appear, steps unto heaven;
A l l t h a t t h o u sendest me, I n mercy g i v e n ;
A n g e l s to beckon me. Nearer, m y G o d , to
thee,
Neaj:er, my God, to thee! Nearer to thee!

�AMERICA.
M y country, 'tis of thee.
Sweet l a n d of liberty.
Of thee I sing;
L a n d where m y fathers died.
L a n d of the pilgrims' pride,
P r o m every mountain side.
L e t freedom r i n g !
M y native country, thee.
L a n d of the noble free.
T h y name I love;
I love t h y rocks and r i l l s .
T h y woods a n d templed hOls;
M y heart w i t h rapture thrills
L i k e that above!
O u r fathers' G o d to thee.
A u t h o r of liberty.
T o thee we sing;
L o n g may our l a n d be bright
W i t h freedom's holy l i g h t ;
P r o t e c t u s by t h y m i g h t ,
Gxeat G o d , our K i n g !

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