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PART THIRD of the HYMN AND TUNE BOOK is a continuation of
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As the selections are chiefly reprints it is proper to say that the
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popular singers, leaders, evangelists and preachers. Such pieces only
have been inserted as have proved by actual trial and use in public
gatherings to be of more than ordinary merit.

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was limited; but leaders need have no doubts as to thc popularity of
those inserted, when once they are introduced to the people.

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In - t0 bless-ing, all pos-sess - ing, Out of self and in - tothee.
In - to un - ion and commun-ion With the ho - 1y King of kings.
In - to sure-ness and se - cureness—Out of self and in - to thee.

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Out of self and in-to thee! Lord, thy wondrous love I see;

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Let me dai - 1y far-ther flee,

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3. It will firm —ly hold in the straits of fear, When the breakers have told
4 It will sure-1y hold in the floods of death When the wa-ters cold
5 When our eyes lie-hold thro’ the gath’ring night, The city of gold,
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