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The Mountain Minstrel
Editor:
T. D. Bonner
Publisher:
George S. Bonner, Concord, N.H., 1847
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d101
The drunkard's grave, the drunkard's grave
d102
The pledge, the pledge, the mighty rock
d103
The teetotallers are coming
d104
The temperance ball's in motion
d105
The temperance pledge 'tis glorious light
d106
There dwelt in your midst a poor drunkard
d107
There is a war within your borders
d108
This day, O God, thy blessed hand
d109
Though wretchedness unending awaits the drunkards soul
d110
Together let us often meet
d111
Too long have I strayed
d112
Topers who with rum are fed
d113
Touch not the cup, it is death to thy [the] soul
d114
Water from its fountain gushing
d115
We are all Washingtonians
d116
We come from the mountains afar
d117
We here are met, a jovial set
d118
We praise thee, Lord, if but one soul
d119
Weep for the fallen, hang your heads in sorrow
d120
When bright rosy morning peeps over the hills
d121
When Jesus, our Redeemer, came
d122
When the goddess of liberty came from above
d123
Where are the friends that to me were so dear
d124
While roving at midnight, I chanced near the grave
d125
Who has filled the drunkard's grave
d126
Will you come sign the pledge we now offer
d127
Will you come to the spring that is sparkling
d128
Ye may drink, if ye list
d129
You old brandy bottle, I've [we] loved you too long
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