Dorothy Dobbins Dake

Short Name: Dorothy Dobbins Dake
Full Name: Dake, Dorothy Dobbins
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After the storm is over, and after my race is runDorothy Dake (Author)2
Because mankind partook of sinDorothy Dake (Author)2
From the crowds far awayDorothy Dake (Author)2
I cannot afford a mansionDorothy Dake (Author)2
I feel at the feet of JesusDorothy Dake (Author)2
I have a dear loving motherDorothy Dake (Author)2
I heard that the life of the SaviorDorothy Dake (Author)2
O thou whose arm is strong and bareDorothy Dake (Author)2
The Christ of great, infinite mercyDorothy Dake (Author)2
The Potter desired a masterpieceDorothy Dake (Author)2
The stranger of Galilee has long been a friendDorothy Dake (Author)2
Tonight my thoughts have turned to homeDorothy Dake (Author)3
'Twas the brightest morn That had ever borneDorothy Dake (Author)2
Upon a cross, a cruel crossDorothy Dake (Author)2
We may sing of our RedeemerDorothy Dake (Author)2
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