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Short Name: J. B. Harriman
Full Name: Harriman, J. B.
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As Galilee's tempest was hushed to a calmJ. B. Harriman (Author)3
Beech and maple and sturdy oakJ. B. Harriman (Author)3
Dark was the night, but now the day is breakingJ. B. Harriman (Author)3
Ho, Dan's true sons and daughtersJ. B. Harriman (Author)3
Holy rememberance, precious wordsJ. B. Harriman (Author)2
I will proclaim the name of JehovahJ. B. Harriman (Author)2
In Judah's pleasant land beholdJ. B. Harriman (Author)3
Lo the dawning light while darkness shroudsJ. B. Harriman (Author)3
Millenial bells are ringingJ. B. Harriman (Author)3
O the comfort of a shelterJ. B. Harriman (Author)2
Plowing the ground in the springtimeJ. B. Harriman (Author)3
The bluebirds have come, what a thrill of joyJ. B. Harriman (Author)3
'Tis early morning as we leaveJ. B. Harriman (Author)3
We start our eastern journeyJ. B. Harriman (Author)3
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