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H. S. Taylor › Texts

Short Name: H. S. Taylor
Full Name: Taylor, H. S. (Howard Singleton), 1847-
Birth Year: 1847
Death Year (est.): 1947
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Texts by H. S. Taylor (84)sort descendingAsAuthority LanguagesInstances
A cruel old king from a castle strongH. S. Taylor (Author)English5
A giant bound with a chainH. Taylor (Author)English3
A swelling wave of temperance songH. S. Taylor (Author)English2
Along in November, when chill was the weatherH. S. Taylor (Author)English4
Arouse, ye sons of temperanceH. S. Taylor (Author)English3
Barren waters sometimes mock usH. S. T. (Author)English2
Brave Haddock has gone to his restH. S. Taylor (Author)English2
Bring the brave drum out, fill the air aroundH. S. T. (Author)English2
Call the little children to combineH. S. Taylor (Author)English3
Clarkson, and Dudley, and Quay, they sayH. S. Taylor (Author)English2
Clear the track! clear the track!H. S. Taylor (Author)English3
Come and listen my boysH. S. Taylor (Author)English2
Come, fellow Christian, time is slipping byH. S. Taylor (Author)English2
Courage, friends, the lust of blindnessH. S. Taylor (Author)English2
Dare to do right! Dare to do rightH. S. Taylor (Author)English2
For God and home and native land, O words of blending beauty!H. S. Taylor (Author)English2
Good folks listen to a man in troubleH. S. Taylor (Author)English2
Goodbye, Republicans, goodbye!H. S. Taylor (Author)English2
Hark, the thrill approaching nighHoward S. Taylor (Author)2
Have you met the artful dodger in your travels through the land?H. S. Taylor (Author)English2
Huzza! Huzza! Huzza!H. S. Taylor (Author)English2
I am a brave distilleryH. S. Taylor (Author)English2
I am rocking on the billows of the deepH. S. Taylor (Author)English2
I asked of my conscience to giveH. S. Taylor (Author)English2
I remember well a cottageRev. H. Taylor (Author)English6
I used to like a social drinkH. S. T. (Author)English2
I'm a temperance fanaticH. S. T. (Author)English2
I'm always very sorry for a drinking manH. S. Taylor (Author)English2
In the land of freedom's choiceH. S. T. (Author)English2
In the rain of the days that are driftingH. S. Taylor (Author)English2
Join loud and longH. S. T. (Author)English2
Look up, O prodigal! cease thou to languish!H. S. Taylor (Author)English2
Many people have a notion that the Prohibition folksH. S. T. (Author)English2
No surrender, pass the word, For the ocnflict quickly girdH. S. Taylor (Author)English5
O brothers, sisters, here's my heartH. S. Taylor (Author)English2
O come along, we'll sing a songH. S. Taylor (Author)English1
O de Brewer's big hosses, comin' down de roadH. S. Taylor (Author)English6
O fling out the banner! let all the world knowH. S. Taylor (Author)English2
O Gineral Moses wid his Izzerlite bandH. S. Taylor (Author)English2
O land of our glory, rise, rise in thy mightHoward S. Taylor (Author)English3
O mister brewer man, what you gwine to doH. S. Taylor (Author)English4
O temperance men, we're Americans allH. S. T. (Author)English2
O the sorrow and the woe on the way to JerichoH. S. Taylor (Author)English7
O who will stand for the Fatherland?H. S. Taylor (Author)English2
O Kizer, Kizer is my nameH. S. Taylor (Author)English2
On the hill the beacon blazesH. S. T. (Author)English2
On the ocean of life, wild and broadH. S. Taylor (Author)English2
Onward the cause is moving, stronger it growsH. S. Taylor (Author)English2
Said the deacon BedottH. S. Taylor (Author)English2
Said the secretary of stateH. S. Taylor (Author)English2
See the sinner at the templeRev. H. Taylor (Author)2
Sing a song of sixpence, a barrel full of rye!H. S. Taylor (Author)English2
Sleeping on the maintop, sailorH. S. Taylor (Author)English2
Stand by the blue, Ever be trueH. S. Taylor (Author)2
Take the step that fast will bind youH. S. T. (Author)English2
The bells, the bells, the temperance bellsH. S. Taylor (Author)English2
The bonds of the ages are breaking, breakingH. S. Taylor (Author)English2
The emerald breast of the great green westH. S. Taylor (Author)English2
The flowers swim at the top of the bowlH. S. Taylor (Author)English2
The home and the saloon are outH. S. Taylor (Author)English3
The land the pilgrims sought forH. S. Taylor (Author)English2
The lines are drawn and we're preparedH. S. Taylor (Author)English2
The signs are improvingH. S. Taylor (Author)English2
The temperance ark is just about to sailH. S. Taylor (Author)English2
There is trouble abroad in the airH. S. Taylor (Author)English2
There's a good old roadH. S. Taylor (Author)English2
There's a patient little woman here belowHoward S. Taylor (Author)English5
There's a rod above the oceanH. S. Taylor (Author)English13
There's an adder in the cupH. Taylor (Author)English6
Thou camest, Lord, in kingly stateH. S. Taylor (Author)2
Time is flying, flying, flyingH. S. Taylor (Author)English3
To Ophrah's oak an angel cameH. S. Taylor (Author)English3
Truth is enlisting usH. S. Taylor (Author)English2
We have struck, neighbor JoeH. S. Taylor (Author)English2
We praise Thee, O God, for what Thou hast wroguhtH. S. T. (Author)English2
We ring the challenge out, all evil hosts defyingHoward S. Taylor (Author)2
We will stand side by side, firm and steadyH. S. T. (Author)English2
What are a freeman's rights todayH. S. Taylor (Author)English2
What's all the stir, neighborH. S. Taylor (Author)English3
When Moses led the Hebrews outHoward S. Taylor (Author)English3
When the hours are dark and drearH. S. T. (Author)English2
When the very heavens shudder at the crashing cannon's soundH. S. Taylor (Author)English2
Whiskey steals the wise man's brainsH. S. Taylor (Author)English3
With the help of Christ, our Savior, brothersH. S. Taylor (Author)English2
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