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Edith Lovell Thomas

Short Name: Edith Lovell Thomas
Full Name: Thomas, Edith Lovell, 1878-1970
Birth Year: 1878
Death Year: 1970
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Texts by Edith Lovell Thomas (55)sort descendingAsAuthority LanguagesInstances
A holiday in summerEdith Lovell Thomas (Author)2
All covered with earthEdith Lovell Thomas (Author)2
All the beauty out of doorsEdith L. Thomas (Author)3
All things made new in time for springEdith Lovell Thomas (Author)English2
All through the year we'll try to doEdith Lovell Thomas (Author (sts. 2 & 3))English2
As we truly worshipEdith Lovell Thomas (Author)2
Beautiful pictures that we seeEdith Lovell Thomas (Author)2
Boys and girls, welcome to you allEdith Lovell Thomas (Author)2
Crocus in the grassEdith Lovell Thomas (Author)2
Dear father of us allEdith Lovell Thomas (Author)2
Far away in North-landEdith Lovell Thomas (Author)2
For all the good things which this day has brought usEdith Lovell Thomas (Author)English2
For neighbors, who see notEdith Lovell Thomas (Author)2
Give food to all, we ask this dayEdith Lovell Thomas (Author)2
Gladly to the house of worshipEdith Lovell Thomas (Author)English6
God of our friendsEdith Lovell Thomas (Author)2
Good day, good day, thus spakeEdith Lovell Thomas (Author)2
Gracias por tus bendiciones, SeñorEdith Lovell Thomas (Author)Spanish2
Hear the tinkling of far off bellsEdith Lovell Thomas (Author)2
Heavenly Father, gladly we comeEdith Lovell Thomas (Author)2
High in the elm treeEdith Lovell Thomas (Author)2
I climb the highest point of landEdith Lovell Thomas (Author)2
In the maple tree branchesEdith Lovell Thomas (Author)2
In the morning, when I wakeEdith Lovell Thomas (Author)2
In the morning, when I'm calledEdith Lovell Thomas (Author)2
Jesus sat in the templeEdith Lovell Thomas (Author)2
Listen, dear God, as we now repeatEdith Lovell Thomas (Author)2
Little maid O little Hebew maidEdith Lovell Thomas (Author)2
Look up people to the skyEdith Lovell Thomas (Author)2
O mighty wind, aroaring loudEdith Lovell Thomas (Author)2
On the little Christ-child's BirthdayEdith Lovell Thomas (Author)2
One, two, three pretty leavesEdith Lovell Thomas (Author)2
Our garden is a lovely placeEdith Lovell Thomas (Author)English2
Out on the Sea of GalileeEdith Lovell Thomas (Author)2
Over the sea our Chinese friendsEdith Lovell Thomas (Author)2
Parents took Jesus, when twelveEdith Lovell Thomas (Author)2
Praise and thanksgiving let everyone bringEdith L. Thomas (Author)English17
Sing, sing, bird in apple treeEdith Lovell Thomas (Author)2
Take this offering, dear FatherEdith Lovell Thomas (Author)2
The Bible is a story bookEdith Lovell Thomas (Author)English2
The birds are flying southwardEdith Lovell Thomas (Author)2
The pilgrim people long agoEdith Lovell Thomas (Author)2
The radio comes down from heavenEdith Lovell Thomas (Author)2
There's a lad here, said AndrewEdith Lovell Thomas (Author)2
To God's most holy houseEdith Lovell Thomas (Author)2
Trees are good to have for friendsEdith Lovell Thomas (Author)2
Upon a special ThursdayE. L. Tomas (Author)2
Waving, waving our colorsEdith Lovell Thomas (Author)2
We sing, O God, our songEdith Lovell Thomas (Author)2
We thank you, God, for what we eatEdith Lovell Thomas (Author)2
When father reads aloudEdith Lovell Thomas (Author)2
When the winter winds do blowEdith Lovell Thomas (Author)2
"Whoo-ee! Whoo-ee!" sings the windEdith Lovell Thomas (Author)English2
Within a garden fairEdith Lovell Thomas (Author)2
Yellow flowers are cheerfulestEdith Lovell Thomas (Author)2
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