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A Little Word

Author: Mabel Taylor Hymnal: On Joyful Wing #84 (1886) First Line: ‘Twas spoken by the wayside Lyrics: 1 ‘Twas spoken by the wayside, A little, trembling word, And, though ‘twas but a whisper, It did not fall unheard; It bade the night of sorrow From weeping eyes depart, It made a burden lighter, And healed a breaking heart. ‘Twas spoken by the wayside, A little, trembling word, And, though ‘twas but a whisper, It did not fall unheard. 2 ‘Twas a spoken by the wayside, Where many came and passed, And, swiftly as an arrow, It reached its mark at last; ‘Twas spoken by the wayside, When evening shades were dim, It told the love of Jesus, And brought a soul to him. ‘Twas a spoken by the wayside, Where many came and passed, And, swiftly as an arrow, It reached its mark at last. 3 Go, stand ye by the wayside, And breathe in fervent prayer A word of love and kindness, ‘Twill find an echo there. Ye know not who may listen, Or what that word may do; But go in faith, believing The Lord has work for you. Go, stand ye by the wayside, And breathe in fervent prayer A word of love and kindness, ‘Twill find an echo there. Tune Title: [‘Twas spoken by the wayside]
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A Little Word

Author: Mabel Taylor Hymnal: The Cyber Hymnal #12681 Meter: 7.6.7.6.7.6 D First Line: ’Twas spoken by the wayside Lyrics: 1 ’Twas spoken by the wayside, A little, trembling word, And, though ’twas but a whis­per, It did not fall unheard. It bade the night of sorrow From weeping eyes depart, It made a burden lighter, And healed a breaking heart. ’Twas spoken by the wayside, A little, trembling word, And, though ’twas but a whisper, It did not fall unheard. 2 ’Twas spoken by the wayside, Where many came and passed, And, swiftly as an arrow, It reached its mark at last; ’Twas spoken by the wayside, When evening shades were dim, It told the love of Jesus, And brought a soul to Him. ’Twas spoken by the wayside, Where many came and passed, And, swiftly as an arrow, It reached its mark at last. 3 Go, stand ye by the wayside, And breathe in fervent prayer A word of love and kindness, ’Twill find an echo there. Ye know not who may listen, Or what that word may do; But go in faith, believing The Lord has work for you. Go, stand ye by the wayside, And breathe in fervent prayer A word of love and kindness, ’Twill find an echo there. Languages: English Tune Title: MOUNT WASHINGTON
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A Little Word

Author: Mabel Taylor Hymnal: Words of Life #143 (1889) First Line: 'Twas spoken by the wayside Refrain First Line: 'Twas spoken by the wayside Languages: English Tune Title: ['Twas spoken by the wayside]
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A Little Word

Author: Mabel Taylor Hymnal: Temple Trio #84 (1886) First Line: ‘Twas spoken by the wayside Tune Title: [‘Twas spoken by the wayside]
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