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..Bright - ly shone the moon that night, @l the frost was"Sire, h" lives a goodleague hence,fn - der-neath the

cru :moun -geth

elrtain I€r;Page and mon-arch, forth they went, Forth theywent to .

co ptu lcnto

When i poor man came in sight, Gath-'ring win - terest fence, By Saint Ag - nes'la - ment And the bit - ter

Right a - gainst the for.Through the rude windts wild

fufounweath

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4. "Sire,the night is darker now,And the wind blows strongerlFails my heart,I know not howI can go no longer.D

"l!lark my footsteps, my good page ;Tread thou in them boldly:Thou shalt find the winterb rageFreeze thy blood less coldly I

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5. In his masterL steps he trod,Where the snow lay dinted;Heat was in the very sodWhich the saint had printed;Th erefore, Christian men,be sure,Wealth or rank possessing,Ye who now will bless the poor,Shall yourselves find blessing.

Good King Venceslasil

- las looked out On tho Feast of Steph- en,stand by m€' ,'If thouknow'st it, tell - ing,bring me wine, Bring me pine - log" hith - er I

When the snowYon - der peas -Thou and I

l. Good King 'Won - ces2. "Hith - er, page, and3. "Bring me flesh, and

round a - boutpwho is he?see him dine

ENGLISH

Deep and crisp and ev - en iWhere and what his dwell - ing?nWhen we bear them thith - €r.t

Silent Night, Iloly NightSIrl,lE NACHI- lrrogvlat

Josrrg More, UC2-18aETt. from various aourcog

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Round yon Vir - gin ,Moth-er andShep - herds hear tbe an - gelsRa - diant beams from Thy ho - lyWith the an - gels let us

All is calm,Dark'- ness llies,Son of God,Won - droua Star,

trbexz Gnwur, 178?-1863

all ia brightall is light;

love'8 pure lightlend thy light;

HIS SIRTH

72

nightnight,night,night,

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child! Ho - lysing, "Al - leface, With thesing, Al - le

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I Heard the Bells on Christmns DayIlenry W. Longfellow, l8O7-1882

I hoardI t}ought

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Harmonlzed by Sir John Stainer

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rnguardThis, this is Ghrist the

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borao,sings

andforher

Haste, hasteHail, hailJoy, ioy

to bring Himthe Word madefor Christ is

laud, Theflesh, Theborn, The

Babe, theBabr:, theBabe, the

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Jin- gleBells! Jin- gleBellsl Jin' dl tbe wayl Ohrwhetfu.o iti

:c' iIn a one-horse o-Perr s h! Io' a one-borqe' o,- poa oli

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mas Dnymas Daymas Dnymas Day

tlre morntlrc mornthe mornthe morn

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on Christ - mtgon Christ - meson Christ - mi!on Christ - Inae

come sailthose shipsand Ctrristre .- joicc

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in, Onthree, Onthere, Onmain, Orr

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O Cclrne, O Come, EmmanuelMedievnl AntiplronrLntin IInnn, l7l0Tr. John Mason Neale, 1818-1860

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Re-joice, re-joice!Em-man - uRe-joicc, re-joicetEm-man - u

3 O come, thou Rod of Jesse, freeThinc own from Satan's tyranny;From depths of hell thy pcople saveAnd give them victory o'er tlre grave.

Rejoice, rejoicc ! EmmanuelShall come to thec, O Israel.

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Rejoice, rejoice ! EmmanuelShall come to thec, O Israel.

5 O conre, thou Kcy of David, cottrc'And open wide our hcavenly hornc;Make safe the way that teads on high,And close the path to misery.

Rejoice, rejoice! EmmanuetShall comc to thec, O lsrael. ,'\tttctl.

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Additiorul ve'.tcs:

O ChrisUnas Trcc, O Christmas Trec,O bcc ofgrcen, unchutging.O Chrisunar Trcc. O Christmas Trcc,O rcc ofgrccn, unchrnging,Yow boughs. so gt€cn in surnrncrtirnc,Do bravc tbc snow of wintcrtime.O ChrisEnrs Trcc, O Christrnas Trcs,O Trec of grccn, rurchanging.

O Christmas Trec, O Christmas Trcc,You sct rny tlcafl r-singing.

O Christrnas Trcc, O Chrisrmas Trcc,You sct my heart r-singing.Likc littlc stans, your curdlcs brightScnd to thc world a wondmus light.O ChrisUnas Trcc, O Christmas Trcc,You sct my hcart a-singing.

I'LL BE HOME FOR CTIRISTMASThis scning sjSScsts.r somcwhat brcathv sound. while mrinrllring fu! supporr in kccping r unootb tcgato fcclthroughout. Try to sing 8 marsures on ibreath ir u.tr i -o nlifid*ini ii"r, prr.*i- i*rt--ji;]iil '-'accordance with thc tcxt. M.lL

Words urd Music byKIM GA}.INON, WALTER KENT

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THE CHRISTMAS SONG((HESTNUTS R0ASTTNG 0N AN opEN HRE)

. By MEL TORME, A.s.c.A.P.ROBERT WELIS, [s.o.A.P.

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MITCHELL PARISH

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