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C. M.
#242
Good old songs (Cayce book)
Ye fleeting charms of earth,
farewell,
Your springs of joy are dry;
My soul now seeks another home,
A brighter world on high Chorus
I'm along time traveling here below,
I'm a long time traveling away from home;
I'm a long time traveling here below,
To lay this body down.
Farewell, ye friends, whose tender care
has long engaged my love;
Your fond embrace I now exchange
For better friends above.
Cheerful I leave this vale of tears,
Where pains and sorrows grow;
Welcome the day that ends my toil
And every scene of woe.
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Notable
Quotes: "Suppose
that all law in our nation and states were taken away, and that
there were no danger of being punished in any way by the law;
suppose, too, that all fear of a future state of punishment
were removed from the minds of all men, and that none were kept back
from crime by the fear of being punished for it, either here or
hereafter; then we would have the state of things that would put the
integrity of people to the test." Elder James H. Oliphant
-- [As our nations laws are being changed to allow immoral activity
without fear of punishment; where punishment is much less
severe than the crime and the fear of discipline no
longer guide our children does this not add to the lack of
integrity in our society. Editor]
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