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Excerpt from An Address on Church Music
The circumstances under which we are assembled seem say to us, One generation passeth away and another cometh; the places that now know us shall know us 'no more eve though life be continued, its occupations may change, and t dearest connections and friendships are uncertain and in cure. We are, indeed, taught these lessons by daily occ renees, and he who has not learned that there is no stability worldly pursuits, nor permanence in worldly pleasures, h made but little progress in human experience, But when looking back upon the past, we meet as we now meet, know ing that we can never come together again under like circum stances, we can hardly prevent thoughts in relation to condition and prospects most solemn and afi'ecting. I b.
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