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Dare to be true, whatever your station

Dare to be true, whatever your station

Author: Susan H. Wixon
Published in 1 hymnal


Author: Susan H. Wixon

Susan Helen Wixon, 1847-1912; lived primarily in Fall River, MA; wrote on liberal causes including feminism; editor of Truth Seeker; wrote Apples of gold, Sunday observance, All in a lifetime, Story hour and Summer days at Onset. LOC Name Authority File Go to person page >

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First Line: Dare to be true, whatever your station
Author: Susan H. Wixon
Copyright: Public Domain

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