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<blockquote><p>Sinner, go, will you go,<br />
To the highlands of heaven;<br />
Where the storms never blow,<br />
And the long summer’s given?<br />
Where the bright blooming flow’rs<br />
Are their odors emitting;<br />
And the leaves of the bow’rs<br />
On the breezes are flitting.</p>
<p>Where the saints robed in white,<br />
Cleansed in life’s flowing fountain,<br />
Shining, beauteous, and bright,<br />
Shall inhabit the mountain.<br />
Where no sin, nor dismay,<br />
Neither trouble, nor sorrow,<br />
Will be felt for today,<br />
Nor be feared for the morrow.</p></blockquote>
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