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<abbr epub:type="z3998:name-title">Mr.</abbr> Edward Fordham

by Mary Weston Fordham

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When the Autumn’s breezes Were sweeping o’er the land, Came the mighty mandate From the upper land.
Now from pain and anguish Thou hast found relief, Passed through death’s dark portal, Left this world of grief.
Now thou’rt safely anchored In the port above, Gladly do we offer thee Symbols of our love.
When the welcome summons Shall echo through the skies, Then our ransomed brother Will hear the word “ Arise. ”

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