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NOVA SCOTIA HISTORICAL SOCIETY. |
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Faisons valoir la grace
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Le temps est precieux
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Ouvrez devant nos yeux —
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Tout passe —
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Les champs, les rangs
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Les petits et les grands —
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Tout passe —
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D'autres frequent la place
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Et s'en vout a leur tour
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Dans a mortel sejour
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Tout passe.
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III.
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Vive Jesus
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Vive Jesus
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Avec la croix son chere portage —
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Vive Jesus
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Dans la coeurs de tous les elus —
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Sa croix de son coeur — est le gaye —
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Futil au plus bel heritage
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Vive Jesus —
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Portens la croix —
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Sans choix, sans ennuie, sans murmure.
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Portens la croix —
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Quand nous en servons aux choix
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Quoique tres amere et tres dure —
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Malgre le sous et la nature
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Portens la croix.
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JUDGE MORRIS' ACCOUNT OF THE ACADIANS, DRAWN UP IN 1753,WITH CAUSES OF THE FAILURE OF THE BRITISH SETTLEMENT IN NOVA SCOTIA, 174.9, 50, 53.
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In the first place it must be allowed that the causes which have retarded the settlements have been owing, principally, to the disturbances given by the Indian enemy. The advantage a wild people having no settlement or place of abode, but wandering from place to place in unknown and, therefore, inaccessible woods, is so great that it has hitherto rendered all attempts to surprise them ineffectual;
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