Song by Mary Baker Eddy

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[*]Archival Note: Vertical lines are drawn through the following two verses.Smile lady smile There is a time for laughing As Written: laghing The [?] Unclear or illegible glad the heart is glad Its melody is making

O'er the silvery lake The sunbeams dance togetherAs Written:toghegr And the ripplet runs In clear or stormy weather Smile lady smile[*]Archival Note: End of vertical lines.

Smile lady smile There is a time for laughing When the gladsome heart The wine of wit is quaffing O'er the silver lake The sunbeams dance together As Written: togethr And the ripples run In bright or stormy weather Smile lady smile

Love lady love [?] Unclear or illegible There is a a time for loving When the Mother looks Upon her tiny darling When

Song Laugh lady laugh There is a joy in laughing Tears were never made To be in beauty's keeping Tears are of a stream Where pleasures lie decaying Smiles like rays of light O'er sunny As Written: suny waters playing Laugh lady laugh As Written: laug

Love lady love There is a joy in loving But sigh not when you find That man is fond of roving He like the summer As Written: sunner bee Takes wings through beauty'sAs Written:beaty's bowers And knows not which to choose Among so many flowers Love lady love

Weep lady weep There is a joy in weeping Christ hath all our tears Within His own kind keeping Those He loveth bestHeb 12:6 For whom the Lord loveth he chasteneth, and scourgeth every son whom he receiveth. He chastens till they love HimHeb 12:6 For whom the Lord loveth he chasteneth, and scourgeth every son whom he receiveth. And to his dear breast He folds the weary lambkin Weep lady weep

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[*]Archival Note: Vertical lines are drawn through the following two verses.Smile lady smile Laugh lady laugh There's joy in being merry is a time for laghing Corrected: laughing When The [?] Unclear or illegible glad the heart is glad And Its melody is making

O'er the silvery moonlit lake [?] Unclear or illegible As The sunbeams glide dance toghegrCorrected:together And the ripplest swells runs [?] Unclear or illegible In br clear or stormy weather Smile lady smile[*]Archival Note: End of vertical lines.

Smile lady smile There is a time for laghughing When For When [?] Unclear or illegible the gladsome hours heart The wine of [?] Unclear or illegible wit is quaffing O'er the silver lake The sunbeams dance togethr Corrected: together And gentle the ripples run In bright or stormy weather Smile lady smile

Love lady love [?] Unclear or illegible There is There is a time A bliss in a time for loving When the Mothers looks Upon her tiny darling When

Song Laugh lady laugh There is a joy in laughing Tears were never made to To be in beauty's keeping Tears are of a stream Where pleasures lie decaying Smiles like rays of [?] Unclear or illegible light O'er suny Corrected: sunny waters playing Laugh lady laug Corrected: laugh

Love lady love There is a joy in loving But sigh not when you find That man is fond of roving He like the sunner Corrected: summer bee Takes wings through beaty'sCorrected:beauty's bowers And knows not which to choose Among so many flowers Love lady love

Weep lady weep There is a joy in weeping Christ hath all our tears Within His own kind keeping Those He loveth bestHeb 12:6 For whom the Lord loveth he chasteneth, and scourgeth every son whom he receiveth. He chastens till they love HimHeb 12:6 For whom the Lord loveth he chasteneth, and scourgeth every son whom he receiveth. That And to his dear breast He folds the weary lambkin Weep lady weep

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