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My grandfather once ventured upon publishing a volume of hymns. I never heard anyone speak in their favour or argue that they ought to have been sung in the congregation. In that volume, he promised a second if the first should prove acceptable. We forgive him the first collection because he did not inflict another.

Charles Spurgeon

Charles Spurgeon

Charles Spurgeon

British Clergyman

Born: Jun 19, 1834

Died: Jan 31, 1892

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