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No form of bronze and no memorial stones Show me the place where lie his mouldering bones : Only a cheerful village stands, Built by his hardened hands ; Only one thousand homes, Where every day The cheerful play Of love and hope and courage comes ; These are his monuments, and these alone — There is no form of bronze; and no memorial stone. ' "My friends, I am not here to weary you. It is a public honor, my personal pleasure, to present to you the President of the York Historical Society as th...e President of the day, Mr. Walter M. Smith. " Mr. Smith's Remarks. Mr. Moody, Ladies and Gentlemen ; For the distinguished honor of presiding over this assem- bly I am indebted, sir, to your committee. I thank you for your kindly introduction. In making my grateful acknowl- edgment of your courtesy, I desire to voice the sentiment of your committee, and of your fellow townsmen, in according to you, sir, the inception of the movement which has culmi- nated in this tribute to Old York.
Shall we not, with grateful hearts, reverently bow our heads while Rev.
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No form of bronze and no memorial stones Show me the place where lie his mouldering bones : Only a cheerful village stands, Built by his hardened hands ; Only one thousand homes, Where every day The cheerful play Of love and hope and courage comes ; These are his monuments, and these alone — There is no form of bronze; and no memorial stone. ' "My friends, I am not here to weary you. It is a public honor, my personal pleasure, to present to you the President of the York Historical Society as th...e President of the day, Mr. Walter M. Smith. " Mr. Smith's Remarks. Mr. Moody, Ladies and Gentlemen ; For the distinguished honor of presiding over this assem- bly I am indebted, sir, to your committee. I thank you for your kindly introduction. In making my grateful acknowl- edgment of your courtesy, I desire to voice the sentiment of your committee, and of your fellow townsmen, in according to you, sir, the inception of the movement which has culmi- nated in this tribute to Old York.
Shall we not, with grateful hearts, reverently bow our heads while Rev.
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