3 SN Flew, " He Who Would Valiant Be ‘as GATE. 65.45.6463, dy ‘MUNKS English Trsdiitonal Mel 4g Talps Youplas Wilts Lt ‘ val = a ‘Goinst ell dic - a5 - tor, 2 Tho ae A et Pe eed ik dieu to «id 3. Since, Lori, Thou dost desfend Us with Thy Srir - it. —— a Sa TPR i fim in con - stun-cy Fol - low the Mas - (er. i but them - selves con-foind—Hie strengthths more i We know we at the end Sliall life in + her no sla-cour~ age = went Shall make bim ouco relent « foes wall stay hia might; ‘Though ho with. gl-ante fight, ~ ‘Then, fon-cies,flee a = wayl I'll fear not what men siy, Cas: es SSS ES vowed in = tent To be a pil - grim good his right To bo pil ~* grim, night and = day To be pil-- pin = eee Test and have Loa The nglish Hymnal. Used by pealsson Ont Daieuly Press, Landon 2HE WHO WOULD VALIANT BE 1. He who would valiant be ‘gainst all disaster Let him in constancy follow the Master There’s no discouragement shall make him once relent His first avowed intent to be a pilgrim 2. Who so beset him round with dismal stories Do but themselves confound His strength the more is No foes shall stay his might Though he with giants fight He will make good his right to be a pilgrim 3. Since, Lord, thou dost defend us with thy Spirit We know we at the end shall life inherit Then fancies flee away I'll fear not what men say I'll labour night and day to be a pilgrim ENI T'O FE JE ASEGUN 1. Enit’o fe je asegun nigba isoro Yi 0 tejumo9 Jesu ni ojojumo Ko s’ohun to le de ti yio ye 'pinnu re To ti ba Jesu se lati lo s’orun 2. lw9 mase feti si ihin buburu Sugbon je alagbara ninu Olorun *Gbana ‘wo o bori gbogbo ogun ota ‘Wo o duro sinsin lati Io s’grun 3. Nipa iranlowo Jesu Oluwa Amo pe ao de grun nikehin Je ki ara aiye sq ohun to wu won Ao sa gbogbo ‘pa wa lati de orun