O Thou, who art above all height. Pierpont.

O Thou who driest the mourner's tear. Moore.
O Thou, who hast at thy command. Mrs. Cotterill. .
O Thou who hearest prayer.

O Thou, whom neither time nor space. Heber.

O Thou, whose own vast temple stands. Bryant.

O Thou, whose power o'er moving worlds presides. Dr. Johnson.
O Thou, whose presence went before. Whittier.

O, timely happy, timely wise. Keble.

Our blest Redeemer, ere he breathed. Sp. of Ps.

346

Our children thou dost claim.

Salisb. Col.

362

Our fathers, where are they. Doddridge.

790

Our God! our God! thou shinest here. T. H. Gill.

726

Our God, our help in ages past. Watts.

756

Our hearts, by dying love subdued. R. Palmer.

399

Our heaven is everywhere. Miss Fletcher.

622

Our Heavenly Father calls. Doddridge.

508

Our Heavenly Father, hear. Montg.

569

O, what is man, great Maker of mankind. Sir J. Davies..

736

O, when the hours of life are past.

W. B. 0. Peabody..

O, when the tide of graces set. Lyra Cath.

O, where are kings and empires now. A. C. Coxe.

O, where shall rest be found. Montg.

O, why should friendship grieve for those.
O, wondrous depth of grace divine.

Partners of a glorious hope. Wesleyan.

814

541

520

813

803

56

396

Peace, troubled soul! whose plaintive moan.
People of the living God. Montg.

701

874

Pilgrim, burdened with thy sin.

Crabbe.

302

Pity the nations, O our God. Lutheran Col.
Planted in Christ, the living Vine. S. F. Smith.

Pour, blessed Gospel, glorious news for man. Ashworth.

Praise the Lord! ye heavens, adore him. Dublin Col.

Praise to God, immortal praise. Barbauld.

Praise to the Lord of boundless might. Doddridge.
Praise ye the Lord, immortal choirs.

Prayer is the soul's sincere desire. Montg.

Prayer is to God the soul's sure way. Wesley.
Prayer makes the darkened cloud withdraw. Cowper.

Quiet, Lord, my froward heart. Newton.

664

Restore, O Father, to our times restore. Beard's Col.

536

Return, my soul, unto thy rest. Montg..
Return, O wanderer, now return. Collyer.

24

544

Ride on, ride on in majesty. Milman.

252

Rise, crowned with light, imperial Salem, rise. Pope.
Rise, my soul, and stretch thy wings.

524

582

Say not the law divine. Barton alt'd.

Scorn not the slightest word or deed. London Inq.
Searcher of hearts, before thy face. Doddridge.
Searcher of hearts, to thee are known. Montg.
See, from on high, a light divine. Exeter Col.
"See how he loved!" exclaimed the Jews. Bache.
See Israel's Shepherd stand. Watts.

Self-love no grace in sorrow sees. Mde. Guyon.
Servant of God, well done! Montg.

She loved her Saviour, and to him. Chr. Mirror.
Shepherd of tender youth.

Doddridge.

Shine forth, Eternal Source of light!
Show pity, Lord! O Lord, forgive. Watts.
Sing we the song of those who stand. Montg.
Sinners, turn! why will ye die? Methodist Col.
Sister, thou wast mild and lovely. S. F. Smith.
Sleep, sleep to-day, tormenting cares. Barbauld.
Slowly, by God's hand unfurled. Furness.
Softly now the light of day.

Soldiers of Christ, arise. C. Wesley.

So let our lips and lives express.

348

747

151

Soon will our fleeting hours be past. Kippis.

62

Soul, couldst thou while on earth remaining. Tersteegen.

637

Source of light and life divine. St. Gregory.

419

Spirit of God! thy churches wait. S. F. Smith.

342

Spring up, my soul, with ardent flight. Doddridge.

584

Still, O Lord, our faith increase. Wesleyan.

394

Still, still with Thee, when purple morning breaketh. Mrs. H. B. Stowe. 840

Sweet day, so cool, sc calm, so bright. Herbert alt'd.

188

Sweet is the pleasure. J. S. Dwight.

853

Sweet the moments, rich in blessing. Lyra Cath.
Swift years, but teach me how to bear.

Chr. Exam.

757

Take my heart, O Father, take it. W. Boston Col.
Teach me, my God and King. Chr. Psalmist.
Teach me, O, teach me, Lord, thy way. Merrick.
Tell me not, in mournful numbers. Longfellow.
That day of wrath, that dreadful day. Sir W. Scott.
That stream of Truth- a silver thread. J. Richardson.
The billows swell, the winds are high. Couper.
The bird let loose in Eastern skies.

Moore.

The bird that soars on highest wing. Montg.
The breaking waves dashed high. Hemans.
The Christian warrior, see him stand. Montg.
The darkened sky, how thick it lowers. Doddridge..
The dawn is sprinkling in the east.
The day approacheth, O my soul.
The dead are like the stars by day.
The energies too stern for mirth.
The fiery steed and flaming car. Judkins.
The fountain in its source. Mde. Guyon.

Lyra Cath.
Doddridge.
Barton.
Lord Morpeth.

The heavens declare thy glory, Lord.

Watts.

The future hides in it. Goethe tr. Carlyle.
The glories of our birth and state.
The God of glory walks his round.
The God of harvest praise. Montg.

The God who reigns alone. Drummond.
The great Apostle, called by grace. Alford.
The green earth sends its incense up.

The heaven of heavens cannot contain. Drennan.

The kings of old have shrine and tomb. Hemans.
The law by Moses came. Watts.

854

Shirley alt'd.
Heber.

Whittier.

193

70

208

799

299

The laws of Christian light. E. Davis.

The Lord descended from above.

Sternhold.

479

103

The Lord gave the word, 't was the word of his truth. Frothingham. 865
The Lord,-how tender is his love! Darwin.

The Lord our God is clothed with might. H. K. White.

The Lord will come, the earth shall quake. Heber.

The morning dawns upon the place. Montg. .

The mourners came, at break of day. S. F. Adams.
The offerings to thy throne which rise. Bowring.
The patriarch's dove, on weary wing. Frothingham.
The perfect world by Adam trod. N. P. Willis.
The praying spirit breathe. Methodist Col.
The race that long in darkness pined.
There is a book, who runs may read. Keble.

Montg..

There is a calm for those who weep.
There is a glorious world on high.
There is a land of pure delight.
There is an hour of peaceful rest.
There is a state, unknown, unseen. J. Taylor.
There is a world, and, O, how blest!

197

748

708

The sage his cup of hemlock quaffed. W. J. Fox.
The saints on earth and those above. C. Wesley.

304

397

The Saviour gently calls. Doddridge.
The Saviour,-what a noble flame. Couper.
The spacious firmament on high. Addison.

359

826

204

The Spirit, in our hearts. Episc. Col.

The Spirit moved upon the waves. Fergus.

Doddridge.

The starry firmament on high. Sir R. Grant.
The sun is still for ever sounding. Goethe, tr. F. H. Hedge.
The swift-declining day.
The thing my God doth hate. Methodist Col.
The triumphs of the martyred saints.
The turf shall be my fragrant shrine. Moore.
The wandering star and fleeting wind. Beddome.
The waters of Bethesda's pool. Barton.
The winds were howling o'er the deep.
The wondering sages trace from far.
The Word, descending from above. Breviary.
The world may change from old to new.
The world throws wide its brazen gates. J. Weiss.
They who on the Lord rely. Sp. of Ps. .
Thine earthly Sabbaths, Lord, we love. Doddridge.
Think gently of the erring. E. Fletcher.

Heber.
Germ. tr. Cox.

This child we dedicate to thee. W. Boston Col.
This freezing heart, O Lord! this will.
This is the first and great command.
This life's a dream, an empty show.

Lyra Cath.
Roscoe.
Watts.

This stone to thee in faith we lay. Montg.
Thou art gone to the grave, but we will not deplore thee. Heber..

Thou art, O God, the life and light. Moore.

Thou art the Way, and he who sighs.

Thou biddest, Lord, thy sons be bold. T. H. Gill.

Thou hidden love of God, whose height. Moravian.
Thou hidden source of calm repose.
Thou, infinite in love. Mrs. Miles. .

Thou, Lord, by mortal eyes unseen.

C. Wesley.

Mason.

334

859

222

190

759

620

272

246

377

Thou, Lord, who rear'st the mountain's height. Sterling.

107

Thou must be born again. Johns.

565

Thou must go forth alone, my soul!

768

Thou, O my Jesus, thou didst me. F. Xavier.

806

Thou, Saviour, who thyself didst give. Alford.

505

Thou, who canst guide the wandering star. Dawson's Col.

165

Thou who didst stoop below. Mrs. Miles.

327

Thou who dwell'st enthroned above. Sandys.

441