INDEX TO FIRST LINES.

*This mark indicates that the name given is not that of
the Author of the Hymn, but of the Collection in which the
Hymn is found.

+ This mark is used in cases where only the first verse of
the Hymn was in possession of the Editor, and it indicates
that the name given is that of the Author of the additional

Once more, my soul
Onward let my...
Onward, onward let...
Out of the deep I cry
Raise your triumphant
Redeemer, Lord.....
Rejoice! the Lord is King.
Return once more

Rise, my soul, adore.........
Sweet it is to mingle...........
Thee, O my God and.....
The grace enjoyed by
The Lord my pasture
The seraphim of God
There is a happy land
The rosy light is.
Thou Creator art
Though the night be
Time is earnest
'Tis pleasant to sing
To Jesus the crown of
To God the mighty
To prayer, to prayer....
What a rapturous
What is life? a

Raffles

When the vale of

When clouds o'erhang.

.287

..296

297

.....212

.284

.275

.247

.273

..264

.222

251

209

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248

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