In Jerusalem above In the deep wilderness unseen she prayed Is thy cruse of comfort wasting It came upon the midnight clear It happened on a solemn eventide It is written on the rose It matters not at what hour of the day JUDGE not! the working of his brain LAUNCH thy bark, mariner! Christian, God speed Lead, Saviour, lead, amidst the encircling gloom Newman 92 Lord, if he sleep he shall do well! Lord, what a change within us one short hour Lost lost! lost! . Love thou the truth MAN in his weakness needs a stronger stay NATURE, SO far as in her lies Near thee, still near thee! o'er thy pathway Night sinks on the wave No bird-song floated down the hill No strength to wield the armour. Not now, my child; a little more rough tossing. O How many hours of beauty O Lamb of God, that tak'st away. O life! O death! O world! O time! O Lord my God, do Thou Thy holy will O that those lips had language! Life has passed Oft 'mid this world's ceaseless strife Oh! beautiful and tender little dove Keble Cowper E. A. Kilpin. Oh! for "a desert place," with only the Master's { Frances Ridley smile. Oh! how the future will reveal Oh in this world lies much of sadness. Oh let thy words be calm and kind Oh never say a careless word Oh! talk to me of heaven! I love Oh to be nothing-nothing Oh to be over yonder Oh well for him whose will is strong Oh where exists the spirit world One by one the sands are flowing One sweetly solemn thought One touch from Thee, the Healer of diseases Only trust me. Do the shadows Our blest Redeemer, ere He breathed. PILGRIM of earth, who art journeying to heaven 49 Mrs Henry Faussett (Alessie Bond) 272 Archbishop Trench. 135 163 262 70 REST for the little sleeper! Rise, for the day is passing. Rock of Ages! cleft for me SAFE in the arms of Jesus Saviour, I come to Thee Saviour, when in life's dark wild. Saviour, whose crowned humanity Silent and lone beneath the cypress bough. Some murmur when their sky is clear Sow ye beside all waters Speak gently! it is better far Strength is promised; strength is given Sweet hour of prayer! Sweet hour of prayer TAKE my life, and let it be Take them, O Death, and bear away The Father knows thee! Learn of Him The gems of earth are still within The Master is come, and calls for thee The pall was settled. He who slept beneath 51 66 (From "Sacred C. B. The sun arose in glorious might The way is dark, my Father! Cloud upon cloud { There are who think that childhood does not share. There is an eye that never sleeps They shall be mine! Oh lay them down to slum- (From "The Cross" Changed? 158 Though bright and beautiful is this earth Though earth has full many a beautiful spot Thy love, a sea without a shore Thy neighbour? It is he whom thou. Bonar 189 Sacred To the hall of the feast came the sinful and fair 269 Songs' Tread softly-bow the head True charity, a plant divinely nursed Mrs Southey 243 True-hearted, whole-hearted! Faithful and loyal Havergal Cowper UPWARD where the stars are burning. Bonar "WATCHER, who wakest by the bed of pain 202 Weared and worn with earthly cares. What means this eager, anxious throng When prayer del ghts thee least, then learn to When press the many cares of life When wearied with the cares of life Which are the spots on earth most truly dear YES, pray for whom thou lovest. PRINTED BY BALLANTYNE, HANSON AND CO., EDINBURGH AND LONDON |