.........

HYMN

Morning..

...........1-VIII.

Evening

........IX-XVI,

Advent...

....XVII-XXVIJ.

Christmas .......

.XXVIII-XXXIV,

Saint Stephen's day.....

........XXXV.

Saint John the Evangelist's day.

XXXVI. XXXVII.

The Innocents' day.

..................XXXVIII,

The Circumcision of Christ......................XXXIX-XLI.

The Epiphany..

...........XLII --XLVII.

Septuagesima

.............XLVIII-L.

Sexagesima

......................LI.

Quinquagesima

...........................LII.

Lent

.............................LIII-LXXVIII.

Easter

............................LXXIX-XCIII.

The Ascension

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...........XCIV-XCVIII.

Whitsunday

.............XCIX-CII.

Trinity..

CIJI--CXXXVII.

The Purification of Saint Mary the virgin.........CXXXVIII.

The Annunciation of the Blessed virgin Mary...

......CXXXIX.

An Apostle's day

......CXL.

An Evangelist's day.....

........CXLI.

A Martyr's day........

........CXLII,

The Conversion of Saint Paul

....CXLIII.

The Nativity of Saint John Baptist

.......CXLIV.

A Saint's day........

...........CXLV-CL.

Saint Michael and all Angels........ ..............CLI. CLII.

All Saints' day....

.....CLIII-CLVIII.

Baptism...

...............CLIX.

Confirmation

........CLX. CLXI.

Holy matrimony...

.......CLXII.

The burial of the dead

..CLXIII. CLXIV.

In the time of any common trouble.....................CLXV.

In the time of dearth...

................CLXVI.

Harvest......

..........CLXVII-CLXX.

Private use......

........CLXXI-CLXXX,

HYMN

I.

BRIGHTLY shines the morning star :

Pray
That from sin and danger far
We the coming day may

live : That the tongue, to peace compelled,

May from sounds of strife refrain; That the eyes, from roving held,

Seek not sights corrupt or vain ;

That the heart, with pureness fraught,

May from folly turn aside ;
And the flesh, by temperance taught,

Mortify its lusts and pride :

That when he the day shall close,

And the night successive bring, We, triumphant o'er our foes,

May our hymn of glory sing.

Evermore, O Lord, to thee,

Father, and coequal Son, And the Spirit, glory be ;

One in Three, and Three in One. Amen. HYMN

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II.
VOME, my soul, thou must be waking :

Now is breaking
O’er the earth another day:
Come to him who made this splendour;
See thou render

All thy feeble strength can pay.
Gladly hail the light returning :
Ready burning

Be the incense of thy powers For the night is safely ended; God has tended

With his care thy helpless hours. Pray that he may prosper ever Each endeavour,

When thine aim is good and true : But that he may ever thwart thee, And convert thee,

When thou evil would'st pursue.

:

Think that he thy ways beholdeth:
He unfoldeth

Every fault that lurks within ;
Every stain of shame glossed over
Can discover,

And discern each deed of sin.

Without sorrow

Pass away in slumber sweet; And for ever freed from sadness, Rise with gladness

That far brighter sun to greet. Only God's good gifts abuse not, Light refuse not,

But the Spirit's voice obey : Soon shall joy thy brow be wreathing, Splendour breathing,

Fairer than the fairest day.
Glory, honour, adoration,
And salvation,

Be to the eternal One:
To the Father, Son, and Spirit,
Praise and merit,
While unending ages run.

Amen.

Η Υ Μ Ν

III.
CHRIST, with each returning morn

Thine image to our hearts be borne;
And may we ever clearly see
Our God and Saviour, Lord, in thee.

O

All hallowed be our walk this day ;
May meekness form our early ray,
And faithful love our noontide light,
And hope our sunset calm and bright.
Let grace each idle thought controul,
And sanctify our wayward soul ;
Let guile depart, and envy cease,
And all within be joy and peace.
Our daily course, Lord Jesus, bless,
Make piain the way of holiness :
From sudden falls our feet defend,
And cheer at last our journey's end.

To thee, O Father, thee, O Son,
And thee, O Spirit, Three in One,
Thanksgiving with sweet melody
Be now and everlastingly. Amen.