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As these that watch for day...

Art thou weary? Art thou languid ?

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And whither came these goodly stores..

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Ah, many a time we look on starlit nights...W. ALEXANDER, 71

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All the day you sit here idle
As the harp-strings only render

And he drew near and talked with them.

A friend stands at the door..

Alone with Thee, my God! alone with Thee !..

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Cometh sunshine after rain.

Come, drink yî, drink ye, an of it.. .......ANNA SHIPTON.
Could we but know....

Come to Jesus are you lonely...

Clarer than vision of inspired dreamer!..

Close, close, beloved mine....
Come, Lord, and fight the battle..

Dropping down the troubled river..

Father, thy will, not mine, be done.....
Fret not, poor soul, while doubt and fear..
Fair soul created in the primal hour......

Bury thy sorrow...

Be thou content; be still before .....

Behold me here, in grief draw near.....JOACHIM NEANDER. 251
Be still, my child 1.

8. L. GOODWIN. 200

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.ANNA SHIPTON. 4

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CYGNUS. 277

.HETTY BOWMAN. 246

..BONAR 24

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God sends us bitter, that the sweet..CHAS. LAWRENCE FORD
Gently the dew falls on the grass....REV. I. N. TARBOX, D.D.
Glory to Him who bids the field..

Give me a song, and I will sing it !........

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God's right-hand angel bright and calm......CARL SPENCER. 255

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He leads us on

Hold on, my heart, in tay believing..

Heart, be still...

Have faith in God, for He who reigns on high

I have done at length with dreaming...

In the quiet nursery chambers...

I marvel night and day and cannot cease.

Is there no balm in Gilead?

I have a Saviour He's pleading in glory..

In the nɩoonlight when no murmur............

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In unto me, oh, Christ, Divine One, come !

It is not heavy agonizing woe.....

I would not stay the years that wing.

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Have mercy on me, Lord !....

Hope, Christian soul! in every stage

Holy Ghost, dispel our sadness...

How much the hear may bear, and yet not break !.....

...GUTHRIE.

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I'm kneeling at the threshold

I ask if thou canst love me still, O God!

It lies around us like a cloud..

.......H. BEECHER STOWE.
I do not ask, O Lord! that life may be....... A. A. PROCTOR.

It was the Sabbath's blessed hour

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I love Thee, O my God! but not.......... FRANCIS ZAVIER.
I asked for grace to lift me high. ......J. 8. D. MONSELL, D.D.
I bring my sins to Thee..

.A. W. D.

HEZEKIAH BUTTER-
WORTH.

I know not what shall befall me! God hangs a mist o'er

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my eyes..

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I thought me near the pearly gate... REV. J. E. RANKIN, D.D. 249
I would have gone, God bade me stay.

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Jesus, I am never weary..
Jesus, Saviour, pilot me........REV. EDWARD HOPPER, D.D. 261

Knocking, knocking, ever knocking..

...H. BEECHER STOWE.

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Lord, thou art mine..

......BONAR.

.GEORGE NEUMARK.

Leave God to order all thy ways.
Long did I toil, and knew no earthly rest...HENRY F. LYTE. 149

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Lord, I have toiled all night.

Lord, Thou hast sought this wayward heart..W. R. WEALE.
Lord, while the shadows of the past surveying..

Light of the World, to Thee I come !...
"Love I Thee, Lord? How much love I?..
List to the midnight lone !....
Let nothin, make thee sad or fretful. .......PAUL FLEMING.
Mach have I borne, but not as I should bear.

Not what I am, O Lord, but what Thou art !.......
Not long, not long. The spirit-wasting fever.

No bird-song floated down the hill......JOHN G. WHITTIER.

No sorrow is unmingled here..........

No more, my own Lord Jesus!...

Not as He was, a homeless stranger

Not here, not here! not where the sparkling waters

Nothing but leaves; the spirit grieves...

Not they alone who from the bitter strife.

O Jesus! friend unfailing

Oh, day most calm, most bright

Once slow and sad the evening fell...

Oh, never say that the door is shut...

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O wonderful! round whose birth-hour..REV. W. ALEXANDER
O Thou! the contrite sinner's friend..CHARLOTTE ELLIOTT. 17
O Holy Saviour! Friend unseen..... CHARLOTTE ELLIOTT. 35
Oh, strong to, save and bless..

One touch from Thee-the Healer of diseases

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Over the river on the hill..

O'er the distant mountains breaking
Oh, thou! who tossing on life's troubled ocean......H. N. c. 208
Of all the nights of most mysterious dread..M. J. PRESTON.
Oh, wayward soul..

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Poor trembling lamb, ah! who outside the fold..
Poor heart, why throb thus wildly in my breast.
Peace to his House! O Thou, whose way

Rest remaineth: oh, how sweet!...

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"Ready, O Master !" with eager lip..
"Rock of Ages, cleft for me".

Say not 'twas all in vain 1..

Saviour by thy sweet compassion......
Sweet thought, my God that on the palms.
Sometimes I catch sweet glimpses of His face
Since Thy Father's arm sustains thee..
"So wil. I comfort you," as when a sobbing child
Strength for the day! At early dawn I stand.

Two buds plucked from the tree..

Two ways! only two! One leadeth.

To do Thy holy will!.....

Soft falls through the gathering twilight...

The child leans on its parent's breast......ISAAC WILLIAMS. 120
The path I trod so pleasant was, and fair..
The winds blow fierce across the barren wild.. ...J. H. T.

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The Shadow of the Rock...

...FABER.

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The twilight falls, the night is near..

The way is long and dreary............ ADELAIDE A, PROCTOR.
The apostle slept; a light shone in the prison....JAMES J.

BURNS.

The roseate hues of early dawn..
The sands of time are sinking..
The air is stirred with holy life..
The foe behind, the deep before.......JOHN MASON NEALE.
Two angels, one of Life and one of Death..

..D. B. D.

Two worlds there are, to one our eyes we strain.

Thou, Lord, my path shalt choose
There is an unseen battle-field..

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RACHEL G.
ALSOP. 221
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The world is very evil....

The box is not of stainless alabaster...

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GEORGE COOPER.

The look of sympathy, the gentle word.
There are some hearts like wells, green-mossed and deep.

CARL SPENCER.
To God's all-gracious heart and mind.....PAUL GERHARDT.
"Twill not be long-this wearying commotion

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Till He come !"-oh, let the words.

REV. E. H. BICKER-
STETH. 276
The Lord knoweth where each flower groweth......G. Z. G.
BONAR 12

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Upward where the stars are burning....
Upon the hills the wind is sharp and cold.

Up, and away, like the dew of the morning.....
【nder Thy loving care........

We wait for Thee, all glorious One!...

Whether there many oe or few....

We praise Thee oft for hours of bliss....JOHN PAGE HOPPS.

Who would not go ?.....

......J. H. T.

Weep not for her, for she hath crossed the river
We stood beside the river

When my sins in aspect dread.

Within this leaf, to every eye..

What must it be to dwell above......

....BONAR.
H. N. E.

Waiting for Spring. The mother watching lonely
We dwell this side of Jordan's stream...

Where hast been toiling all day, sweet heart?..
Wildly falls the night around me.
Weary and faint..

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.SWAIN.

....... AT ICE CARY
HETTY BOWMAN

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