INDEX OF FIRST LINES. Scott. 121 Cotton. 401 †Drummond. 122 Mrs. Barbauld. 1 Cowper. 123 Mrs. Steele. 124 Edinburgh Coll. 125 ABSURD and vain attempt to bind Drennan. 126 Walker's Coll. 127 Scott. 128 Mrs. Steele. 402 †Exeter Coll. 2 Watts. 3 Almighty Maker, God Almighty Maker, Lord of all Select Coll. 131 Almighty! listen while we raise Amidst a world of hopes and fears Rev. H. Moore. 130 And is the gospel peace and love Mrs. Steele. 132 And now my soul another year Liverpool Old Coll. 403 And will the great eternal God Doddridge. 404 Angel, roll the rock away Scott. 133 Another fleeting day is gone As the good shepherd gently leads 6 Merrick. 136 †Drummond. 137 Bp. Ken. 407 Barbauld. 138 Browne. 139 4 Behold the Prince of peace Needham. 144 Behold, where breathing love divine Mrs. Barbauld. 146 Behold, where in a mortal form Enfield. 147 Doddridge. 145 Watts. 11 † Exeter Coll. 148 Watts. 149 Liverpool Coll. 150 Blessed are the meek, he said Exeter Coll. 151 Rippon's Coll. 152 Celestial worlds! your Maker's name Williams' Coll. C Can creatures to perfection find Watts. 153 ! 14 Come, let us search our ways and try Watts. 154 Come, said Jesus' sacred voice Mrs. Barbauld. 156 E Eat, drink, in memory of your friend Dublin Coll. 411 Eternal and immortal King F Faith adds new charms to earthly bliss Father of all! whose cares extend Father of light! conduct my feet Doddridge. 158 Browne. 17 Watts. 159 Doddridge. 413 Williams' Coll. 414 Doddridge. 415 Cappe's Select. 18 Doddridge. 19 Salisbury Coll. 161 †Liverpool Coll. Exeter Coll. 23 Pope. 24 Chs. Wesley. 417 Doddridge. 25 Frail life of man-how short Rev. H. Moore. 16 From all that dwell below the skies. Watts. 3 From Christ, my Lord, shall I †Christian Reformer. 17 From every thought and wish impure Exeter Coll. 17 From north and south, from east and west Butcher. 17 From the table now retiring G Give thanks to God most high Exeter Coll. 42 Watts. 3 Exeter Coll. 3 J. Taylor. 3 Bp. Ken. 42 Watts. 3 Beddome. 17 Watts. 3 Cowper. 17 Doddridge. 17 Broadmead Coll. 42 J. Taylor. 17 Watts. 42 God of my childhood, and my youth God of my life, through all its days Doddridge. 42 God of our lives! thy constant care God of our lives! our thanks to thee God of our lives! whose bounteous Dodsley's Poems. 17 God of the changing year! whose arm E. Taylor. 42 Browne. 17 Doddridge. 42 God of the morning! at whose voice Watts. 17 God reigns; events in order flow Scott. 18 God, to correct the world Jervis. 42 Great Author of all nature's frame Scott. 18 Great Former of this various frame Doddridge. 18 Dyer. 42 |