A BOOK
OF
HYMNS
FOR
PUBLIC AND PRIVATE DEVOTION.

FIFTEENTH EDITION.

BOSTON:
TICKNOR AND FIELDS.
M DCCC LXVI.

Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1848,
BY WM. D. TICKNOR & COMPANY,
In the Clerk’s Office of the District Court of Massachusetts.

Publisher:	Ticknor and Fields, Boston, 1866
Denomination:	American Unitarian Association
Language:	English

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#	Text	Tune
201	God of mercy! God of love!
202	O, Send me not away! for I would drink
203	O, Richly, Father, have I been
204	Lord, have mercy when we pray
205	To Thine eternal arms, O God
206	Yes! prayer is strong, and God is good
207	Lord! I believe; Thy power I own
208	O, From these visions dark and drear
209	O, Help us, Lord! each hour of need
210	Why, thou never-setting Light
211	O Thou, from whom all goodness flows
212	When, with error bewildered, our path becomes dreary
213	Father, when o'er our trembling hearts
214	Feeble, helpless, how shall I
215	When in thine hour of conflict, Lord
216	Hasten, Lord, to my release
217	Almighty Father! Thou hast many a blessing
218	Return, my soul, unto thy rest
219	Thou hidden love of God, whose height
220	Send kindly light amid the encircling gloom
221	My God! permit me not to be
222	O, Draw me, Father, after Thee!
223	I Want the spirit of power within
224	I Want a principle within
225	My God, my strength, my hope
226	As the hart, with eager looks
227	O, Where shall rest be found
228	Lord, I believe a rest remains
229	That blessed law of Thine
230	O Lord! how happy should we be
231	Forever with the Lord!
232	Heaven is a state of rest from sin
233	O Love, how cheering is Thy ray!
234	Quiet, Lord, my froward heart
235	Father, I will not pray
236	I Thirst!—O, grant the waters pure
237	Wilt Thou not visit me?
238	Rise, my soul, and stretch thy wings
239	Nearer, my God, to Thee
240	The fountain in its source
241	My soul no more shall strive in vain
242	O Lord, Thy heavenly grace impart
243	O God, to Thee, who first hast given
244	I am free! I am free! I have broken away
245	Father, source of every blessing
246	O Lord! through Thee we own
247	The Lord is my Shepherd, no want shall I know
248	They, who on the Lord rely
249	None loves me, Father, with Thy love
250	O Father! humbly we repose
251	We all, O Father, all are Thine
252	O Let my trembling soul be still
253	See the Lord, thy keeper, stand
254	Commit thou all thy griefs
255	God is our refuge and our strength
256	Give to the winds thy fears!
257	Rejoice in God alway
258	How gentle God's commands!
259	God moves in a mysterious way
260	Author of good, we rest on Thee
261	Through all the various shifting scene
262	When grief and anguish press me down
263	My God, my Father, while I stray
264	He sendeth sun, He sendeth shower
265	Thy will be done! In devious way
266	Is there a lone and dreary hour
267	Lo, the lilies of the field!
268	Father! I wait Thy word. The sun doth stand
269	Father! glorify Thy name!
270	Leader of Israel's host, and Guide
271	'Tis my happiness below
272	Saviour! I my cross have taken
273	The dove, let loose in Eastern skies
274	The world may change from old to new
275	Not that Thy boundless love, my God
276	Thy will be done! I will not fear
277	Ye servants of the Lord!
278	Shall we grow weary in our watch
279	How happy is he born or taught
280	O! Know ye not that ye
281	Blest are the pure in heart
282	Quiet from God! how beautiful to keep
283	O, Who shall say he knows the folds
284	Think gently of the erring one!
285	Speak gently,—it is better far
286	Turn not from him who asks of thee
287	O, If thy brow, serene and calm
288	All-seeing God!-'tis Thine to know
289	'Tis not the gift, but 'tis the spirit
290	O, Not alone on the mount of prayer
291	One cup of healing oil and wine
292	Thus said Jesus:—"Go and do
293	Who is thy neighbor? he whom thou
294	Pour forth the oil,--pour boldly forth
295	Beneath the thick but struggling clouds
296	This world is not a fleeting show
297	O, Be not faithless! with the morn
298	Love on! love on! but not the things that own
299	O, Still trust on, if in the heart
300	The bud will soon become a flower