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Hymns for Infant Minds

Author: Ann Taylor, Jane Taylor
Publisher: American Sunday School Union, Philadelphia, 1832
Language: English
Notes: Page scans https://archive.org/details/infantmi00tayl
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d1A poor afflicted child , I kneel
d2A sinner, Lord, behold I stand
d3Almighty God, I'm very ill
d4Among the deepest shades of night
d5As infants once to Christ were brought
d6As Mary sat at Jesus' feet
d7Come, my love, and do not spurn
d8Dear Lord, let not thine anger rise
d9God is so good that he will hear
d10How dreadful, Lord, will be the day When all the tribes of
d11How kind, in all his works and ways
d12How long, sometimes, a day appears [the days appear]
d13How many poor indigent people I see
d14I saw the glorious sun arise
d15I thank the goodness and the grace
d16I thank the Lord, who lives on high
d17In a modest humble mind
d18Jesus Christ, my Lord and Savior, Once became
d19Jesus, that [the] [thou] condescending king
d20Lo at noon 'tis sudden night
d21Lord, hear a sinful child complain
d22Lord, I confess before thy face
d23Lord, I have dared to disobey
d24Lord, I have passed another day
d25Lord, I would own thy tender [every] care
d26Lord, thou hast heard my humble voice
d27Lord, what is life, 'Tis like [but] a flower
d28Love and kindness we may measure
d29My Father, I thank thee for sleep
d30My father, my mother, I know
d31My heavenly Father, I confess
d32Now condescend, almighty king
d33Now that my journey's just begun
d34O that it were my chief delight
d35Shall I presume to venture near
d36Since, mighty God, my health and ease
d37Tell me, mamma, if I must die
d38The God of heaven is pleased to see
d39The morning hours of cheerful light
d40There is a path that leads to God, All others go astray
d41Though God preserve me every hour
d42We've passed a pleasant Sabbath day
d43What is there, Lord, a child [youth] can do
d44What is this little grassy mound
d45When a foolish thought within
d46When, for some little insult given
d47When Jesus Christ was here below
d48When little Samuel woke
d49When sweet summer flowers appear
d50When to the house of God we go
d51Where is the high and lofty One
d52Where should I be, if God should say
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