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The day breaketh

Author: Horace M. Richards Hymnal: TSCF1877 #d361 (1877) First Line: The records of the olden time
The day breaketh

Blessings of knowledge

Hymnal: TSCF1877 #d362 (1877) First Line: The reign of knowledge hail
Blessings of knowledge

The river of death that with hushed breath

Author: H. H. Brown Hymnal: TSCF1877 #d363 (1877)
The river of death that with hushed breath

A vision of paradise

Author: Robert W. Hume Hymnal: TSCF1877 #d364 (1877) First Line: The Spirit is passing the earth is retreating
A vision of paradise

Generations come and go

Author: Charles Stephenson Hymnal: TSCF1877 #d365 (1877) First Line: The spring which this year clad the earth
Generations come and go

The time has come to stand erect

Author: William Denton Hymnal: TSCF1877 #d366 (1877)
The time has come to stand erect

Life's beautiful sea

Author: Emma Rood Tuttle Hymnal: TSCF1877 #d367 (1877) First Line: The waves are bright with rosy light
Life's beautiful sea

The willing mind will ever deem heavy burdens light

Hymnal: TSCF1877 #d368 (1877)
The willing mind will ever deem heavy burdens light

Jubilate

Author: Lizzie Doten Hymnal: TSCF1877 #d369 (1877) First Line: The world hath felt a quickening breath
Jubilate

The world is strong with a mighty hope

Author: Lizzie Doten Hymnal: TSCF1877 #d370 (1877)
The world is strong with a mighty hope

The world is young, my brothers

Author: William Denton Hymnal: TSCF1877 #d371 (1877)
The world is young, my brothers

Hope eternal

Author: Sarah F. Adams Hymnal: TSCF1877 #d372 (1877) First Line: The world may change from old to new
Hope eternal

The world was ne'er improved

Hymnal: TSCF1877 #d373 (1877)
The world was ne'er improved

The two ways

Author: Jennie L. Lyall Hymnal: TSCF1877 #d374 (1877) First Line: There are chains of social union Refrain First Line: There are but two ways, but two ways in life
The two ways

There are hearts that never falter

Hymnal: TSCF1877 #d375 (1877)
There are hearts that never falter

While the days are going by

Author: George Cooper Hymnal: TSCF1877 #d376 (1877) First Line: There are lonely hearts to cherish
While the days are going by

Stand firmly

Author: Frances D. Gage Hymnal: TSCF1877 #d377 (1877) First Line: There are moments when life's shadows
Stand firmly

There are ninety and nine that helpless lie

Author: Caleb S. Weeks Hymnal: TSCF1877 #d378 (1877)
There are ninety and nine that helpless lie

The victim of plunder

Author: Caleb S. Weeks Hymnal: TSCF1877 #d379 (1877) First Line: There came to the beach a poor victim of plunder
The victim of plunder

Freedom's home

Hymnal: TSCF1877 #d380 (1877) First Line: There is a dear, beloved spot
Freedom's home

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