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
401	O God! to Thee our hearts would pay
402	Like shadows gliding o'er the plain
403	Brother, thou art gone before us
404	Another hand is beckoning us
405	Brother, though from yonder sky
406	Clay to clay, and dust to dust!
407	Dear as thou wast, and justly dear
408	Go to the grave in all thy glorious prime
409	Thou art gone to the grave;—but we will not deplore thee
410	Calm on the bosom of thy God
411	Fare thee well, our fondly cherished!
412	To the Father's love we trust
413	In the broad fields of heaven
414	Mighty One, whose name is holy
415	Lord, from Thy blessed throne
416	From Greenland's icy mountains
417	Where, for a thousand miles
418	Westward, Lord, the world alluring
419	Not with the flashing steel
420	Lord, once our faith in man no fear could move
421	Down the dark future, through long generations
422	"To God be glory! Peace on earth!"
423	We love the venerable house
424	A wondrous star our pioneer
425	Thou Lord of Hosts, whose guiding hand
426	An offering at the shrine of power
427	The kings of old have shrine and tomb
428	Flung to the heedless winds
429	Glory to God! whose witness-train
430	Heave, mighty ocean, heave!
431	Launch thy bark, mariner!
432	Many a power within earth's bosom
433	In pleasant lands have fallen the lines
434	From foes that would our land devour
435	O Thou, whose presence went before
436	The land our fathers left to us
437	Men! whose boast it is that ye
438	Lord, when Thine ancient people cried
439	Ages, ages have departed
440	Climb we the mountain afar
441	O Thou, at whose rebuke, the grave
442	What precept, Jesus, is like thine
443	O, say not, think not, heavenly notes
444	By cool Siloam's shady rill
445	See Israel's gentle Shepherd stand
446	Ye joyous ones! upon whose brow
447	While yet the youthful spirit bears
448	Great God! and wilt Thou condescend
449	Our country is Immanuel's ground
450	There is a world we have not seen
451	Now gird your patient loins again
452	Jesus, while he dwelt below
453	The saints on earth and those above
454	Not to the terrors of the Lord
455	By earth hemmed in, by earth oppressed
456	Grows dark thy path before thee?
457	When thirst for power or for gold
458	The light pours down from heaven
459	Beneath Thy trees to-day we met
460	Our Father! we thank Thee for sleep
461	O'er silent field and lonely lawn
462	Sweet is the light of Sabbath eve
463	Come at the morning hour
464	Approach not the altar with gloom in thy soul
465	Heralds of creation! cry
466	God is in His holy temple
467	O Thou whose power o'er moving worlds presides
468	Praise to God, immortal praise
469	Lo, my Shepherd's hand divine!
470	Father, whate'er of earthly bliss
471	Eternal God! Almighty Cause
472	The Lord descended from above
473	From Zion's holy hill there rose
474	The winds are hushed; the peaceful moon
475	O Thou who driest the mourner's tear
476	There is a book, who runs may read
477	O Thou, the primal fount of life and peace
478	The breaking waves dashed high
479	Of all the thoughts of God, that are
480	Come, Thou almighty King!
481	Earth's busy sounds and ceaseless din
482	O Thou, who hast Thy servants taught
483	Holy Spirit, source of gladness
484	We bless Thee for this sacred day
485	Thou givest Thy Sabbath, Lord; the din is stilled
486	O Thou, at whose divine command
487	Our Father God! not face to face
488	Hear, Father, hear our prayer!
489	From the recesses of a lowly spirit
490	Father, adored in worlds above!
491	Holy and reverend is the name
492	Thy bounteous hand with food can bless
493	Heavenly Father! to whose eye
494	To Thee, the Lord almighty
495	All, from the sun's uprise
496	O, GIVE thanks to Him who made
497	Meet and right it is to sing
498	Hallelujah! best and sweetest
499	All ye nations, praise the Lord
500	O Thou great Spirit! who along