The Child's Song Book: for the use of schools and families; being a selection of favourite aires, with hymns and moral songs, suitable for infant instruction

Editor: Melvin Lord, John C. Holbrook
Publisher: Richardson, Lord & Holbrook, Boston, Mass., 1830
Language: English
Notes: Numbers are the page numbers the hymn starts on. If two hymns start on the same page, letters are added after the page number.
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82bCome, little boy, away away--your kite should not be flyingPage Scan
83aFar from mortal cares retreatingPage Scan
83bCome, children, let us now discoursePage Scan
83cHark now to me, and silence keepPage Scan
84aThere's a pretty bird, but hark!Page Scan
84bCome, sisters, sunny autumn's pastPage Scan
85aWho took me from my mother's armsPage Scan
85bWho fed me from her gentle breastPage Scan
85cOur God is good! each perfumed flowerPage Scan
86aGod made the sky that looks so bluePage Scan
86bThere's not a tint that paints the rosePage Scan
86cMy father, my mother, I knowPage Scan
86dThe moon rises high in the eastPage Scan
87aGlory be to God on highPage Scan
87bAh see how the ices are melting awayPage Scan
88aWhat is it that winds about over the worldPage Scan
88bHow pleasant it is at the end of the dayPage Scan
89aMy God, all nature owns thy swayPage Scan
89bSoon as my infant lips can lispPage Scan
89cMy pretty flowers are gone awayPage Scan
90aHow enlivening the beams of the heart cheering sunPage Scan
90bTwinkle, twinkle, little starPage Scan
91aI saw the glorious sun arisePage Scan
91bThe summer winds sing lullabyPage Scan
91cWhence does the wind come, and where does he go?Page Scan
92aLife, like the tender flowerPage Scan
92bHeavenly Father, grant thy blessingPage Scan
92cSo falls th'enlivening showerPage Scan
93aGlory to the heavenly king!Page Scan
93bBehold the worm that shocks the sightPage Scan
93cGive thee good morrow, busy Bee!Page Scan
93dGod is so good that he will hearPage Scan
93eLord, I have passed another dayPage Scan
94aWho taught the bird to build her nestPage Scan
94bGuide our youth, O God, we prayPage Scan
94cSee the gleams of day light swimPage Scan
94dPoor Robert is crazy, exposed to the weatherPage Scan
95aWhat busy group is that I seePage Scan
95bOld John had an apple tree, healthy and greenPage Scan
96Oh don't hurt the dog, its the honest old TrayPage Scan
97aThe wind blows down the largest treePage Scan
97bTurn, turn thy hasty foot asidePage Scan
97cLord, teach us how to prayPage Scan
97dTime's never tiring handPage Scan
97eThe little child, who loves to seePage Scan
98aFruitless the wish, and vain the prayerPage Scan
98bWhen daily I kneel down to prayPage Scan
98cNow learn, my dear children, the value of youthPage Scan
99aNow behold, the mid-day sunPage Scan
99b"Mama, now," said Charlotte, "pray don't you believePage Scan
99cSee the gleams of daylight swimPage Scan
100aAnother fleeting day is gonePage Scan
100bBy the cutting north wind rentPage Scan
100cNature owns Thee for her GodPage Scan
100dO where but to Thee, Lord, shall little orphans goPage Scan
101aGod's providence fix'dPage Scan
101bHumbly walk, and God will love theePage Scan

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