The School Hymn-Book: for normal, high, and grammar schools

#	Text	Tune
301	Forgive thy foes,--nor that alone
302	How withered, faded, seems the form
303	That setting sun! that setting sun!
304	The heavens, O Lord! thy power proclaim
305	I hear thee speak of the better land
306	See how the shining share
307	I may not scorn the meanest thing
308	Hope, though slow she be, and late
309	There is a calm for those weep
310	The laboror, the laborer
311	"He giveth his beloved sleep"
312	Thou art beautiful, O Peace!
313	The South-land hath its fields of cane
314	God might have made the earth bring forth
315	The mind is a garden, and youth's sunny morn
316	The beautiful! the beautiful!
317	The rain is o'er;--how dense and bright
318	How beautiful the sight
319	O the pretty way-side well
320	The clear blue sky looks full of love
321	Beautiful, sublime, and glorious
322	There's music in the midnight breeze
323	Like to the modest, tender flower
324	See the Northern Light!
325	Winter lingers in the bowers
326	See how calmly star and star
327	Sweet flower, spring's earliest, loveliest gem!
328	In the thick and grassy wood