Silver Wings

Editor: C. C. Converse
Publisher: Oliver Ditson & Co. / C. H. Ditson & Co., Boston / New York, 1870
Language: English
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5Fade, fade, each earthly joyPage Scan
6We've only a little while to stayPage Scan
8Why have we lips, if not to singPage Scan
9Stand up for Jesus! let not pridePage Scan
10Rejoice, all ye believersPage Scan
12Take thy staff, O PilgrimPage Scan
14We're wand'ring thro' a wildernessPage Scan
16Children, do you want a friend?Page Scan
17If I come to Jesus! He will make me gladPage Scan
18Just across the riverPage Scan
20There's a beautiful home for thee, brotherPage Scan
21Who are they whose little feetPage Scan
22Come up hither; come awayPage Scan
23How bravely sails the gallant shipPage Scan
24aGreat Shepherd of the sheepPage Scan
24bOh be joyful all ye lands!Page Scan
26Lift your glad voices in triumph on highPage Scan
28Heavenly home! Heavenly home! blessed place to me!Page Scan
30Although I am a sinful childPage Scan
31Jesus is our Shepherd, Wiping ev'ry tearPage Scan
32Shall we meet beyond the riverPage Scan
34We love to go to Sabbath school, Charlie and IPage Scan
36In yonder radiant world abovePage Scan
37Keep working, 'tis wiser than sitting asidePage Scan
39Jesus is our PilotPage Scan
40Come, pilgrims, let us onwardPage Scan
42Mourn for the thousands slainPage Scan
43Soft be the gently breathing notesPage Scan
44Come, children, come to GodPage Scan
45We come with hearts of gladnessPage Scan
46Swell, swell the song, as we're gliding alongPage Scan
48Jesus, still lead onPage Scan
49This is not my place of restingPage Scan
50aI come to thee! I come to thee! Page Scan
50bHave you heard the waters singing, Little May?Page Scan
51Hear ye not a voice from HeavenPage Scan
52It is not earthly pleasure That withers in a dayPage Scan
53Higher yet and higherPage Scan
54No time to waste in slumberPage Scan
55What can a little child like mePage Scan
56Oh, we love to raise our sweet songs of praisePage Scan
57Israel's Shepherd, guide me, feed mePage Scan
58O, what can make this glorious landPage Scan
59Shout the tidings of salvationPage Scan
60O how my spirit longs for theePage Scan
61I want to do right; I want to be goodPage Scan
62Ye valiant soldiers of the crossPage Scan
63Work, with God upon thy side!Page Scan
64O little child! lie still and sleepPage Scan
66Hosanna! hosanna! hosanna! be the children's songPage Scan
68We lift our tuneful voices nowPage Scan
69I lay my sins on JesusPage Scan
70I have read of a world of beautyPage Scan
71There's nothing sweeter than the thoughtPage Scan
72Jesus, Saviour, blissful namePage Scan
73Saviour, may a little childPage Scan
74Whoe'er would win the battlePage Scan
76We're marching to the promis'd landPage Scan
77God is Love! ye nations hear HimPage Scan
78Children, do you love each otherPage Scan
79Just as I am, without one pleaPage Scan
80O happy days! happy days!Page Scan
81Youthful pilgrims, happy bandPage Scan
82Saviour, Lord, we bow before TheePage Scan
83Across the desert's burning sandPage Scan
84Now be the gospel bannerPage Scan
85We may not climb the heavenly steepsPage Scan
86How can we sing the praise of Jesus?Page Scan
87Come Clarie, bring your Bible herePage Scan
88I'm kneeling at the thresholdPage Scan
90We come! we come! with loud acclaimPage Scan
92I love to think of HeavenPage Scan
94Brother, take thy cross and bear itPage Scan
95Of Jesus and his cross I singPage Scan
96Ladies and gentlemen, Listen to my songPage Scan
97In the cross of Christ I gloryPage Scan
98What a friend we have in JesusPage Scan
99Great God, at Thy commandPage Scan
100March on! brave youth, the field of strifePage Scan
101Jesus, Saviour, pity mePage Scan
102In the freshness of youthPage Scan
103Heaven is the land where trouble ceasePage Scan
104Be firm and be faithfulPage Scan
105Journeying onward, ev'ry dayPage Scan
106Who are these in bright arrayPage Scan
107Trav'ling to the better landPage Scan
108We are travelers here belowPage Scan
109The sun may warm the grass to lifePage Scan
110A little girl with a happy lookPage Scan
112Music of the bough that wavesPage Scan
114Hallelujah! Hallelujah! Hallelujah!Page Scan
117Heav'nly Father, as we gatherPage Scan
118There's a sound of the summer coming from farPage Scan
122As light that gleams from billows direPage Scan
124Hark! the air is full of voicesPage Scan
126Rest! 'tis the hour of noon!Page Scan
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