The Truth Seeker Collection of Forms, Hymns and Recitations, Original and Selected, for the Use of Liberals

#	Text	Tune
d201	Life is onward, use it
d202	Life may change, but it may fly not
d203	Life's battle's fought, Its victory won
d204	Like a rootless rose or lily
d205	Live for something be not idle
d206	Live to do good, this world should be
d207	Lo the bright the rosy morning
d208	Long have the nations slept
d209	Long long hath superstition reigned
d210	Look around the fields of nature
d211	Look not back thy pathway leaving
d212	Lose no time in idle dreaming
d213	Love Divine, all love impelling
d214	Man is more than house or town
d215	May every year but draw more near
d216	May I possess an honest heart
d217	Meet us, angels, at the gate
d218	Men of genius, come, and aid us
d219	Men whose boast it is, that ye
d220	Merrily every bosom boundeth
d221	Mid fables and fallacies, baubles of youth
d222	More manliness give me
d223	Most happy is the man who hears
d224	My darling is coming to see me
d225	Nature, fount of every blessing
d226	Nature is the safest teacher
d227	Nature, mother of my soul
d228	Nay, not dead, thy loving son
d229	Nay, speak no ill, a kindly word
d230	Nearer, O truth, to thee
d231	Neath the bright and smiling heavens
d232	Never look sad, nothing so bad
d233	Never rail at the world
d234	No little white gown to put on tonight
d235	No longer we shrink on eternity's brink
d236	No more we look with yearning eyes
d237	Not all the blood of beast [beasts], On Jewish altars
d238	Not an error, firm as Andes
d239	Now let fair reason and bright truth
d240	O, a wonderful stream is the river time
d241	O brave reformers not in vain
d242	O bright the day that dawneth now
d243	O brother man, fold to thy heart thy brother
d244	O, cling to the union
d245	O, ever living truth, to thee
d246	O for such an education
d247	O haste not to the gilded shrine
d248	O have you not heard of the secular stream
d249	O how much more doth beauty beauteous seem
d250	O joy, at last my soul is free
d251	O let not sobs of woe
d252	O let us trust that somehow good
d253	O mortal existence what art thou at last
d254	O mother nature, still thy wonders bring
d255	O quiver neath the morning sun
d256	O Reason, full of grace
d257	O say not science lacketh charms
d258	O sometimes gleams upon our [my] sight
d259	O sons of men, throw round your eyes
d260	O spirits of love and beauty draw near
d261	O still trust on, if in the heart
d262	O sweeter than the fragrant flower
d263	O the beautiful hills where each weary guest
d264	O the cheering dreams we know
d265	O the world is marching onward
d266	O there is a home where the soul can repose
d267	O think of the homes round us
d268	O thou true life of all that live
d269	O truth, thy triumph is tardy
d270	O what is earthly glory
d271	O why should we moan
d272	O ye who once were mortals
d273	Of all the lands, from east to west
d274	On a beautiful time, when heavn's gates were ajar
d275	On the roaring sea of Adar
d276	Once in the busy streets
d277	One by one, the sands are flowing
d278	One day while walking on the shore
d279	One more loved form has passed away
d280	Oppression [Oppressions] shall not always reign
d281	Our young folks, here we bid you welcome
d282	Out of the land of bondage sore
d283	Peaceful and fair is the smiling repose
d284	Perchance by some beautiful river
d285	Praise, for the glorious light
d286	Praise to the heroes who struck for the right
d287	Reason, glorious, divine
d288	Rescue the perishing, Sorrowing, dying
d289	Rescued at length, the whole round earth
d290	Rest my head upon your heart, dear
d291	Right, men who make their being
d292	Ring out, wild bells, to the wild sky
d293	Rise for right, O man of valor
d294	Rise, my mind [soul], expand thy wings
d295	Rise, reason, shine on all our race
d296	Roses in the summer time
d297	Sadder than death to souls that once could
d298	Salt of the earth ye virtuous few
d299	Salvation, O the joyful sound
d300	Say not they die those martyr souls