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First Line.
Abide with me, fast
Abstainers, awake
A drunkard reached
A glorious day is
A glorious light
A glory gilds the
All hail to the glass...
All people that on earth
All praise to Thee
All's for the best, be
Aloft the Temperance
A maid reclined
A maiden once a
Angry words are
Another year its
A poet who sang in
Art thou weary, art
A song, a song for
A Temperance band
Away, away to the ...

Bear the burden of
Beautiful water, O
Begone unbelief
Be kind to ane

Be kind to the

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Helen Aquaroff
T. Jarrat

Ceunick

E. P. Hood

No.

284

4

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25

89

140

135

W. J. Harvey

"Hymns for Quiet Hours" 257

John Swain

Come, let us sing of...
Come, my lads and .
Come now, dear
Come, thou fount
Comfort, O Lord,

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Robinson

Psalm lxxxvi.

Psalm ci. 1, 2...
Watts

W. F. Lloyd

Johnson Barker

S. M. Adams ...

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W. Robertson

...

Mourn for the

My God my Father

My song shall be

My soul, repeat His...
My times are in

"Nay," John

Nearer, my God, to...
Never forget the

No smooth road to
Now let us strike

O beautiful brooklet

O call it not a desert
O come, come away..
O don't go in

O'er Arabia's dreary
Oft in sorrow, oft
O God of Bethel, by
Oh, have you not
Oh, if I had a

Oh, never dim thy
Oh, praise God in
Oh, walk with God
Oh, while we're

O how amiable are
O Lord! how happy
O Lord, my God

O Lord, we trust

One there is, above
Only an armour

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A. C. Coxe

A. Simpson

Psalm lxxxiv. 1, 2

Keble

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1 Kings viii.

Newton

P. P. Bliss
Thomas Campbell

Aveling

J. Guest

Psalm cl.