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TopicSub-TopicHymnFirst Line
Mourning and Consolation#535All nature dies, and lives again
Mourning and Consolation#536There is a region lovelier far
Mourning and Consolation#537There is an hour of hallowed peace
Mourning and Consolation#538I'll praise my Maker with my breath
Mourning and Consolation#539There is a land mine eye hath seen
Mourning and Consolation#540There is an hour of peaceful rest
Mourning and Consolation#541In vain the fancy strives to paint
Mourning and Consolation#542Eternal God, how frail is man
Mourning and Consolation#543The God of mercy will indulge
Mourning and Consolation#544What though the arm of conquering death
Mourning and Consolation#545Go to the grave in all thy glorious prime
Mourning and Consolation#546Pastor, thou art from us taken
Mourning and Consolation#547Servant of God, well done, rest
Mourning and Consolation#548While you with mournful thoughts deplore
Mourning and Consolation#549When called, O Lord, to mourn the doom
Mourning and Consolation#550O for a firm and lively faith
Mourning and Consolation#551Dark, dark indeed the grave would be
Mourning and Consolation#552In the broad fields of heaven
Mourning and Consolation#553Father, gathered round the bier
Mourning and Consolation#554Brother, thou art gone before us

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