It is not grief, it is just different arrangements and word substitutions. “Cyber Hymnal” when compared to ‘Linden Harp" does not include the refrain and substitutes “He” for “God.” “Children's Hymnbook” when compared to "Linden Harp" also does not have the refrain, but uses the refrain that is in ‘Linden Harp" as it’s third verse; so the text of the refrain is included. Verse 2 is the same, but they are in different places.
I sort of get it. (There are other times when I slightly misspell a first line or fail to add “The” at the beginning of a hymnal title, though, and instead of trying to help it just says “No results.” or whatever the term is…
That is not a word that our system knows, so it thinks it may be a typo and gives you with results with “roll” and results with “rolled.” You can switch to the new search results page and sort by title. The R's are on page 4 and 5 of the results
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It is not grief, it is just different arrangements and word substitutions. “Cyber Hymnal” when compared to ‘Linden Harp" does not include the refrain and substitutes “He” for “God.” “Children's Hymnbook” when compared to "Linden Harp" also does not have the refrain, but uses the refrain that is in ‘Linden Harp" as it’s third verse; so the text of the refrain is included. Verse 2 is the same, but they are in different places.
I sort of get it. (There are other times when I slightly misspell a first line or fail to add “The” at the beginning of a hymnal title, though, and instead of trying to help it just says “No results.” or whatever the term is…
That is not a word that our system knows, so it thinks it may be a typo and gives you with results with “roll” and results with “rolled.” You can switch to the new search results page and sort by title. The R's are on page 4 and 5 of the results