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The Children's Progressive Lyceum: a manual with directions for the organization and management of Sunday schools, adapted to the bodies and minds of the young, and containing rules...hymns...(4th ed)

Editor: Andrew Jackson Davis
Publisher: Bela Marsh, Boston, 1865
Language: English
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1The children are gathering from far and from nearPage Scan
2Onward! onward! band victoriousPage Scan
3Morn amid the mountainsPage Scan
4In the silence of the midnightPage Scan
5How cheering the thought, that the angels of GodPage Scan
6Come, my friends, and join with mePage Scan
7There' music in the midnight breezePage Scan
8O great Infinity! to TheePage Scan
9Kind words can never diePage Scan
10Whene'er the day with golden lightPage Scan
11Mother, dear mother, they're calling me nowPage Scan
12Lo! our loved one prostrate liesPage Scan
13We're going home--we've had visions brightPage Scan
14Merrily every heart is boundingPage Scan
15Error's teachings shall molder in the gravePage Scan
16O'er freedom's land the skies are glowingPage Scan
17Oh, home of love! we sing of theePage Scan
18See the shining dew-dropsPage Scan
19When the day with rosy lightPage Scan
20I know thou art gone to the home of thy restPage Scan
21We hail this happy new-born dayPage Scan
22'Mid pleasures and palaces though we may roamPage Scan
23Do good, do good--there's ever a wayPage Scan
24All hail! this day we greet with pleasurePage Scan
25May every year but draw more nearPage Scan
26Where are now the friends of Freedom?Page Scan
27The sun is bright, and its golden lightPage Scan
28A happy day for man is dawningPage Scan
29The sun shines bright in the spirit's happy homePage Scan
30In the twilight hours, 'mid the breath of flowersPage Scan
31Children, here from bondage fledPage Scan
32'Tis a lesson you should heedPage Scan
33Think gently of the erringPage Scan
34From Greenland's icy mountainsPage Scan
35My heavenly home is bright and fairPage Scan
36Beautiful Home of life and lightPage Scan
37Our Lyceum, 'tis of theePage Scan
38Weep not for those who have passed from thy sightPage Scan
39A song for our banner! the watchword recallPage Scan
40When the glow of the sunset is fused in the skyPage Scan
41We love the Father--He's so goodPage Scan
42Have a tear for the wretched--a smile for the gladPage Scan
43Catch the sunshine! though it flickersPage Scan
44Now to heaven our prayer ascendingPage Scan
45O water, pure water, how brightly it flowsPage Scan
46[47]A beautiful land of joy I seePage Scan
47O come, children, come, o'er the blue rolling wavePage Scan
48Sweet voices from the Spirit Land I hearPage Scan
49Mine eyes have seen the glory of the coming of the LordPage Scan
50"Lend a hand to one another!"Page Scan
51Do good! do good! we are never too youngPage Scan
52There is no death! the stars go downPage Scan
53Our aims are all too high; we tryPage Scan
54Though they may lay beneath the groundPage Scan
55Near thee, still near thee! o'er thy pathway glidingPage Scan
56Oh, call this not a vale of tearsPage Scan
57When Freedom, on her natal dayPage Scan
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