Hymns for Children, Selected and Altered

#	Text	Tune
101	With grateful joy will we record
102	Be it my only wisdom here
103	Lord of universal nature
104	Again time's never tiring hand
105	To Thee, Almighty God and King
106	There is an eye that all surveys
107	The infant deems some pleasure lies
108	Go, mark the tear in pity's eye
109	Yon glorious clouds that curtain round
110	Teach me, O Lord, while here below
111	Almighty God, most gracious power
112	Beyond, beyond the boundless sea
113	On the waves there is a form
114	When on the fragrant sandal tree
115	O when the hours of life are past
116	The rose, the sweetly blooming rose
117	Through each perplexing path of life
118	Our youthful joys fly like a summer's gale
119	Our life advances to its close
120	Why should a weak and vain desire
121	When a few years, or days perhaps
122	Thought of wonder, O how mighty
123	Think, O my soul, how much depends
124	To God, while flowers bloom on the bank
125	My God, by thy protecting power
126	O Father, though some anxious fear
127	Father, whate'er of earthly bliss
128	Our youthful years fleet quick away
129	Lead us, Heavenly Father, lead us
130	God!--what a great and awful word!
131	Here our brief and transient days
132	Poor insect! what a little day
133	What is our life? ah! but a shining vapour
134	God is here!--how sweet the sound!
135	Prosperity! thy cloudless hours
136	Since soul decays not, freed from earth
137	Weep not for me because I must die
138	Sweet is the scene where virtue dies
139	When gay in life, ere joys depart
140	Nature owns thee for her God
141	Father, I pray thee, may my heart
142	O thou, to whom in ancient time
143	O! to be pure as morning light
144	I love to rove amidst the starry height
145	I praised the earth in beauty seen
146a	The shades of night were scarcely fled
146b	Go, sip the rose's fragrant dew
146c	Shall the poor worm that shocks thy sight
147	Sweet violet, thou that dwellest alone
148	O, come and learn this kind command
149	This is the sum of every part
150	O God! thy goodness fills all space
151	Who gave the sun his noon-day light?
152	The hour of my departure's come
153	May our first dawn of reason rise
154	The morning flowers display their sweets
155	Let guilty souls impressed with fear
156	I'll bless Jehovah's glorious name
157	Go, like your blessed Saviour, feed the poor
158	Our Father, yield an evening blessing
159	Safely through another week
160	Glory be to God on high
161	How good and pleasant is the sight
162	Thou didst make the darksome night
163	When musing, I behold on high
164	Come, said Jesus’ sacred voice
165	O! whence is the freshness that gives the flower
166	Lord, while on earth we here remain
167	Night has dropped her dusky veil
168	There is a time when moments flow
169	How manifold thy works, O Lord
170	Seconds make minutes, minutes form the hours
171	Thy glory, Lord, the heavens declare
172	O my soul, with all thy powers
173	If solid happiness we prize
174	My God! all nature owns thy sway
175	In every scene thy hands have drest
176	My soul, adore the Lord of might!
177	Types of eternal rest--fair buds of bliss
178	Array'd in clouds of golden light
179	There is a God, all nature speaks
180	Dear is the hallowed morn to me
181	Leaves have their time to fall
182	Yes,--all we know must die
183	See the fair summer now is past!
184	How sweetly flowed the gospel's sound
185	Ere yet the clouds have past away
186	Suns and planets--every orb