Miscellaneous Pieces in Verse and Prose

Author:	Theodosia
Editor:	Caleb Evans
Publisher:	Printed by W. Pine. Sold by T. Cadell, T. Mills, and T. Evans; and by J. Buckland, Paternoster Row, and J. Johnson, St. Paul's Church Yard, London, 1780
Language:	English
Notes:	Numbering is by page number. Non-hymnic items in this collection have been omitted.

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#	Text	Tune
6	How chang'd the face of nature shows
18	Enough to nature and to grief is paid
19	Jesus, my Lord, in thy dear name unite
25	Celestial content, inexhaustible treasure
26	Long and mournful is the night
30	Happy the man of heavenly birth
34	Though terrors late alarm'd my breast
48	Why is the heaven-descended mind
54	Indulgent father, ever gracious God
56	My great preserver, to thy gracious hand
58	Extensive promise! O what hopes divine
63	Alas! my heart where is thy absent God
65	In vain, while dark affliction spreads
67	Lord while my thoughts with wonder trace
68	The cares of mortal life, how vain!
70	Why is my heart with grief opprest?
72	Indulgent still to my request
73	Low at thy gracious feet I bend
75	Now to thy heavenly Father's praise
77	The loving kindness of the Lord, delightful theme
79	Dear Saviour, when my thoughts recall
81	Jesus, what shall I do to show
82	O dearer to my thankful heart
84	Lord of my life to thee my powers belong
86	Could all the powers of eloquence divine
89	How long, forgetful of thy heavenly birth
94	Is this a theme of mirth? who can rejoice
96	Why breathes my anxious heart the frequent sigh?
118	Great Saviour, born of David's race
119	Where shall I fly but to thy feet
121	To thee, Almighty God, we bring
123	Lord, how shall wretched sinners dare
125	Great God inspire each heart and tongue
127	Though nature's voice you must obey
129	Can I bid thee, lovely stranger
130	Where is my God? does he retire
132	And can my heart aspire so high
133	Why should my pining spirit be
134	Shall loyal nations hail the day
136	Come, ye that love the Savior's name
138	Great God, this sacred day of thine
139	Ye humble souls complain no more
141	How helpless, guilty nature lies
142	Ye glittering toys of earth adieu