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Sparkling Rubies: a choice collection of new Sunday-school music

Editor: Asa Hull, Harry Sanders
Publisher: Hull & Co., New York, 1871
Language: English
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104There's a crown in heav'n for the striving soulPage Scan
105Love has a ready ear: It catches each faint moanPage Scan
106Only Thy voice to lead me, speak Lord, and I shall hearPage Scan
107Welcome Sabbath morning, Welcome day of restPage Scan
108aWhen the morning comethPage Scan
108bPleasant are the pastures, where Jesus feeds his flockPage Scan
110Bear and forbear, whatsoe'er be your stationPage Scan
111On Calv'ry's mountain, Christ, the spotless victim diesPage Scan
112From His Father's splendor, Lo! the Son of God has comePage Scan
113Jesus bids us shine with a pure, clear lightPage Scan
114On the ocean of life a sturdy bandPage Scan
115Guard, my child, thy tonguePage Scan
116aAngels from the realms of gloryPage Scan
116bThe busy week is past, the Sabbath's come at lastPage Scan
117A glorious world on high, where pleasures never diePage Scan
118Be up and doing! for the workPage Scan
119Life is full of doubt and sorrowPage Scan
120aLittle children, listen, listen!Page Scan
120b"We have found him," sign of mercyPage Scan
122Speed on, speed on, thou Mission BarkPage Scan
123Hark, the Christmas chimes are ringingPage Scan
124Work and wait, work and waitPage Scan
125There is a spot to me more dearPage Scan
126There is a place of sacred restPage Scan
127Work in God's vineyard, Jesus hath call'd theePage Scan
128Gathered home! in peaceful slumberPage Scan
129Jesus! I hear Thee knockingPage Scan
130A home in heav'n! what a joyful tho'tPage Scan
131Jesus calls for Christian laborPage Scan
132Oh, come to the fountain of lifePage Scan
133O city, golden bright!Page Scan
134aIf you always would be happyPage Scan
134bWe come with happy hearts and lightPage Scan
136As the dove o'er the deluge of waters sent forthPage Scan
137We may not climb the heav'nly steepsPage Scan
138Marching on, marching on, glad as birds on the wingPage Scan
139Praise God, from whom all blessings flowPage Scan
140Hark! hark! there is music all aboutPage Scan
141Silent night! hallow'd night!Page Scan
142Once more we come with joyful songPage Scan
143Under thy wings, my God Page Scan
144Love divine, all love excellingPage Scan
146Steady, helmsman at the wheelPage Scan
147Gone beyond the darksome riverPage Scan
149The Lord is my shepherd, The Lord is my shepherdPage Scan
154Gath'ring lilies in the morningPage Scan
155Hark! what mean those holy voicesPage Scan
156Sweetly sounding thro' the skies?

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