Victorian Hymns: English sacred songs of fifty years

Publisher: Kegan Paul, Trench & Co., London, 1887
Language: English
Notes: Hymns are numbers by the page number they appear in
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3Abide with me: fast falls the eventidePage Scan
4A few more years shall rollPage Scan
6Alleluia! sing to Jesus!Page Scan
8Am I a stone and not a sheepPage Scan
9And now the wants are told, that broughtPage Scan
10A rest for Christ-born souls remainsPage Scan
11As oft with worn and weary feetPage Scan
12As with gladness men of oldPage Scan
14At even, ere the sun was setPage Scan
15At thy feet, O Christ, we layPage Scan
16Ave JesuPage Scan
17Baby Jesus, who dost liePage Scan
19Behold the Lamb!Page Scan
21Blood is the price of heavenPage Scan
23Bright the vision that delightedPage Scan
25By Christ redeemed, in Christ restoredPage Scan
26aCome, Holy Spirit, comePage Scan
26bCome unto me, ye wearyPage Scan
28Come, ye thankful people, comePage Scan
29Crown him with many crownsPage Scan
31Darkly rose the guilty morningPage Scan
32Every morning the red sunPage Scan
33Exiles from paradise, through briar and thornPage Scan
35Father, let me dedicatePage Scan
36Father of love, our guide and friendPage Scan
37Fierce raged the tempest o'er the deepPage Scan
38For us those sacred limbs were scarredPage Scan
39aGod the all-terrible! King, who ordainestPage Scan
39bGo forward, Christian soldier!Page Scan
,41Gracious Spirit, dwell with mePage Scan
42Have mercy on us, God most highPage Scan
44He is gone; beyond the skiesPage Scan
47Heart of Christ, O cup most goldenPage Scan
48Here, O my Lord, I see thee face to facePage Scan
50Holy Father, cheer our wayPage Scan
51I bore with thee long weary days and nightsPage Scan
52I bring my sins to theePage Scan
54I could not do without theePage Scan
56I do not ask, O Lord, that life may bePage Scan
57I gave my life for theePage Scan
59I heard the voice of Jesus sayPage Scan
60I know not if the dark or brightPage Scan
61I lay my sins on JesusPage Scan
62I'm kneeling at the threshold, a-weary, faint, and sorePage Scan
63I was a wandering sheepPage Scan
65I worship thee, sweet will of God!Page Scan
67I would have gone; God bade me stayPage Scan
68Jesu, meek and lowlyPage Scan
69Jesu, my Lord, my God, my allPage Scan
70Jesu, tender Shepherd, hear mePage Scan
71Jesus calls us, o'er the tumultPage Scan
72Jesus, ever-loving SaviourPage Scan
73Jesus, gentlest Saviour!Page Scan
75Jesus, meek and gentlePage Scan
76Jesus, my Saviour, look on mePage Scan
78Joy fills our inmost heart todayPage Scan
79Let all men know, that all men movePage Scan
80Little birds sleep sweetlyPage Scan
82aLord, in this thy mercy's dayPage Scan
82bLord, in thy name thy servants pleadPage Scan
83Lord, many times I am aweary quitePage Scan
84Lord of the living harvestPage Scan
85Lord! to thine altar let me goPage Scan
86Mother of Mercy! day by dayPage Scan
87My God, accept my heart this dayPage Scan
88My God, how wonderful Thou artPage Scan
90My God, my Father, dost Thou callPage Scan
91My God, O let me call thee minePage Scan
92Never further than thy crossPage Scan
93Not for itself the corn we bruisePage Scan
94Now the day is overPage Scan
95O come and mourn with me awhilePage Scan
97O dead in sin!Page Scan
98O God, whose daylight leadeth downPage Scan
99O Jesu, Thou art standingPage Scan
100O Jesus, ever presentPage Scan
101O Jesus, I have promisedPage Scan
103O master! it is good to bePage Scan
104O Quickly come, dread Judge of allPage Scan
105O rest a while, but only for a whilePage Scan
106O soul of Jesus, sick to death!Page Scan
109O Thou from whom no heart is hiddenPage Scan
110O Thou, who first at Cana's feastPage Scan
111O Thou who once at Cana's FeastPage Scan
112O throned, O crowned with all renownPage Scan
114O time, dull time, go fasterPage Scan
115O Where is He that trod the sea?Page Scan
116O Word of God incarnatePage Scan
118Once in royal David's cityPage Scan
119Once, only once, and once for allPage Scan
120Oppressed with sin and woePage Scan
121Praise to the holiest in the heightPage Scan
122Saints of God, whom faith unitedPage Scan
124aSaviour, again to thy dear name we raisePage Scan
124bSaviour, like a shepherd lead usPage Scan
125See the Conqueror mounts in triumph, see the King in royal statePage Scan
127Shepherd, good and graciousPage Scan
128Sleep, Holy BabePage Scan
130Sleep thy last sleepPage Scan
131Soul of Jesus, make me holyPage Scan

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