The Westminster Abbey Hymn-Book: compiled under the authority of the dean of Westminster

Compiler: Rev. John Troutbeck, D. D.
Music Editor: Frederick Bridge
Publisher: Novello, Ewer and Co., London / New York, 1897
Language: English
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351Once Man with Man, now God with God above us[Once Man with Man, now God with God above us]Page Scan
352Sovereign Ruler of the skiesGIBBONSPage Scan
353Thee in the loving blood of mornST. OLIVEPage Scan
354The Lord my pasture shall prepareSURREYPage Scan
355aThe roseate hues of early dawnCASTLE RISINGPage Scan
355bThe roseate hues of early dawnALPHAPage Scan
356Thou say'st, "Take up thy cross"FOLLOWINGPage Scan
357Thy way, not mine, O LordST. CECILIAPage Scan
358Up to the hills I lift mine eyesHEAVENWARDPage Scan
359Weary of all this wordy strifeWESLEYPage Scan
360We saw Thee not, when Thou didst treadRESTPage Scan
361Where is the Christian's Fatherland?FATHERLANDPage Scan
362Adown the river year by yearPAST AND FUTUREPage Scan
363Awake, my soul, lift up thine eyesGIESSENPage Scan
364Children of the Heavenly KingST. ERMIN'SPage Scan
365Come, we that love the Lord[Come, we that love the Lord]Page Scan
366Day of wrath, O dreadful dayCELANOPage Scan
367Earth to earth, and dust to dustCROYLANDPage Scan
368Friend after friend departsGLENCREGGANPage Scan
369Jesu, the very thought of TheeST. AGNESPage Scan
370Not to ourselves againHYTHEPage Scan
371aO frail spirit, vital sparkST. ORANPage Scan
371bRise, my soul, and stretch thy wingsST. ORANPage Scan
372Oft in danger, oft in woeUNIVERSITY COLLEGEPage Scan
373Star of morn and evenSTAR OF MORNPage Scan
374aThat day of wrath, that dreadful daySPIRESPage Scan
374bThat day of wrath, that dreadful dayBABYLON'S STREAMSPage Scan
375The daybeam diesSHADOW AND LIGHTPage Scan
376aWhen the dark waves round us rollCHEETHAMPage Scan
376bWhen the dark waves round us rollHEINLEINPage Scan
377Blest be Thy love, dear LordST. BEUNOPage Scan
378Come, O Thou Traveller unknown[Come, O Thou Traveller unknown]Page Scan
379Father of Love, our Guide and FriendOLD 81STPage Scan
380God and Father, great and holyHUNTLYPage Scan
381How blest the sacred tie that bindsUNITASPage Scan
382aHow sweet the name of Jesus soundsST. PETERPage Scan
382bHow sweet the name of Jesus sounds[How sweet the name of Jesus sounds]Page Scan
383Father of mercies, let our waysGLOUCESTERPage Scan
384aJesu, my Lord, my God, my AllST. CHRYSOSTOMPage Scan
384bJesu, my Lord, my God, my AllAMPLIUSPage Scan
385O love, Who formedst me to wearST. ETHELBURGAPage Scan
386Not unto us, Almighty LordWINCHESTER NEWPage Scan
387The Head that once was crowned with thorns[The Head that once was crowned with thorns]Page Scan
388There is a pure and tranquil waveGRESHAMPage Scan
389aThough we long, in sin-wrought blindnessCRÜGERPage Scan
389bThough we long, in sin-wrought blindnessST. GILESPage Scan
390Thou hidden Love of God, Whose heightOLD 112THPage Scan
391Thy goodness, Lord, our souls confessLANCASTERPage Scan
392Christ, Who art above the sky[Christ, Who art above the sky]Page Scan
393Go when the morning shinethCRATHIEPage Scan
394In the hour of my distressCOMFORT MEPage Scan
395Lord! how fast the minutes flyMEMENTO MORIPage Scan
396O for a closer walk with GodNAUMBURGPage Scan
397Some murmur when their sky is clearNORLEYPage Scan
398So tired! I fain would rest[So tired! I fain would rest]Page Scan
399The seas are quiet when the winds give o'erEVENINGPage Scan
400Why comes this fragrance on the summer breeze[Why comes this fragrance on the summer breeze]Page Scan
401Accept of our adorningCRATHIEPage Scan
402The sower went forth sowingST. BEATRICEPage Scan
403All things bright and beautifulGOD IN NATUREPage Scan
404Angels from the realms of gloryMINSTERPage Scan

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