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		Title	First Line	Hymn Number	Hymnal Title	Refrain First Line	Topics	Lectionary Weeks	Full Text	Authors	Composers	Meter	Scripture	Tune Title	Tune Key	Incipit	Original Language	Languages	Text Sources	Text Place Of Origin	Tune Sources	Tune Place Of Origin	Year Written	Publication Date	Media	Audio Preview	Flexscore	Auth Text Flex Score	Tune Auth Has Audio	Text Is Public Domain	Id
		Forgive thy foes,--nor that alone	Forgive thy foes,--nor that alone	#301						Herbert Knowles														1850						0	1117998
		How withered, faded, seems the form	How withered, faded, seems the form	#302						Mrs. Tighe														1850						0	1117999
		That setting sun! that setting sun!	That setting sun! that setting sun!	#303																				1850						0	1118000
		The heavens, O Lord! thy power proclaim	The heavens, O Lord! thy power proclaim	#304						J. Bowring														1850						0	1118001
		I hear thee speak of the better land	I hear thee speak of the better land	#305						Mrs. Hemans														1850						0	1118002
		See how the shining share	See how the shining share	#306																				1850						0	1118003
		I may not scorn the meanest thing	I may not scorn the meanest thing	#307						Robert Nicoll														1850						0	1118004
		Hope, though slow she be, and late	Hope, though slow she be, and late	#308						Beaumont														1850						0	1118005
		There is a calm for those weep	There is a calm for those weep	#309																				1850						0	1118006
		The laboror, the laborer	The laboror, the laborer	#310																				1850						0	1118007
		"He giveth his beloved sleep"	"He giveth his beloved sleep"	#311																				1850						0	1140416
		Thou art beautiful, O Peace!	Thou art beautiful, O Peace!	#312																				1850						0	1118008
		The South-land hath its fields of cane	The South-land hath its fields of cane	#313						Whittier														1850						0	1118009
		God might have made the earth bring forth	God might have made the earth bring forth	#314						Mary Howitt														1850						0	1118010
		The mind is a garden, and youth's sunny morn	The mind is a garden, and youth's sunny morn	#315																				1850						0	1118011
		The beautiful! the beautiful!	The beautiful! the beautiful!	#316																				1850						0	1118012
		The rain is o'er;--how dense and bright	The rain is o'er;--how dense and bright	#317						Norton														1850						0	1118013
		How beautiful the sight	How beautiful the sight	#318																				1850						0	1118014
		O the pretty way-side well	O the pretty way-side well	#319																				1850						0	1118015
		The clear blue sky looks full of love	The clear blue sky looks full of love	#320																				1850						0	1118016
		Beautiful, sublime, and glorious	Beautiful, sublime, and glorious	#321																				1850						0	1140418
		There's music in the midnight breeze	There's music in the midnight breeze	#322																				1850						0	1118017
		Like to the modest, tender flower	Like to the modest, tender flower	#323																				1850						0	1118018
		See the Northern Light!	See the Northern Light!	#324																				1850						0	1118019
		Winter lingers in the bowers	Winter lingers in the bowers	#325																				1850						0	1118020
		See how calmly star and star	See how calmly star and star	#326																				1850						0	1118021
		Sweet flower, spring's earliest, loveliest gem!	Sweet flower, spring's earliest, loveliest gem!	#327																				1850						0	1118022
		In the thick and grassy wood	In the thick and grassy wood	#328																				1850						0	1118023

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