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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	Has One License Preview	Text Is Public Domain	Id
		A giddy lamb, one afternoon	A giddy lamb, one afternoon	#d1	Linden Harp													English						1856							0	213085
		A little girl with a happy look	A little girl with a happy look	#d2	Linden Harp													English						1856							0	214007
		A little robin built a nest	A little robin built a nest	#d3	Linden Harp													English						1856							0	214059
		A sun has risen on the world	A sun has risen on the world	#d4	Linden Harp													English						1856							0	216033
		Remember, children of the earth	Amid the blue and starry sky	#d5	Linden Harp	Remember, children of the earth				Katherine Parker Gordon								English						1856							0	237046
		And now to all goodnight	And now to all goodnight	#d6	Linden Harp													English						1856							0	240715
		Angry looks can do no good	Angry looks can do no good	#d7	Linden Harp					J. W. Watson								English						1856							0	242693
		Angry words are lightly spoken	Angry words are lightly spoken	#d8	Linden Harp													English						1856							0	242695
		B patient, B prayerful, B humble, B mild	B patient, B prayerful, B humble, B mild	#d9	Linden Harp													English						1856							0	260739
		Be good, little children, your mother will say	Be good, little children, your mother will say	#d10	Linden Harp													English						1856							0	261216
		Be kind to thy [your] father, for when thou [you] wert [wast] [were] young	Be kind to thy [your] father, for when thou [you] wert [wast] [were] young	#d11	Linden Harp													English						1856							0	261494
		Children all, both great and small	Children all, both great and small	#d12	Linden Harp													English						1856							0	288880
		Children of Jerusalem sang the praise	Children of Jerusalem sang the praise	#d13	Linden Harp					J. Henley								English						1856							0	289334
		Come, children ere we part	Come, children ere we part	#d14	Linden Harp					Joseph Hart								English						1856							0	295631
		We love Jesus	Come, let us sing of Jesus, While hearts and accents blend	#d15	Linden Harp	We love Jesus				George W. Bethune								English						1856							0	304238
		Come, let us sweetly sing, join in full chorus	Come, let us sweetly sing, join in full chorus	#d16	Linden Harp													English						1856							0	304441
		Come to our Sabbath School	Come to our Sabbath School	#d17	Linden Harp													English						1856							0	312646
		Come to the mercy seat, Come to the place	Come to the mercy seat, Come to the place	#d18	Linden Harp					Mary Hamlin Maxwell								English						1856							0	312931
		Come youthful sinners, come	Come youthful sinners, come	#d19	Linden Harp													English						1856							0	318125
		Dear little sister, how do you do	Dear little sister, how do you do	#d20	Linden Harp													English						1856							0	324566
		Dear mother, I ask for my father in vain	Dear mother, I ask for my father in vain	#d21	Linden Harp													English						1856							0	325632
		Don't you hear the school bell ringing	Don't you hear the school bell ringing	#d22	Linden Harp													English						1856							0	330905
		Each flower holds up a dainty cup	Each flower holds up a dainty cup	#d23	Linden Harp													English						1856							0	334402
		Enlisted into the cause of sin	Enlisted into the cause of sin	#d24	Linden Harp													English						1856							0	337024
		Escape from mortal anguish	Escape from mortal anguish	#d25	Linden Harp													English						1856							0	339025
		Get up early! time is precious	Get up early! time is precious	#d26	Linden Harp													English						1856							0	367162
		Go thou, in life's fair morning	Go thou, in life's fair morning	#d27	Linden Harp													English						1856							0	373823
		Go to my mother, And tell her	Go to my mother, And tell her	#d28	Linden Harp													English						1856							0	374152
		Go to thy rest, my [dear] [fair] child	Go to thy rest, my [dear] [fair] child	#d29	Linden Harp					Lydia H. Sigourney								English						1856							0	374298
		Good night, little birds, I am going to bed	Good night, little birds, I am going to bed	#d30	Linden Harp													English						1856							0	385809
		Happy are the children whose God is the Lord	Happy are the children whose God is the Lord	#d31	Linden Harp													English						1856							0	401568
		Happy birds are on the wing	Happy birds are on the wing	#d32	Linden Harp													English						1856							0	401622
		Hark, the pealing, softly stealing	Hark, the pealing, softly stealing	#d33	Linden Harp													English						1856							0	405235
		Haste thee, school boy, haste away	Haste thee, school boy, haste away	#d34	Linden Harp													English						1856							0	408228
		Help me to praise thy name	Help me to praise thy name	#d35	Linden Harp													English						1856							0	418050
		Her dimpled hands were clasped in prayer	Her dimpled hands were clasped in prayer	#d36	Linden Harp													English						1856							0	418278
		Here o'er the earth as a stranger I roam	Here o'er the earth as a stranger I roam	#d37	Linden Harp					C. W. Ainsworth								English						1856							0	419284
		O that will be joyful	Here we suffer grief and pain; Here we meet to part again	#d38	Linden Harp	O that will be joyful				Thomas Bilby								English						1856							0	419595
		Here we throng to praise the Savior	Here we throng to praise the Savior	#d39	Linden Harp													English						1856							0	419669
		Home, Home, can I forget thee	Home, Home, can I forget thee	#d40	Linden Harp													English						1856							0	427946
		How doth the little busy bee Improve each shining hour	How doth the little busy bee Improve each shining hour	#d41	Linden Harp					Isaac Watts, 1674-1748								English						1856							0	432756
		Sweet Sabbath school	How pleasant is the Sabbath school	#d42	Linden Harp	Sweet Sabbath school												English						1856							0	438945
		O, that will be joyful, joyful, joyful	How pleasant thus to dwell below	#d43	Linden Harp	O, that will be joyful, joyful, joyful												English						1856							0	438981
		How precious is the story	How precious is the story	#d44	Linden Harp					John M. Lowrie								English						1856							0	439892
		How should children spend the day	How should children spend the day	#d45	Linden Harp													English						1856							0	441185
		How sweet is the Sabbath, the morning [season] of rest	How sweet is the Sabbath, the morning [season] of rest	#d46	Linden Harp													English						1856							0	442255
		I had a faithful mother	I had a faithful mother	#d47	Linden Harp													English						1856							0	453677
		I hear thee speak of the better land	I hear thee speak of the better land	#d48	Linden Harp					Felicia D. B. Hemans								English						1856							0	456775
		I love the Sunday school	I love the Sunday school	#d49	Linden Harp													English						1856							0	461302
		I think, when I read that [the] sweet story of old	I think, when I read that [the] sweet story of old	#d50	Linden Harp					Jemima Luke								English						1856							0	468050

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