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Mother, who made the flowers
Hymnal: SHSH1846 #d1 (1846) First Line: A little child, who loves to see
Mother, who made the flowers
Away dark thoughts, awake, my joy
Author: John Mason Hymnal: SHSH1846 #d4 (1846)
Away dark thoughts, awake, my joy
By cool Siloam's shady rill
Author: Reginald Heber Hymnal: SHSH1846 #d5 (1846)
By cool Siloam's shady rill
The child angel
Hymnal: SHSH1846 #d8 (1846) First Line: Come, come, said the bright angel
The child angel
Dream, baby, dream, The stars are glowing
Hymnal: SHSH1846 #d10 (1846)
Dream, baby, dream, The stars are glowing
The use of flowers
Author: Mary Howitt Hymnal: SHSH1846 #d11 (1846) First Line: God might have made [bade] the earth bring forth
The use of flowers
God, our Father, our Preserver
Author: S. E. Sewall Hymnal: SHSH1846 #d12 (1846)
God, our Father, our Preserver
Good night, good night, my sister dear
Hymnal: SHSH1846 #d13 (1846)
Good night, good night, my sister dear
I love the summer [summer's] sun, that sheds
Hymnal: SHSH1846 #d15 (1846)
I love the summer [summer's] sun, that sheds
Innocent child, and snow-white flower
Hymnal: SHSH1846 #d16 (1846)
Innocent child, and snow-white flower
Prayer at entering school
Author: Lydia H. Sigourney Hymnal: SHSH1846 #d17 (1846) First Line: Lord, lead my heart to learn
Prayer at entering school
Lord, let my thoughts on angel wings
Hymnal: SHSH1846 #d18 (1846)
Lord, let my thoughts on angel wings
To my daughter on her birthday
Hymnal: SHSH1846 #d20 (1846) First Line: My child, this is thy natal day
To my daughter on her birthday
My mother's voice falls on mine ear
Hymnal: SHSH1846 #d21 (1846)
My mother's voice falls on mine ear
The guardian angel
Hymnal: SHSH1846 #d22 (1846) First Line: Never canst thou behold the stars
The guardian angel
Praise ye the Lord on every height
Author: Felicia D. B. Hemans Hymnal: SHSH1846 #d25 (1846)
Praise ye the Lord on every height
Say ma, did God make all the flowers
Hymnal: SHSH1846 #d26 (1846)
Say ma, did God make all the flowers
See from the east the sun arise
Author: J. S. Williams Hymnal: SHSH1846 #d27 (1846)
See from the east the sun arise
Send down thy winged angel, God
Author: Barry Cornwall Hymnal: SHSH1846 #d28 (1846)
Send down thy winged angel, God
Sleeping child
Hymnal: SHSH1846 #d29 (1846) First Line: Sleep, dearest, long and sweet
Sleeping child
Sweet are the words, Thou art forgiven
Hymnal: SHSH1846 #d30 (1846)
Sweet are the words, Thou art forgiven
Children's duty
Hymnal: SHSH1846 #d31 (1846) First Line: The early lark, that spreads its wings
Children's duty
The summer sun is shining upon a world
Hymnal: SHSH1846 #d32 (1846)
The summer sun is shining upon a world
The earth is beautiful
Hymnal: SHSH1846 #d34 (1846) First Line: The whole bright earth is beautiful
The earth is beautiful
The reaper and the flowers
Author: Henry W. Longfellow; Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Hymnal: SHSH1846 #d35 (1846) First Line: There is a reaper whose name is death
The reaper and the flowers
Hagar and Ishm'l
Hymnal: SHSH1846 #d36 (1846) First Line: They sank amid the wilderness
Hagar and Ishm'l
Thou wakest from happy sleep to play
Hymnal: SHSH1846 #d37 (1846)
Thou wakest from happy sleep to play
Good resolutions
Hymnal: SHSH1846 #d38 (1846) First Line: Though I am now in younger days
Good resolutions
'Tis Sabbath night, how still, and calm
Hymnal: SHSH1846 #d39 (1846)
'Tis Sabbath night, how still, and calm
Up, up, let us greet the season so sweet
Hymnal: SHSH1846 #d40 (1846)
Up, up, let us greet the season so sweet
The lark and the dove
Author: John Austin Hymnal: SHSH1846 #d41 (1846) First Line: Wake, now, my soul, and humbly hear
The lark and the dove
The nightingale
Author: Felicia D. B. Hemans Hymnal: SHSH1846 #d43 (1846) First Line: When twilight's gray and pensive hour
The nightingale
