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Jehovah reigns: the king of kings-Patrick
If friendless in the vale of tears I ftray,-Mrs. Barb. 143
If high or low our flation be,-Scott

ffolid happiness we prize,- Cotton

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I'll blefs Jehovah's glorious name,-Mifs Day
Impofture fhrinks from light,-Scott . .

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Is then the gospel peace and love?—Mrs. Steele. 69

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Let ev'ry tongue thy goodness speak,-Watts. 31
Life is the time to serve thee, Lord!-Watts
Long as we live, we 'll bless thy name,-Watts. 45
Lord! how myfterious are thy ways!-Mrs. Steele 49
Lord! how thy wonders are difplay'd-Watts.
Lord! I have found 'tis good for me-Watts
Lord! not to earth's contracted fpan-Pope
Lord of the world's majestic frame !—Jervis
Lord! thou hast search'd and seen us thro';-Watts 36
Lord! we adore thy wondrous name,-Doddridge 32
Lord! we have made thy word our choice,-Watts 74
Lord what a feeble frame is ours!-Browne. .93

My God! the fteps of pious men-Watts

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Naked, as from the earth we came,-Watts

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O all ye nations, praife the Lord,-Watts
O God! my father, and my king!-Browne
O God! our king! thy various praise-Watts
O God! the cov'nant of thy love-Watts

O God! thou fpirit, juft and wife,

Oh! 'tis a lovely thing to fee-Watts

O how shall words, with equal warmth,-Addifon 62
O Lord! how tender is thy love,--Darwin
O Lord! my best defires fulfil,-Cowper
O Lord! our heav'nly king!-Watts
On thee, O God! we ftill depend,

O praife the Lord, our fouls!-Watts

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O! that the LORD would guide my ways,-Watts 84 O! that thy ftatutes ev'ry hour-Watts

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O thou! the wretched's fure retreat,-Mrs. Carter 30 Our never ceafing songs shall show--Watts

Peace, my complaining, doubting heart!-Steele 113 Prais'd be the everlasting God,-Watts

Remark, my foul! the narrow bounds-Dodd. 145

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Shall we forfake that heav'nly friend,-Jervis

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Shine on thy creatures, mighty God!-Doddridge 1c8

Sing to the LORD with joyful voice ;-Watts
Songs of immortal praife belong,-Watts.

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Take courage now, while God is near ;-Watts
Teach us the measure of our days,-Watts
Th' almighty reigns, exalted high,- Watts.
The earth, and all the heav'nly frame,

The God of heav'n is kind and just :-Jervis
The heav'ns declare thy glory, LORD!-Watts
The Lord my pafture fhall prepare,-Addifon
The man, whofe firm and equal mind—Jervis
The fpacious earth is thine, O Lord!
The fpacious firmament on high,-Addifon
Th' uplifted eye and bended knee-Mrs. Steele
Thee we adore, eternal God !-Watts

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There is a God, all nature fpeaks,—Mrs. Steele
Thofe happy realms of joy and peace-Mrs. Steele 83
Thou art my portion, O my God!-Watts
Thou didft, eternal God! exist—Mrs. Rowe 38
Thou pow'r fupreme, by whofe command I live!

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Through endless years thou art the fame,-Tate
Through ev'ry age, eternal God!—Watts.

Thus faith the Lord, "The spacious fields,—Warts 102 Thy influence, mighty God! is felt

Thy kingdom, Lord! for ever ftands,-Mrs. Steele 11 Thy mercies fill the earth, O Lord!-Watts . 85

Thy name, Almighty Lord!-Watts

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Thy wisdom, pow'r and goodness, Lord!-Mrs.Steele 43 'Tis wisdom, mercy, love divine,—Mrs. Steele To-morrow, Lord! is thine,-Doddridge

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Vaft are thy works, Almighty Lord!-Watts. 44

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What glory gilds the facred page,-Cowper
Whate'er thy providence denies - Mrs. Steele
When all thy mercies, O my God!-Addifon
When fainting in the fultry wafte,-Mrs. Steele
Wherewith shall we approach thee, Lord!--Browne 100
While fome, in folly, pleafures find,-Cotton
While founds of war are heard around,-Aikin
While thee I feek, protecting pow'r!.

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With ardour I'll thy favour feek;-Watts .
With glory clad, with ftrength array'd,-Tate.

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Ye nations round the earth, rejoice-Watts

Ye fervants of the Lord !-Doddridge.

Yet a few years, or days, perhaps,-Hawkefworth 88