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Browsing topics in A Selection of Hymns: from the best authors, intended to be an appendix to Dr. Watt's psalms and hymns. (1st Am. ed.)

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TopicSub-TopicHymnFirst Line
Times and SeasonsRecovery#DXLIA while remained the doubtful strife
Times and SeasonsSickness#DXXXVIIILord, I am paine'; but I resign
Times and SeasonsSickness#DXXXVIIThou only center of my rest
Times and SeasonsSickness#DXLDost thou my profit seek
Times and SeasonsSickness#DXXXIXDeath, with his dread commission seal'd
Times and SeasonsThe Seasons of the Year#DIVTo praise the ever bounteous Lord
Times and SeasonsThe Seasons of the Year#DVIISee, how rude winter's icy hand
Times and SeasonsThe Seasons of the Year#DIIIO the immense, th' amazing height
Times and SeasonsThe Seasons of the Year#DVIStern winter throws his icy chains
Times and SeasonsThe Seasons of the Year#DIIHow hast thou Lord, from year to year
Times and SeasonsThe Seasons of the Year#DIThe spring, great God, at thy command
Times and SeasonsThe Seasons of the Year#DVSee how the little toiling ant
Times and SeasonsThe Seasons of the Year#DBehold! long-wish'd for spring is come
Times and SeasonsThe Seasons of the Year#CDXCVIIIThe icy chains that bound the earth
Times and SeasonsThe Seasons of the Year#CDXCIXFrom winter's barren clods
Times and SeasonsWedding#DXIIISince Jesus freely did appear
Times and SeasonsYouth#DXXIWith humble heart and tongue
Times and SeasonsYouth#DXXMust all the charms of nature then
Times and SeasonsYouth#DXVIIIYe hearts with youthful vigor warm
Times and SeasonsYouth#DXIXNow let a true ambition rise

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