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Better to say, I must, and bow beneath the rod

Author: Horace N. Richards Hymnal: TSCF1877 #d41 (1877)
Better to say, I must, and bow beneath the rod

Beyond earth's storm

Author: Horace M. Richards Hymnal: TSCF1877 #d42 (1877)
Beyond earth's storm

Blest is the man, whose softening [generous] heart

Author: Anna L. Barbauld Hymnal: TSCF1877 #d43 (1877)
Blest is the man, whose softening [generous] heart

March of mind

Author: J. H. Cook Hymnal: TSCF1877 #d44 (1877) First Line: Blind old ignorance stalks through the land Refrain First Line: Glory, glory hallelujah
March of mind

Blow ye [you] the trumpet, blow

Author: Charles Wesley, 1707-1788 Hymnal: TSCF1877 #d45 (1877)
Blow ye [you] the trumpet, blow

Bosomed in the valleys of fragrance

Author: Jacob Martin Hymnal: TSCF1877 #d46 (1877)
Bosomed in the valleys of fragrance

Bound fast to creed who can be free

Author: R. Lapham Hymnal: TSCF1877 #d47 (1877)
Bound fast to creed who can be free

Bright messenger throng, art thou waiting

Hymnal: TSCF1877 #d48 (1877)
Bright messenger throng, art thou waiting

Brothers, be ye who ye may

Author: A. J. H. Duganne Hymnal: TSCF1877 #d49 (1877)
Brothers, be ye who ye may

God's wrecks

Author: Horace M. Richards Hymnal: TSCF1877 #d50 (1877) First Line: Canst thou chain old time
God's wrecks

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