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Nay, I cannot let thee go

Author: Newton Hymnal: SHSS1817 #S.LXXXV (1817) Languages: English

How lost was my condition

Author: Newton Hymnal: SHSS1817 #S.LXXXVI (1817) Languages: English

How tedious and tasteless the hours

Author: Newton Hymnal: SHSS1817 #S.LXXXVII (1817) Languages: English

I think my table richly spread

Hymnal: SHSS1817 #S.LXXXVIII (1817) Languages: English

Young people, all I pray draw near

Hymnal: SHSS1817 #S.V (1817) Languages: English

Dear people all, attention give

Hymnal: SHSS1817 #S.VI (1817) Languages: English

I long to see the seasons come

Hymnal: SHSS1817 #S.VII (1817) Languages: English

See the gloomy gath'ring cloud

Hymnal: SHSS1817 #S.VIII (1817) Languages: English

To-day, if you will hear his voice

Hymnal: SHSS1817 #S.X (1817) Languages: English

My heart and my tongue shall unite in the praise

Author: R. Hill Hymnal: SHSS1817 #S.XC (1817) Languages: English

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