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Lord, all I am is known to Thee

Hymnal: SoB1877 #101 (1877)

Speak not harshly; much of care

Author: S. L. H. Hymnal: SoB1877 #102 (1877)

What are we for?

Hymnal: SoB1877 #103 (1877) First Line: Why have we lips, if not to sing

Come holy Spirit, heavn'ly Dove

Hymnal: SoB1877 #105 (1877)

Zion stands with hills surrounded

Hymnal: SoB1877 #106 (1877)

To arms, then to arms

Author: Rev. S. L. Harkey Hymnal: SoB1877 #108 (1877) First Line: Out in the tempest toss'd wild ocean's wave

Roll on! roll on!

Author: S. L. H. Hymnal: SoB1877 #109 (1877) First Line: Roll on, thou mighty ocean

O the joys that there await us

Author: J. M. Harringer Hymnal: SoB1877 #111 (1877) First Line: Far away from all these dark and gloomy scenes of night

Abide with me

Author: Mrs. Sigourney Hymnal: SoB1877 #114 (1877) First Line: Bright morn hath shut her eye of pride

Hallelujah!

Hymnal: SoB1877 #115 (1877) First Line: No tear shall be in heav'n

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