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CONTENTS.

VOL. III.

HYMNS.

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1. WALKING with God

1

11. Jehovah-Jireh. The Lord will provide ... 2

111. Jehovah-Rophi. I am the Lord that healeth

thee......

3

iv. Jehovah-Nissi. The Lord my Banner

4

v. Jehovah-Shalom. The Lord send Peace 5

VI. Wisdom......

6

VII. Vanity of the World.......

7.

VIII. O Lord, I will praise thee

8

ix. The contrite Heart ...

9

x. The future Peace and Glory of the Church 10

XI. Jehovah our Righteousness

11

XII. Ephraim repenting

12

XIII. The Covenant.....

13

XIV. Jehovah-Shammah

14

xv. Praise for the Fountain opened

15

XVI. The Sower

16

XVII. The House of Prayer

17

XVIII. Lovest thou me?

18

XIX. Contentment

19

xx. Old Testament Gospel

20

XXI. Sardis......

22

XXII. Prayer for a Blessing

23

xxu. Pleading for and with Youth

24

XXIV. Prayer for Children

25

xxv. Jehovah Jesus.......

26

Xxvi. On opening a Place for social Prayer

27

XXVII. Welcome to the Table ...

28

XXVIII. Jesus hasting to Supper.

28

XXIX. Exhortation to Prayer

29

xxx. The Light and Glory of the Word

30

XXXI. On the Death of a Minister........

31

XXXII. The shining Light...

32

XXXIII. Seeking the beloved.

33

xxxiv. Light shining out of Darkness

34

XXXV. Welcome Cross......

35

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XXXVI. Afflictions sanctified by the Word

36

XXXVII. Temptation

37

XXXVIII. Looking upwards in a Storm

37

XXXIX. The Valley of the Shadow of Death

38

XL. Peace after a Storm

39

XLI. Mourning and Longing

40

xlii. Self-Acquaintance

41

XLIII. Prayer for Patience

42

XLIV. Submission......

43

xlv. The happy Change

44

XLVI. Retirement..

45

XLVII. The hidden Life.

46

XLVIII. Joy and Peace in believing

47

xlix. True Pleasures.....

49

L. The Christian

50

LI. Lively Hope and Gracious Fear..

51

Lil. For the Poor ...

52

LIII. My Soul thirsteth for God

52

LIV. Love constraining to Obedience

53

Lv. The Heart healed and changed by Mercy 54

LVI, Hatred of Sin.......

55

LVII. The new Convert

56

LVIII. True and false Comforts

57

LIX. A living and a dead Faith

58

Lx. Abuse of the Gospel

59

LXI. The narrow Way....

60

LXII. Dependence ....

61

LXIII. Not of Works

62

Lxiv. Praise for Faith.....

63

LXV. Grace and Providence

63

LXVI. I will praise the Lord at all times..

64

Fragment of a Hymn......

65

TRANSLATIONS FROM THE FRENCH OF MADAME DE LA

MOTHE GUION.

The Nativity

66

God neither known nor loved by the World.

72

The Swallow ....

74

The Triumph of Heavenly Love desired

75

A Figurative Description of the Procedure of Divine

Love

76

A Child of God longing to see him beloved.....

79

Aspirations of the Soul after God.

81

Gratitude and Love to God ......

82
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Happy Solitude-Unhappy Men.............

83

Living Water ......

84

Truth and Divine Love rejected by the World

84

Divine Justice amiable

85

The Soul that loves God finds him

every

where

87

The Testimony of Divine Adoption

88

Divine Love endures no rival

90

Self-Diffidence

91

The Acquiescence of Pure Love

93

Repose in God ......

94

Glory to God alone ..........

94

Self-Love and Truth incompatible

96

The Love of God, the End of Life

97

Love faithful in the Absence of the Beloved......... 98

Love pure and fervent..

98

The entire Surrender....

99

The perfect Sacrifice...

100

God hides his People...

100

The Secrets of Divine Love are to be kept.

102

The Vicissitudes experienced in the Christian Life ...... 107

Watching unto God in the Night Season

111

On the same ..............

113

On the same ........

115

The Joy of the Cross.......................

117

Joy in Martyrdom

120

Simple Trust......

121

The Necessity of Self-Abasement..

122

Love increased by Suffering ...

124

Scenes favourable to Meditation

125

TRANSLATIONS OF THE LATIN AND ITALIAN POEMS OF

MILTON.

Elegy I. To Charles Deodati

128

Elegy II. On the Death of the University Beadle at

Cambridge..........

131

Elegy III. On the Death of the Bishop of Winchester 133

Elegy IV. To his Tutor Thomas Young.

135

Elegy V. On the Approach of Spring

140

Elegy VI. To Charles Deodati.....

145

Elegy VII...

148

Eprigrams. On the Inventor of Guns

152

To Leonora singing at Rome.

152

To the same

153

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The Cottager and his Landlord. A Fable...... 153

To Christina, Queen of Sweden, with Cromwell's Picture 154

On the Death of the Vice-Chancellor, a Physician....., 154

On the Death of the Bishop of Ely

156

Nature unimpaired by Time ....

159

On the Platonic Idea as it was understood by Aristotle 162

To his Father....

163

To Salsillus, a Roman Poet, much indisposed

169

To Giovanni Battista Manso, Marquis of Villa....... 171

On the Death of Damon

175

An Ode, addressed to Mr. John Rouse, Librarian of the

University of Oxford

186

... 191

193

Sonnet—“Fair Lady! whose harmonious name” 190

Sonnet—" As on a hill-top rude, when closing day 191

Canzone —"They mock my toil—the nymphs and”

Sonnet-To Charles Deodati .....

192

Sonnet—“Lady! it cannot be but that thine eyes”

Sonnet—“Enamour’d, artless, young, on foreign ground” 193

Simile in Paradise Lost .....

194

Translation of Dryden's Epigram on Milton............... 194

TRANSLATIONS FROM VINCENT BOURNE.

The Thracian.........

195

Reciprocal Kindness the Primary Law of Nature. 195

A Manual more ancient than the Art of Printing 197

An Enigma—“A needle, small as small can be" 199

Sparrows self-domesticated in Trinity Coll. Cambridge . 200

Familiarity dangerous. ..

201

Invitation to the Redbreast.

202

Strada’s Nightingale.....

203

Ode on the Death of a Lady, who lived 100 years....... 204

The Cause won.....

206

The Silkworm.

206

The Innocent Thief

207

Denner's Old Woman.

209

The Tears of a Painter....

210

The Maze. .....

211

No Sorrow peculiar to the Sufferer.

212

The Snail.

212

The Cantab.

213

On the Picture of a Sleeping Child.......

214