1. Psalm lxxxiv. ("How honoured, how
dear")

II. "Beyond, beyond that boundless sea
III. "How shall I follow Him I serve?"

IV. "The Lord is King"

v. "Day by day the manna fell"

VI. "O show me not my Saviour dying
VII. "Oh, give thanks to Him who made "

SONNETS-

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2.

"Now day survives the sun

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I. "Ride on, ride on in majesty "
II. "Bound upon th' accursed tree
III. "When our heads are bow'd with woe
IV. "O help us, Lord, each hour of need"
v. "Lord! Thou didst arise and say"
THE MARTYR OF ANTIOCH-

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Funeral Hymn ("Brother! thou art gone") 115
Belshazzar-

Hymn of the Captive Jews.

JOHN KEBLE (1792—1866)

1. Morning ("Hues of the rich")

11. Evening ("Tis gone, that bright")
III. "What went ye out to see?"

IV.

"See Lucifer like lightning fall"

123

Ix. "Bless'd are the pure in heart"

142

X. "Where is it mothers learn their love?"

V. "There is a book, who runs may read"

SIR JOHN BOWRING (1792-1872) Alfred H. Miles
HYMNS AND POEMS-

1. "In the Cross of Christ I glory"

II. "God is love"

III. Where? When? How?

IV. Matter and Mind

v. The Reign of Law.

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151

151

152

153

154

154

155

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VI. Unchanging Changes

VII. Resurrection.

VIII. Confidence (Sonnet)

HENRY FRANCIS LYTE (1793-1847) A. H. Miles 157

161

162

163

IV.

"Pleasant are Thy courts above'

v. "Praise, my soul, the King of heaven'

Alfred H. Miles 167

1. The Poet's Autobiography (From Book iii.) 169

II. Lord Byron (From Book iv.)

III. The Lovers (From Book v.)

IV. The Resurrection of the Body (From Books

JOHN HENRY NEWMAN (1801-1890) A. H. Miles 185

vi. The Pillar of the Cloud ("Lead, Kindly

Light")

THE DREAM OF GERONTIUS (Selected passages)

1. The Soul of Gerontius.

II. "Praise to the Holiest "

SARAH FLOWER ADAMS (1805-1848) A. H. Miles 215

HYMNS

I. 'Nearer, my God, to Thee"

11. "O! I would sing a song of praise"
III. O hallowed memories of the past"

IV.

"He sendeth sun, He sendeth shower v. "The mourners came at break of day" vi. "O pleasant life!"

VII. "Part in peace!"

RICHARD CHENEVIX TRENCH (1807-1886)

Alfred H. Miles 225

(Not Thou from us, O Lord)
(If there had anywhere appeared in space) .
(Lord, many times I am aweary quite)

POEMS

225 226

226

I. "What, many times I musing asked " II. "This did not once se trouble me" CHRISTOPHER WORDSWORTH (1807-1885)

THE HOLY YEAR

Alfred H. Miles 229

1. "Gracious Spirit, Holy Ghost"
II. "O Lord of heaven"

III. "Hark the sound of holy voices"
IV. "O day of rest and gladness "

HENRY ALFORD (1810-1871)

I. "In token that thou shalt not fear" 11. "Come, ye thankful people, come

III.

"Ten thousand times ten thousand"
IV. Forward! be our watchword"
BE JUST AND FEAR NOT.

238

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HORATIUS BONAR (1808-1889).

Mackenzie Bell 247

(Not written down in haste).

HYMNS OF FAITH AND HOPE

1. How Long("My God, it is not fretfulness") 251
II. "I heard the voice of Jesus say"
III. "When the weary, seeking rest
IV. "A few more years shall roll"

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253

255

JOHN STUART BLACKIE (1809-1895) A. H. Miles 257 (The fool hath in his heart declared) .

257

HENRY ELLISON (1811-1880) Alexander B. Grosart 261 (Europa on the Wrong Bull)

MAD MOMENTS

1. Season-Changes; Their Signs and Moral.
II. Nature

Alfred H. Miles 299

VII. On Robert Burns' Humanity
VIII. To Wordsworth

THE POETRY OF REAL LIFE

The Upright Man .

FREDERICK WILLIAM FABER (1814-1863)

HYMNS

1. The Pain of Love ("Jesus! why dost

Thou ")

11. Sunday ("There is a Sabbath").

11. Jesus Crucified ("O come and mourn")

IV. The Agony ("O soul of Jesus").

v. The Sorrowful World.

VI. The Pilgrims of the Night

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THOMAS TOKE LYNCH (1818-1871)

W. Garrett Horder 313

(While little boys, with merry noise)

MEMORIALS OF THEOPHILUS TRINAL, STUDENT

1. Reasoning with God

317

11. Modulations

321

IV. The Heaven

322

v. Hymn for Sunday ("The Lord is rich")

323

VI. Rest

324

327

329

1. "Lift up your heads"

II. "Where is thy God?"
JII. Gracious Spirit"

IV. "Dismiss me not

"

JOHN MASON NEALE (1818-1866) W. Garrett Horder 337 ORIGINAL HYMNS

1. Evening ("God hath two families of love") 341 II. The Communion of Saints

III. Laying the First Stone of a Church
IV. At a Funeral

v. The Ministration of Angels.
HYMNS OF THE EASTERN CHURCH-

1. "Fierce was the wild billow"
II. "The day is past and over"
III. "Christian! dost thou see them?"
IV. "Tis the Day of Resurrection"

V. Art thou weary, art thou languid ?"
VI. "O happy band of pilgrims"
MEDIEVAL HYMNS AND SEQUENCES-

Hora Novissima

II. "O happy, holy portion'

III. "Brief life is here our portion"

IV. "For thee, O dear dear Country!"

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