The Sunday Book of PoetryCecil Frances Alexander A collection of religious poetry for children. Also includes prayers and hymns. |
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... thought that pieces from writers so diverse as Milton and Ke- ble , Toplady and Crashaw , Heber and Bonar , must necessarily contain heterogeneous doctrine ; but it will be found that these poems , from so many writers of different ...
... thought that pieces from writers so diverse as Milton and Ke- ble , Toplady and Crashaw , Heber and Bonar , must necessarily contain heterogeneous doctrine ; but it will be found that these poems , from so many writers of different ...
Page viii
... thought or picture detached from the context , having to make her choice be- tween this course and the omission of some of the holiest and loveliest lines in English sacred song . Once or twice only she has altered a word , or ...
... thought or picture detached from the context , having to make her choice be- tween this course and the omission of some of the holiest and loveliest lines in English sacred song . Once or twice only she has altered a word , or ...
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... thought that pieces from writers so diverse as Milton and Ke- ble , Toplady and Crashaw , Heber and Bonar , must necessarily contain heterogeneous doctrine ; but it will be found that these poems , from so many writers of different ...
... thought that pieces from writers so diverse as Milton and Ke- ble , Toplady and Crashaw , Heber and Bonar , must necessarily contain heterogeneous doctrine ; but it will be found that these poems , from so many writers of different ...
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... thought or picture detached from the context , having to make her choice be- tween this course and the omission of some of the holiest and loveliest lines in English sacred song . Once or twice only she has altered a word , or ...
... thought or picture detached from the context , having to make her choice be- tween this course and the omission of some of the holiest and loveliest lines in English sacred song . Once or twice only she has altered a word , or ...
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... from Thee . But let me still abide , Nor from Thy hope remove , Till Thou my patient spirit guide Into Thy perfect love ! Charles Wesley XV THOUGHTS OF CHRIST the very thought of With sweetness 18 The Sunday Book of Poetry.
... from Thee . But let me still abide , Nor from Thy hope remove , Till Thou my patient spirit guide Into Thy perfect love ! Charles Wesley XV THOUGHTS OF CHRIST the very thought of With sweetness 18 The Sunday Book of Poetry.
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abide angels beautiful beneath bird bless blest BOSTON COURIER breast breath bright child Christ clouds crown dark dear death deep destiny fulfil divine doth dream Dream Children earth earthly endless love English language eternal evermore eyes fair faith fear flowers forever FRANCIS BOWEN FRANCIS TURNER PALGRAVE glorious glory God's golden grace grave H. F. Lyte hand happy harvest-home hast hath hear heart Heaven heavenly holy hope hour HYMN Jesus JOHN BUNYAN Keble King Lamb of God light live look Lord morn N. P. Willis ne'er nest never night o'er peace Pilgrim's Progress praise prayer rest round sacred saints Saviour shalt shine sing skies smile song sorrow soul sound spirit spring stars storm strife sunny sweet tears thine Thou art thought throne Thy love unto Vellum Vignette voice wait waves weary weep wind wings word