Lift aloud the voice of praise. E. Peabody.
Lift not thou the wailing voice. Heber.
Lift up your hearts! Yes, I will lift. Lyra Cath.
Lift your glad voices in triumph on high. H. Ware.
Light of life, seraphic fire! Wesleyan.
Light of the soul, O Saviour blest! Lyra Cath.
Light of those whose dreary dwelling. Toplady.
Like Israel's host to exile driven. H. Ware.
Like morning, when her early breeze. Moore.
Like shadows gliding o'er the plain. J. Taylor.
Lo, God is here! Let us adore. Salisb. Col.
Long as the darkening cloud abode. Richards.
Long have I seemed to serve thee, Lord. Methodist Col.
Long plunged in sorrow, I resign. Mde. Guyon.
Loosed from my God, and far removed. Moravian.
Lord, before thy presence come. J. Taylor.
Lord, deliver; thou canst save. Mrs. Follen.
Lord, dismiss us with thy blessing. Toplady's Col.
Lord, from thy blessed throne. Nichol.
Lord, from whom all blessings flow. C. Wesley.
Lord, have mercy when we pray. Milman.
Lord, I believe a rest remains. Wesleyan.
Lord, I believe; thy power I own. Wreford.
Lord, if thou thy grace impart. Madan's Col.
Lord, in the morning thou shalt hear.
Lord Jesus, come! for here. Miss Martineau alt'd.
Lord, lead the way the Saviour went. Crosswell.
Lord, may the spirit of this feast.
Lord of eternal truth and might. Lyra Cath..
Lord of nature, Source of light. Calamy.
Lord of the harvest, God of grace. Chr. Psalmist.
Lord of the worlds above.
Lord, teach us how to pray aright. Montg.
Lord, that I may learn of thee. Methodist Col.
Lord, thou art good: all nature shows. Browne.
Lord, thou didst arise and say. Milman.
Lord, thou hast searched and seen me through. Watts.
Lord, thou wouldst have us like to thee. T. H. Gill.
Lord, thy glory fills the heaven. Ancient Hymns.
Lord, we sit and cry to thee. Milman.
Lord, what offering shall we bring. J. Taylor.
Lord, when thine ancient people cried.
Lord, whom winds and seas obey. C. Wesley.
Lord, with fervor I would praise thee. Episc. Col. .
Lo! the day of rest declineth. C. Robbins.
Lo! the seal of death is breaking. Miss. Mag.
Love divine, all love excelling. Wesleyan..
Lo! when the Spirit of our God. Keble.
Lowly and solemn be. Hemans.
Make channels for the streams of love. Trench.
Man's life is the holy land. G. Dawson.
Mark the soft-falling snow. Doddridge.
May the grace of Christ, our Saviour. Newton.
Meek and lowly, pure and holy.
Meek hearts are by sweet manna fed.
Men of thought! be up, and stirring. Mackay.
Men, whose boast it is, that ye. J. R. Lowell.
Messiah Lord, who, wont to dwell. Heber.
Mighty One, before whose face. Bryant.
Mistaken souls, that dream of heaven.
Morning breaks upon the tomb. Collyer.
Mortal, the angels say.
Mere human powers shall fast decay. Scotch Paraph.
My country, 't is of thee. S. F. Smith.
My dear Redeemer, and my Lord.
My faith looks up to thee. Ray Palmer.
My Father bids me come. Wesley alt'd.
My feet are worn and weary with the march.
My God, accept my heart this day. Lyra Cath.
My God, all nature owns thy sway.
My God, how endless is thy love.
Lyra Cath.
Germ. tr. Miss Cox.
Norton.
My God, how wonderful thou art.
My God, I now appear before thee.
My God, I thank thee! may no thought.
My God, my Father, while I stray.
My God, my Majesty divine! T. H. Gill.
My God, my strength, my hope. Wesleyan.
My God, thy boundless love I praise. H. Moore.
My heart lies dead; and no increase. Herbert.
My Helper, God! I bless thy name! Doddridge.
My soul before thee prostrate lies. Richter.
My soul, be on thy guard. Heath.
My soul, what hast thou done for God? Lyra Cath.
My spirit longeth for Thee. Lyra Cath.
Nature with eternal youth. Waterston.
Nay, tell us not of dangers dire. Lamar.
Nearer, my God, to thee. S. F. Adams.
New born, I bless the waking hour. Hawkesworth.
Nor eye hath seen, nor ear hath heard. Watts. .
Not in vain I poured my supplication. Burleigh.
Not to the terrors of the Lord.
Now doth the sun ascend the sky.
Now gird your patient loins again.
Now, host with host assembling.
Now may he who from the dead.
Now morning lifts her dewy veil.
Now, when the dusky shades of night, retreating.
Now with creation's early song. Lyra Cath.
Now rest, my long-divided heart! Doddridge.
Now that the sun is beaming bright. Ambrose.
Now to Heaven our prayers ascending.
O, arm me with the mind. Wesleyan.
O backward-looking son of time! Whittier.
O, bless the Lord, my soul!
O blest Creator of the light. Lyra Cath.
O, bow thine ear, Eternal One!
O, cease, my wandering soul.
O, come, and dwell in me.
O, come not with thy tears alone. Breviary.
O, could we speak the matchless worth. Medley.
O day to which the seas and sky. Lyra Cath.
O, draw me, Father, after thee. Moravian.
O'er mountain tops, the mount of God.
O'er silent field and lonely lawn. Goethe.
O'er the dark wave of Galilee.
O'er the gloomy hills of darkness. P. Williams.
O fairest-born of Love and Light.
O Father, full of truth and grace.
O Father, though the anxious fear. Barbauld.
Of old, O God, thine own right hand. Montg.
O for a closer walk with God.
O for that tenderness of heart.
O gift of gifts! O grace of faith!
O God, accept the sacred hour. S. Gilman.
O God, beneath thy guiding hand.
O God, by whom the seed is given. Heber.
O God of freedom! hear us pray.
O God, the Lord of place and time.
O God, thou sovereign Lord of all.
O God, thy children gathered here.
O God, we praise thee, and confess. Patrick.
O God, whose dread and dazzling brow. Bryant.
O God, whose presence glows in all. Frothingham.
O God, whose thunder shakes the sky. Chatterton.
O, guard our shores from every foe. Wreford.
O hallowed memories of the past. S. F. Adams.
O, help us, Lord! each hour of need. Milman.
O, here, if ever, God of love. E. Taylor.
O holy Father, just and true. Whittier.
O human heart! thou hast a song. S F. Adams.
O, joy! to feel our Saviour's love. Lyra Cath.
O, lead me to the Rock. Watts.
O Lord, thy heavenly grace impart.
O sacred Head, now wounded.
O Lord of life, and truth, and grace. Frothingham.
O Love Divine! lay on me burdens, if thou wilt. F. D. Huntington.
O lovely Voices of the sky. Hemans.
O Love, of pure and heavenly birth! Mde. Guyon.
O Love! O true and fadeless light!
On earth was darkness spread.
One prayer I have, all prayers in one. Montg.
One thing first and only knowing. Germ. tr. Cox..
O, not alone with outward sign. Whittier.
O, not for these alone I pray. E. Taylor.
O, not when the death-prayer is said.
On the dewy breath of even. Martineau's Col.
On the first Christian Sabbath eve. Montg.
On the mountain's top appearing. Kelley.
On the night of that last supper. Breviary.
On thy Church, O Power Divine. Sp. of Ps.
Onward speed thy conquering flight. S. F. Smith.
Open, Lord, my inward ear.
Oppression shall not always reign. H. Ware.
O pure Reformers! not in vain.
O, say not, think not, heavenly notes. Keble.
O, see how Jesus trusts himself. Lyra Cath.
◊ Source of uncreated light! Dryden.
O, speed thee, Christian, on thy way.
O spirit of the living God. Episc. Col.
O that my heart was right with thee. Toplady..
O the hour when this material.
O Thou, at whose dread name we bend. C. Sprague.
O Thou, from whom all goodness flows. T. Humphreys.
O thou great Friend to all the sons of men.
O thou great Spirit! who along. Martineau's Col.
O thou holy God! come down.
O Thou, in whose eternal name.
O Thon, that once on Horeb stood.
O Thou, to whom, in ancient time. Pierpont.
O Thou, to whose all-searching sight. Moravian.
O Thou true life of all that live. Lyra Cath. .
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