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FROM    THE   LIBRARY   OF 

REV.    LOUIS    FITZGERALD    BENSON,   D.  D. 

BEQUEATHED    BY    HIM    TO 

THE    LIBRARY   OF 

PRINCETON  THEOLOGICAL   SEMINARY 


Section 


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INTRODUCTION 


SEVEN  letters  are  used  to  express  the  sounds  of  the  Octave,  viz  :  A,  B, 'C.  D,  E,  F,  G.     When  an   eighth  letter  is  required,  the  first 
is  repeated. 

THE  SCALE  OF  MUSIC. 


For  Bass. 


'  Space  above 
Filth    Line  — 

'  Fourth  Space 
Fourth  Line  - 

Third  Space    

Third   Line^ 


Second  Space 

Second  Line 

First  Space 

First   Line  

.Space  below     F 


B       O 

A O — 

G         O 
-F- O 


E         O 

D O 

C         O 


B O- 

A         O 
G O 


O 


For  Tenor,  Counter  and  Treble. 
Space  above  G         O 

Fifth  Line 
Fourth  Space 
Fourth  Line 
Third  Space 
Third    Line. 
Second  Space 
Second  Line 
First  Space    7 
First  Line 


Space  below  D       O 


Space  above 
Fifth  Line  — 
Fourth  Space 
Fourth  Line- 
Third  Space  ] 
Third  Line    • 


For  Counter. 


A        O 

G O 

F        O 
-E O 


Second  Space' 

Second  Line  , 

First  Space 

First    Line   • 

Space  below    E         O 


•D        O 

C O 

B         O 


A O- 

G         O 


-O- 


MUSICAL  CHARACTERS  EXPLAINED. 


The  Bass  Clff  is  placed  on  the  fourth  line, 
•and  called  the  F  Clif,  and  is  used  only  in  Bass. 

The  Tenor  Sc  Treble  Clif  is  placed  on  the 
second  line,  and  called  the  G  Clif,  and  is  used 
in  Tenor  and  Treble,  and  in  Counter. 


Examples. 


1 


The  Counter  Cltf'is  placed  on  the  third  line, 
and  called  the  C  Clif,  and  is  used  in  Counter. 


A  Staffs  five  lines  with  their  spaces,  where- 
on notes  and  other  characters  are  written. 


E 


xair.ples. 


ledger  I.  used  when  notes  ascend  or- 

■  J  I      ond  the  compass  of  the  Btaff.  — ■ * 


A  Bruce    -Nnr?    how    many  pui  ts  are  sang 


Hill! 


'L'-J'lli  .  . 


1 


A  >    it    one 

semiti 


V  not  it    one 


the    beginning  of  a  tune  hare  infln. 

ti.c  a  natural.' 

A    Nat  note,    made    iiuf  or  ~~ ~~ 

u  itivc  sound. 


:%p.——Ei 


■    ■  .   ■■■  (  the  sound  of  no  let 

•  on  which  the}  are    i 

•    of  a  tune   h  to  t  ; 


.  . 


note  under  ttj  rv~ 

and  the  P $-| —    ~  jg ■ 

- 


A  Slur  shows  what  notes  are  sung  to  one 
syllable:  but  when  notes  arc  tied  at  the  bottom, 
the  .slur  is  unnecessary. 

cento  Marks  require  that  the  notes  over 
which  they  are  set,  should  be  sung  distinctly. 

A  Point  of  Addition  add-:  to  a  note  one  half 
its  original  length.  When  set  afier  aScmibreve 
it  makes  it  e';;ial  to  three  Minims,  when  set  af- 
ter a  Minim,  it  makes  it  equal  to  JCrotche' 

A  Figure  3,  placed  over  or  under  any  three 
note-;,  reduces  them  to  the  time  of  two  of  the 
same  kind. 

Choosing  Notes  are  placed  in  a  direct  line, 
one  above  another,  either  of  which,  or  both 
may  be  sung. 

A  Legature,  or  Tye,  comprehends  two  or 
"ore  notes  upon  the  same  line,  or  spare  tied 
with  a  slur,  winch  must  be  sung  with  one  name 
and  as  one  sound. 

A  Single  Bar  divides  the  time  according  to 
the  measure  note. 


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A  Mca-urj  Note  is  that,  which  fills  a  bar. 


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Appoggi&tureS)  or  Leaning  -Notes,  are,  sung  


according  to  the  value  of  the  note,  which  fol 

lows. 


A  Double  Bar  shows  the  end  of  a  strain. 


A  Close  shows  the  end  of  a  tunc, 


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OF  NOTES. 

SIX  Notes  are  used  in  vocal  music,  which  are  of  different  forms  and 
fengths,  viz  : 

1st.  The  Scmibrcvc ^  which  contains  2  Minims.- 

€      *  ~~ 

2d.  The  Minim <-  P  which  contains  2  Crotchets, 


3d.  The   Crotchet. 


4th.  The  Quaver. 


which  contains  2  Quavers. 


which  contains  2  Semiquavers, 


5th.  The    Semiquaver 5  which  contains  2  Demiscmiquavers, 

6th.  The  Demisemiquaver . .   K  which  is  the  shortest  note  used.' 

OF  RESTS. 
RESTS  require  the  same  time  as  the  notes  they  represent. 

A  SemibreYe   Rest —  wm—  is  equal  in  time  to  a  Scmibrcvc. 

A  Minim  Rest , ~——  1S  e1ua'  'n  ^me  to  a  Minim. 

A  Crotchet  Rest —  F—  is  equal  in  time  to  a  Crotchet. 

A  Quaver    Rest — ^—  is  equal  in  time  to  a  Quaver. 

A  Semiquaver   Rest Z^Z  1S  eciua^  m  time  to  a  Semiquaver. 

A  Demisemiquaver  Rest.  .  .    —  3t—  is  equal  in  time  toaDeiui  :miq  laver. 


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SCALE  SHOWING  THE  PROPORTION  OF  NOTES.        } 

III  o — G— 


OF  TIME. 


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THERE  are  three  firiMons  of  Time,  on  :  Common,  Triple,  and  Com. 

contains  |  pound. 

COMMON  TIME  is  measured  by  even  number-,  as  2.4    &c.  an(j 
.  has  four  Marks. 

Minims,  j 


The  First  Mark  Z3  has  a   Semibreve  for  its  measure  note,  and  is 
I  tlwu  beaten,  ZZ. 

1st   Let  (he  ends  of  the  fingers  fall. 
'2(1.    Jet  (he  lieal  of  the  hand  fall, 
3d.  Raise   the  heel  of  the  hand, 
4th.   Raise  the  ends  of  the  fingers,  which  completes  the  bar. 


Quavers, 


—  .  .  Semiquavers. 


—  >cii;i(jnri. 


veri. 


'}''"  '  ■  we!)  understood,  otherwise  the  Learee* 


1234. 


Example. 
1  2  3  ). 


1        2 


$>    C  , "    hf      I1    I    f   f-33^ 

ddtni.  d  d         ,1  u.  (•       ,i         11        u 


The  Second  Mark   J I  has  a  S  f  „■   its  r 

aten    in    the    same  ZE  manner  &fl  the  first  Mark. 


beate 


measure  note,  and  16 


1234. 


Example. 

1  2  3  1. 


4. 


lidliu.  (1(1  d         ■-  :j  u. 


The  Third  Mark  £-}  or  ~5  has  aSemibreve  for  its  measure  note,  and 
is  boaten  thus,  ZIZ 

1st.  Let  the  ends  of  the  fingers  fall, 

2d.  Raise  the  ends  of  the  fingers,  which  completes  the  bar. 

Example. 
1  2.  1  2.  1  2. 


d  u.  d  u.  d  u. 


The  Fourth  Mark  =  has  a  Minim  for  its  measure  note.and  is  beaten 


like  the  third  Mark. 
1  2. 


Example. 

9. 


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zezzjEZZ 


m 


d  u.  d  u.  d  u, 

The  first  Mark  has  4  beats  in  a  bar. 
The  Second  Mark  has  4  beats  in  a  bar. 
The  Third  Mark  has  2  beats  in  a  bar. 
The  Fourth  Mark  has  2  beats  in  a  bar. 

TRIPLE  TIME  is    measured   by  odd  numbers,  as   3,  &c.  and  has 
tbrec  Marks,  which  are  all  beaten  in  the  same  manner,  thus, 

1st.  Let  the  ends  of  the  fingers  fall, 

2d.  Let  the  heel  of  the  hand  fall, 

3d.  Raise  the  ends  of  the  fingers,  which  completes  the  bar. 


The  FiV.fi?  Mark  13  called  three  to  t:co,  has  a  poititcd  Semihrcvc  for 
its    measure    note.   *sl  Three  Minims  lilt  a  bar,  or  six  Crotchets,  Sn 


1  2  3. 


Example. 
1        2        3.         1 


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d  d  u. 


z3 


u. 


u. 


The  Second  Mark  3  called  three  from  four,  has  a  pointed   Minir.i 
for  its  measure  note,  ffc  Three  Crotchets,  or  six  Quavers  fill  a  bar. 


1  2  3. 


Example. 
12       3.  1 


zz:±zzzpzz::zezz£Zzp>z±z*zzEZZ£ZZizz£ZZpzz:f 
—4- — p— f-p— p— F-t-f"  F-  zzz  EzzFzz  -~-J 


ddu. 


u, 


The  Third  Mark  j»£  called  three  from  eight,  has  a  pointed  Crotchet 
for  its  measure  note.  ]££  Three  Quavers,  or  Six  Semiquavers  ;i;l  a  bar* 


1  2 


Example. 
2       3.  1 


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ddu,  ddu.         (I  d  u, 


8 


COMPOUND  TIME  has  two  Marks. 


The  First   Murk  G  railed  six  to  four,  has  cither  two  pointed  Min- 
two    Minims  zfc  and  two  Crotchets,  or  six  Crotchets  in  a  bar  ; 
tw  (j  beats,  one  down  and  one  up. 

Example. 
1        1.  1  2.  1  2. 


ZZ^ZZPTZC-zIzpiZi 


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T  he  St  ond  Murk  i2  called  six  from  eight,  has  either  two  pointed 
Crotchets,  two  Crot-  51  chets  and  two  Quavers,  or  six  Quavers  in  a 
I  arj   two  beats,  one  down  and  one  up. 

Example* 

1        2.  1  2.  1  2. 


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d       u.  d  u.  cl 

N.  B.   Th  ■  figures  refer  to  the  number  of  beats  in  a  bar;  the  letters 
and  u,  foj  .down  and  up  beats. 


OF  ACCENT. 

ACCE  In  vocal  music  the  per- 

owed    only   the  natural  accent,  which   arises  from  the 
iation  of   words    or    syllable'.     The  learner   need   not 
therefore  trouble  himself  air,  further  than  has  been  mentioned. 


OF  THE  MODES,  OR  KBYS. 

THERE  zrt  but  two  Modes  or  Keys,  the  Major,  or  Sharp  Key,  and 
the  Minor  or  Flat  Key. 

The  learner  may  distinguish  the  Modes  by  the  last  note  in  the  BaMj 
which  note  if  it  be  Faw,  is  the  Major  mode,  and  if  it  be  Law,  it  is  the 
Minor. 

The  principles  of  the  two  modes  must  be  explained  by  an  Instructor. 


OF  NAMING  THE  NOTES. 
WHEN  a  tunc  has  neither  sharps  nor  flats  at  the  beginning,  mi  is  in  B. 


If  there  be  1  Sharp,    Mi  is  in  F  sharp. 

2  Sharps,  Mi  is  in  C  "-harp. 

3  Sharps,  Mi  is  in  G  sharp. 

4  Sharps,  Mi  is  in  D  sharp. 


If  there  be 


1 

Flat,    Mi  i~  in  E 

o 

Flats.  Mi  is  in  A 

3 

Flats.  Mi  is  in  1) 

4   Flats,  Mi  is  in  G. 


Above  Mi  arc  faw,  sol,  law,  faw,  sol,  law,  and  then  conn-  Mi. 
Below  Mi  arc  law,  sol,  faw,  law,  sol,  faw,  and  then  comes  \\>. 
Between  Mi  and  Faw — and   Law  and  P'aw,    there  is  but  a  Semitone ; 
between  the  rest  are  whole  tones. 


$T  THE  learner  ought  to  commit  the  most  of  the  preceding  i nles 
to  memory,  before  be  attempts  to  call  the  notes  :  a  neglect  of  this  is  one 
of  the  principal  causes  of  the  inaccurate  performance,  which Xi 
exists  in  many  choirs  of  siugcrs.  Many  persons,  having  a  ^ood  um-ical 
ear,  arc  very  apt  to  trust  to  that,  rather  than  confine  tin  mselves  to  rules, 
and  afterv.  ard  blame  their  Instructors  for  their  own  negligence.  In- 
structors ought  to  insist  that  their  pupils  ]  ay  a  particular  attention  to 
the  principles,  and  in  no  case  to  suffer  them  to  neglect  it. 


When  the  learner  has  acquired    a  ready  acquaintance  with  the  rules, 

id  to  the  /.  ssonsfor  tuning  lite  voice,  on  which  depends 

sss,  and  he  a'ughjt  not  fa  attempt  atuie,  till  he  can  sound 

trals  in  the  octane  readily. 

Is  have  begun  upon  tunes,  when,  they  could  scarcely  have 

given  a  U  tter   upon  the    scale,  which  is    another    cause  that  (here  a 

Bigers.     The  learner  may  be  sure  that  the  more  thoroughly 

he  understands   the  principles,   when   lie.  ought  to   attend  to    them,  the 

s.m  tit  wi  afterward. 

Schools   then  ought  to    be  solicitous   that  their  Instructors  be   well 

qualified,    for  how  can  they   instruct    ethers,    when   they    are  ignorant 

res?      Learners,  in   that  case,  are  led  to  suppose  that  they  have 

improved,  when  they  really  have  not,  and  consequently   their  time  and 

-money  are  both  spent  to  no  manner  of  purpose. 


Counter,  soft  yet  firm;   of  the  Treble,  smooth   and    delicate.     Sui( 
attention  should  alwaxs  !*e  :  '.;•!  to  the  Directive  terms.     A  good  tune, 
performed  wkhont  any  variation^  will    be" dull  ami  insipid. — In  a  com- 
pany of  singers  it  would    have  a  good  effect  for  some  of  the  performers, 
on  each  part,  to  he.  silent,  when  passages  marked  S   ','  addi- 

sfrengih  of  their  voices  m  Hie  Loud,  which  generally  sua 
S'ift,  would  mark  the  contrast  more   strongly,   and  gb  liar  force 

and  energy  to  the    performance. — A  becoming  manner  of  in  a 

collection  ot    singepsj   will  greatly    increase   ihc   agreeable  sensa 
':  pg^&rally  arise  form  pood  performances. 
The  graces  and  ornaments  of  music,  such  us  Hold?-,  Trills,   Jbmog~ 
giatures,  Tran,  itions^   c<c.  must  be  acquired  bv  great  practice  and  at- 
tention ;   the    iearner  had  better  omit  them  till  ins  knowledge  and  j 
ment  dictate  when  and  where  toapplj   them. 


GENERAL  OBSERVATIONS. 

WHEN  a  tunc  is  well  learnt  by  note,  it  may  he  sung  in  words. 
Pronounce  every  word  as  distinctly  as  possible.  Singers  generally  fail 
in  this  point,  by  widen  means,  half  the  beauty  of  the  music  is  tost,  the 
words  not  being  understood. 


In 


voices  to    the   several  parts,  the   Teacher  must   be  (he 


judge.  For  if  a  voice,  which  is  suitable  only  for  Bass,  be  put  upon  the 
Tenor,  it  will  hang  as  a  weight  upon  that  part,  and  have  a  tendency 
continually  to  lower  the  pitch. 

Never  sing  through  the  Nose,  for  that  will  spoil  the  Voice,  make 
music  disagreeable,  and  have  a  disgusting  effect  upon  the  hearer. 

High  notes  should  generally  be  sung  softer  than  the  low.  The  Sub- 
ject ought  howev-r  to  regulate  the  strength  of  voice.  The  tone  of  the 
JSass.  should  be  fall  and  majestic  ;  of  the  Tenor,  bold  and  manly  ;  of  the 

B 


jJ^T  PASSAGES,  where  Syncopation  takes  place,  are  better 
ed  by  th<   [nstructor,  than  by  '  for  th*3  reason^  an  <  ton  is. 

here  omitted. 


LESSONS  FOR  TUNING  THE  VOICE. 

WHEN  learning  the  foil             lessons  for  be  car*, 

ful  to  gh  attention 

Bo  the  situation  of  the  semi         \   I-  i    ;-           ■  in  Is  icp- 

mg  the  time,  be  even   and  exact  ;  alw          ,  tnat   the  !       ' 

must/a//  at  the  beginning  of  a  bar,  and  rise  a  the 

The.  more  time  you  allow  for  the  p  the 

you  will  learn  a  tune  afterward.  i  wholly 
cannot  read  music  frsreaftf                ly-Srmi 


10 


Lessons  for  Tuning  the  Voice. 


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First  Lesson,  in  Harmony  of  two  parts. 

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Thrt>'  all  the  changing  scenes  of  life,    In     trouble  and  i»  joy.  The  praises  of  my  Clod  shall  still,  My  heart     aiui  tongue  cmplo 
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Bass.       12  12  12  1  2  12  1  2  12       12  1  2 


1     2 


12 


Third   Lesson  in  three  parts. 

Tenor. — Lively  —Com  nan  Time^  fourth  mark — A      ■  measure  note.         Loud  when  repeated. 

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Rejoice  the  Lord  is  King,  Year  Lord  and  King  adore,  Mortals  give  thanks  und  finrr  And  triumph  cv£rmcrc,Lift  up  yo-ri  fceart  "lift  up  your  voice.Rejoirjc  as  .in  i  fa 
Treble.  ..,, 

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(J^T  Be  careful  that  you  aiake  but  one  sound  cf  the  pcinted  n;bhns  and  pointed  crotchets,  souiuiinj  thesi  smoothly  without  j g  the  race. 


Fourth   Lesson  in  three  parts 

tor. — Triple  Time  xk — A  poinl  e  measim  note-. 

1     2    3    12    .'!   12    3    If    .i    12    3   12    3   L2    3    12    3     If    3       12  3    12    3   12    3        I  2 


3      123 


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;  to  tha  Lord  Jehovah's  name  And  in  his  strength  rejoice,  When  In  i  is  our  theme,  Exalt-  -  ed        1     qui  voice. 

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12    3    12    3  12  3 


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Fifth   Lesson   in  three  parts. 

TVij  ■  '  5  scvond  mark — A  pointed  Minim  the  measure  note. 


12  i 


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G  ml  our  God,       And  let  his  prahtt  if,     He  makes  his  churches      I.  •,     His  mast    drughtf  se 

3     3  123 


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VILLAGE    HARMONY 


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YOUTHs  ASSISTANT  TO  SACRED  MUSIC 


GROTON. 


L.  M. 


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Remember,  Lord,  our  mortal  ftate,         Hbw  frail  our  life,  how  fhort  the  date,  Where  is  the  man  that  draws  his  breath,  Safe  fremdifeafe,  secure  from  dcath. 


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-0     a — -r-.-3-r 


BRIDGEWATER. 


L.  M. 


tfteon. 


2:igli^iggig|iiiiii  liilll* 


He  in  full  majesty  appears,  And      Jike    a     rube        his  glory  wears, 

ipiiiiiiiiiiiipp^  msim    w 

'  -loth'd  in  hil  celcllial  rays. 


Creator  pr.-iifc,  When  cloth'd  in  his  cdi 


Heir>    iiH  m.-.'.  ftj    .priors,  aad  hk.  a  rcbe  hisgiory 

He  in  full  majefty  appears,  He  in  full  maj  .  -  ,|orv  wears. 

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. ^  y N  "<- »u  iu.i  in.ijfuy  appears,  ne  in  «uu  majelry  appears,  And  l^eai.  b.  ry  wears. 

JJ„  :_  f..n _n C       -  !  1  I ' ' ■-■ — 


fullmajeftv  appears,  He,  &c. 

LYl  TARLBOROUGH.         S.  M. 


G&tfltams. 


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W  J    _iL_!l_   r  *    ""  *«     ^d  ^«  J  Welcpme  to  this   rcviring  brewt,  A 


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COMPLAINT.         L.  M. 


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years  arc  one  c-  -  Idreii  '  llio.so  soon. 

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fjoyapd  the  temple     sound.  ^ouod, 


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sound,  v*  it!  inthj  tern]  lo  Round. 


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victory,  ,  Within  thy  temple  sound^  sound,  ^_^ 


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LENOX. 


P.  M. 


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Ye  holy  throng  of  angels  bright,  In  worlds  of  light  Begin  thefong 


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Ye  tribes  of  Adam  join,\Vith  heav'n  and  earth  and  feas,  And  offer  notes  divine,  To  you.  Creator's  praife  ;  Ye  holy  throng  Of  angels  bright,  In  vorlds  of  light  Eegin,  &  c, 


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Yejioly,  throng  Of  angels  bright,  Ye  holy  throng  Of  angels  bright,  in  worlds  of  light  Begin  the  fong. 


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Y^iolv  throne  Of  angels  bright,  Ye  holy  throng  Of  angels  bright,  In  worlds  of  !i?ht  Be^in  the  fong. 


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oly  throng  Of  angels  bright,  Ye  holy  throng  Of  angels  bright,  In  worlds  of  light  Begin  the  fong. 

RUSSIA.        L.  M.  itaO. 


i^gKiiiEiii^szbyziypssiiiiii 


Laid  in  a  balance  both  appear  Ujht  a?  -i  puff  of  empty  air. 

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Brr^B^arr^rS^SrrrlrZr^rSiE^^l^^grS 


Falfeare  the  men  of  high  degree,  The  bafer  fort  are  vanity  ; 


Laid  in  a  balance  both.         -appear         Light     «.s     a     puff  of  y  air. 


8K^gi^S*iSii^^SjSgS 


Laid  in  a  balance  both  appear  Light  as  a  ;*uff  of  empty  air,  Light  as  a  puff  of         empty  air. 

JI^ZlZX~H 

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Laid  in  a  balance  both  appear,  Light  as  a  puff  of  empty  air,        Light  as      a  puff    of        empty  air. 


pr±£±r£5fcfi^E3tEErH:^^ 


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0  W<ul  sound  to  hear,  Our  t  ,~    T   ~— X ^ *— *-- Tl—ziEzZ 


°  » joyful  sonnd  to"  hear,  Our  l(|y\3"      u„     Isr"I7   ^rTZZTT"^" ^--^tf- 


I  =— ^itozzz^rzz-          ~  ~-          -  tcntp'c '  '    "  _"'' 

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C.  M. 


1  ■  "^  1 


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LISBON. 


S.  M. 


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Y.  el  i  cet  day  of  reil.That  faw  the  Lord  arlfe  : 


P.? 


Welcome  to     tliis     reviving  breaft,  And  thefe  rejoicing  ey< 


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Welcome  fo  this  reviving  breaft,  And       thefe  re--     joic-  -     ing 


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Welcothe  to  this  reviving-  breaft,  And  thefe     re-     joic- 


ztzzz|_«.Z(£4  <n_t:i_fs:_©._L_. 


Weicoirre  to  this  reviving  breaft,  And  thefe  rejoicing    eyes,  And         theft 


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Slow 


WINDSOR. 


C.  M. 

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ARCIIDALE.         C.  M. 


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23 


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unknown  strains,  And  siing    surprising  grace^      My   tongue  broke  nut       in  unknown  strains,  And  sung     surprisii!  grace. 


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FUNERAL  THOUGHT. 


c.  m. 


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Hark, from  the  tombs  a.  mournful  sound,  My  eats  attend  the  cry  :  "  Ye  living  men  come  view  the  ground,  Whereyou  mu.' 


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®™-  __  ^  WINDHAM.^   L.  M.  ftfcfr. 


~   Illiliiiiieli^iiliii^iii^i 


j_  WINTER. 


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STAFFORD. 


S.  M. 


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build-  -   crs 
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Yet       (iod  hul  !i  built  Ids 


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Yet     God  haih  built  his  church  thereon,  Ih  «* 


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Yet     God  hath  built  his  church  thereon, 


Yet         God  hath  built  his 


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IzzizlzzzzziztzziJ: 

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*od  huh  built  hL>         cEtlrch,     Yet  God 


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OLD-HUNDRED.         L.  M. 


Dr.  Dotolanlr. 


StlSiilSSiiiliiiliSiiiSIlai 


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Be  thou,0  God, exalted  hit;h.        And  as  thy  glory  tills  the  «ky,        So  let  it  be  on  earth  displ.iy'd,  Till  thou  art  here  as  there  obcy'cL 


^iifi=liliiiilillgil|ipiiS^liEl|lii 


VIRGINIA.         C.  M. 


BSroUmson. 


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Thy  word  the  raging  winds  control,  And  rule  the  boi/t'rous  deep,  Thou  mak'ft  the  fleepiag  billows  roll,     The  rolling  billows  deep,  The  rolling  billcws  ficep. 


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DEVOTION.        L.  M. 


Eeati. 


O  may  ray  r.eart  in  tune  be  found,  Like  David's  harp,  Like,  &c. 


27 

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Sweet  is  the  day  of  facred  reft,  .No  mortal  cares  fhall  feize  my  breaf: ; 


O  may  my  heart  in  tune  be  found.  Like  David's  harp  of  folemii  found. 


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O  may  my  heart  in  tune  be  found,  Like  David's  harp  of  folemn  found,  Like,  &c. 


SSBEiH= 


5-2: 


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si?  _>_«_> 

•O  may  my  heart  in  tune  be  found,  Like  David's  ha.rp  of  folemn  found,  Like,  &c. 

1      "i'"~'  1 1  "*r""t'  -fl'ii' 


PLYMOUTH.         L.  M. 

zozpiiizzzzirzzziTZQZpzjiZQ 


■ — I 


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With  rev'rence  let  the  saints  appear,  And  bow  before  the  Lord  :  His  high  commands  with  rev'rence  hear,  Aed  tranbl    at  his  v.  ord. 


^trpfjcnssn. 


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PSALM  THIRD.        C.  M. 

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j A    _    _      ^ ^  •  P^W^WrenceletthM^^ 


WithrevYenee     let        the        faints  ,nDC?r  w^TH- ' -L- J--P—I — 

t a ,  •  ppcar,  With  revVence  Tm  »»,.-.  •-.;.-,. 


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..j-iiear,  with  rev  rence  let  rh»  r,,.,..  .     ,  . ■ 


revrcnceletth-  fern*         *-- pear,    And         bcTTt- 


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near,        His        high  commands  with 


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His        high  commands  w.th         rev'reace  h  -r 5 —    "7^ ' — J 

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PSALM  THIRD,     Continued.  i 

mands  with  rev'rence  hear,  And  tremble  at     his  word,      And         tremble  at  his  word,  And  tremble     at         his     word. 

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St.  MICHAEL'S.         P.  M.  Oan&el. 


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MAJESTY,         Continued. 


31 


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Dan. 


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SEE 


iLVART.        C.  M.  Efatl- 


My  tlij'is  that  often  mount  the  Hies,  Go  fearch  the  world  tc: 


Where 


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My  tho'ts  tha:  often  mount  the  fkics,  Co         ft arch,  Go  fearch  the  world  beneath  ;  Where  nature  all,  Y. 


My  ti.K  t:  tUu       often         mount  the 


flues,    Go 


the  world  beneath  ; 


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IS 


Where  nature  a'l  in  ruin  lies,  W: 

p-m-p- 


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ruin    lies,  And        oi 


And         owns,     -     - 


And       owns     ....     -      her         fov'reign       i! 


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GREENWICH.        L.  M.  i&eatl.  37 

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Lord  what  a  tho'tlefs  wretch  was    I,  To     mourn  and  murmur     and 

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Lord  what  a  tho'tlefs  wretch  was    I,  To     mourn  and  murmur     and       repine,     To  fee  the  wicked  plac'd  on  high,  In  pride  arid  robes  of        honor  fhine. 


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38 


AMHERST.         P.  M. 


23  tilings. 


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MILES'  LANE.         C.  M. 


gfHHU&SOle. 


I  thefrmT  of  Jesus' name!  Let  angels  prostrafcfell:  Brfog  for,;,  the  royal  diademed  crwn  him  Lord  of  all,Andc7o«  n  \nu  I  .11. 


SEE 


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Bristol.       c.  M.  *Dr.  iHatian.  39 


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mm 


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WATF.RFORD. 


S.  M. 


Kimball. 


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Thy  courts  immortal  pleafure  give,  Thy  prcf- 


-     cacc  joys     unknown. 


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Thy  courts  immortal  pleafure  give,  Thy  courts,  &c.  Thy,  &c. 


WANTAGE.         C.  M. 


(kcTOSur. 


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'Twas   iii  thj     watches  of  Hktt  Itiglil  i  thought  upon  thy  povv'r,  I  keep  thy     lovely  face  hi  SigM  Amid     the     darkest  hour. 


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Piecemeal  by  the        roaring        ,;j! ^b-M~r— J L- 1 ZCZ 


picceniealbythe        roaring    "tide,        'I 


CORONATION.         C.  M. 

Soft.  Loud. 


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45 


Soft. 


Loud. 


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Ail  hail  the  pow'r  of  Jefusr  name.  Let  angels  proflratc  fail ;  Bring  forth  the  royal  diadem,  And  crown  him  Lord  of  all,  Bring  forth  the  royal  diadem,  And  crown  him, 


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J£ppf=  -l — ±-t_zztp_z±zzzbi 
PS  AIM  TWENTYFIFTK.         S.  M. 


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<3iUtt. 


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JEBzJBEF^E^ 


J[  lift  my  soul  to  Got':,  My     -     twist 


is  in  bis  name,  Li-t  not  my  foes  thai  seek  my  blood,  Still  trimifpii  in  i  Sec. 


ESiE3i3 


46- 


CONFIDENCE. 


L.  M. 


lactam. 


H^~r  r\rrr)\^mfyM^3^nf\rir^^^^!^M 


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iiiiiiggiigiiiii 


■J  I-  ■1-U:.._"_1: -_~1 


N   v.    j  in   irj  foul  ir.  God  rejoice,  I  feel  my  Saviour's  cheering  voice,  My  heart  awakes  tofing  his  piaifc,  And  longs  t«  join  irr.:  \s.     Hold  ine,  O    Jefus,  in  thine 

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]— ~sIZI{E:_a.z! 


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jgg  j*n "-  ~i 


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pat r IT rpff  &^im^£j$tff  I  ir  r  Mff  W  ,\\  »Wm in*  i  r .  I 


f,=^=d 


Soft  Loud. 


arms,  A^J  cheer  me  with  immortal  charms,  Till  1  awake  in  realms  above,  Forever  to  enjoy  ihyloyc.     Till  !    awake  in  r<  aln  s  above,  Forever  to   enjoy  thy  love. 


fm*MgmmmBMmmwmm0m^ 


:=,-. 


3Seiknap. 


47 


-_! — *-| 


See  the  Lord  of  glory         dying!  Scj  him    gasping,  luar  him      crying:     See  bis  Lurthei.'d  bos     a  keayei  Look  ye 

jits:*—  zz  Izjz:  4=3::f:::  ~F  p-^  -ft-  F  :^zr^^-^ff^J?^-3-^~fe=H^^^=^h^?::F-P:  '-F--^— :- F— fcj 
T  T-jg"'o"'~fe       r "^*XflT"^~ p--T~— ~h— ~lf— — T-fr-g^ zzioP'ifz «t~~t;      T^~|  Tp~p'Tp'~pT"~~~p         r~j     :~zt~c        is 

Izfrzp &_»    __*.     &  g z£—        »^-g    —^—p.       f_E_-  _     -&_z£      »-x_p>- T~^g- -r-p-^-t- 

ZZZZZZZiZt~"[Z~[~__r  r~~  ~       *     I  g    r1     ~       T      *        '      1         i  i""     r  r  '     |      r~       "f}i. 

sinners,  ye         that  hung  him  J"         Lookhow  deep  your         sins  have  stung  hini !  Dying  sianers         look  and     lire. 

___^ « IS  — — *^—     — -       — — t— *3 I 

L  .tzgzzizrF — f- — ' ;-F~g— y — zT  i  "^T:1*~~~j~T'z~P" — p— :T--j- -j — —-{--r*-— 'f—  •F~ir~ — y~T~P" ^"~P~11t 


g=gz^^|i 

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48 

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LEBANON.         C.  M. 


Billings. 


^Lord,  what  is  ban,  poor  feeble  man,  Born  of  the  earth  at  first  ?  His  life  a  shadow,  light  ancfvain,  Srill  hast'ning     ~  to    the         dust 


M  °  1    II     1 


^iiiliiiisililiilliiiigii^il^iii 

SUFFIELD.         C.  M.  fodjg. 


^M T  U.iffgrptbbh 


ffiiiii 


JTeach  mc  the  measure     of  my     d;iy-,   Thau  maker  of  my  frame;  1  would  survey  fife's  narrow  space,  And  learn  how  frail  1  am. 


befflfa 


£= 


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ii 


LANDAFF.        P.  M. 


Slow. 


maimm'  ecu. 


49 


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!zi:iz|zzFzfz:pM§zz:ifzfczfc 


feiKEEEEzlEJEir^ 


The  God  of  glory  sends  his  summons  forth,  Calls  the  south  nations,  and  awakes  the  north:   From  east  to  west  the  sovereign  orders  spread, 

P|lzfz=£z||zl^^ 


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E£zi  iszELcz  zizpzszj:~z£ZSZiL  zjz^:  JJzjzrcz  z:  izbzbz  izizzEZLZzdzipTz^— d-^-^+^^FT^-t^P-  tizpz^z: 
zzz:zEz~zHEizt:Elz^zizzE:z 


EH^-r-p-p- 


d3E=Ef 


_P_PZOEZiei 


Thro'  distant  worlds  and  regions  of  the  dead.  The  trumpet  sounds :  hell  trembles ;  heaven  rejoices ;  Lift  up  )'onr  heads,  ye  saints,  -with  cheerful  voices. 

|zg|fz|:zS 


pzezei: 


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ElllliSlillil 


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fei£Eg%S 


"iz~' — J~~[zzdzJz"Li 


5° 


JORDAN.         C.  M. 

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There  is  ;t  I  a 'id  of     pure  delight,  Where  saints  immortal  reign ;        infinite  day     excludes  the  night,  And  ]  |  ain.       *| 

llliltiSlSIS 


Loud. 
I  — ^ — „, y— i — — si V tj { war- — — [ — me r-»— V — _^^_Pj! 


ISliliil^igS 


So  to  the  Jews  ok!  Canaan  stood,  While  ,: 


.-..,■;  fields  bWoud  the  swellin  od  dress'd  ha  tiring  green ; 


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BRANDYWINE.         P.  M. 


iRogecson. 


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mm 


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Most  triumphant,  greatly  glorious,  lie  from  death  and  hell  arose,  In  him  all     his       church  victorious         Triumph'd     o'erthe 


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zgzzizz[zx_t gZ_i(ZltlxZfIZZ 


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dreadful  foes. 
— <T>- 


Hallelu'ab, 


Halleluiah, 


Halleluiah,  glory,  glorr,   Lord,  be  thine 

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TTollnltiiili  P^ 


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Hallelujah, 


H 


~* PSALM  FORTY-SIXTH.        P   M 

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Cfranbler. 


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He  fend,  ti*  lab'riog  wS^^S^-rSS-Vr^-Ui^Sfcl 

i'       s \  °  'e        Ptacc>        He  fends  the labnncr TZZ^ZT-L     * 


1 T-=-i— i — |-h--~  widow  and  the-!"ft    ^      ^==^ J l—!__X_. 


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DUNSTAN. 


L.     M. 


sDr.  ittlatinii. 


53 


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Soft. 


Jesus  shall  reign wheree'er       the         sun,     Does  his  successive 


journies  run,  His       Kingdom  stretch  from  shore  to 


SEE^i 


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shore,  'Till  moons  shall  vrix         and       \vane       no       more,      'Till  moons       shall  wax 


and 


vane    no         more. 


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OMEGA.         C.  M. 


frotoen. 


^tfiiw^^m^^^^rm]  ~7~3^3m 


My  Sarionr,  my  almighty  friend,  When  J  begin  thy  praise,  Where  will  the  (.rowing  numbers  end, The  numbers  of  thy  grace? 
UR. 


A- 


— -«—l 


^^^SMtttmlllWtim^-'  i  ■ r  r  irTlg 


Awake,  awake. 


^-jJJ  r r<r r Mr r f  HJ-ri'  \ Trir r r for  twp " '  t r^£N 


Awake3  awake,  my     tuneful 


wake,  awake,  my  tuneful  pow'rs,  AV ith  this  delightful  song; 


;  I  p •  f  p 


I'll  entertain  the  darkest  hours,  Nor  think  the  season    long. 


^nr^tnrnrmjTBi 


i 


tuneful  pow'rs,  With  (his  delightful  song; 


\ 


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pow   IS, 


With     this  delightful  song 


PSALM  i lilKT Y-Jb UUK 1  hi. 


C.   M. 


steppe  nson. 


55 


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p-  -e 


The     praifes  of  my         God         fhall 

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■  •  7"Y~ *c~ i — j — :     ' — [ — i — i    i — r — F"\ — ""    r~[ — j — i — | — ! ' — I    ' — "^"r""'  '      *     r    I      h ' t-— h— 


Through  all  the  changing  fccnes  of  life,         In  trouble         and  in 


j°)r. 


The         praifes  of  my 


The     praifes  of  my         God     fliall  dill,  The 

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The  praifes  of     my     God         ihall 


W- — ei-_:£_£_zjzzi_± — |Zg-  ^-^zp^  ___  ^_^1l-Jz_^: — &-g_^£^_^zz^_i_p^_p._^_p^;|^z^_jjx 


ftill,     The       praifes 


of  my  God  fliall     ftill,         My     heart,  Mv     heart         and  tongue  employ,         My  heart     and         tongue  employ. 


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God,  The        .         praifes  of  my  God  fliall  ftill,  My     heart     ------     and  tongue  employ,         My  heart  and      Urteue  employ. 


praifes  of  my  God  fliall  ftill,  My     heart     -     -     - 
praifes         of         my         God       fliall  ftill,     My         heart     -     -     -     -  t*  -  -     and  tongue  employ,         My  heart  and         tongue  employ. 

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I  *^  • — fc*-l — f-^L~ziZZt — F~H — 


PSALMHIOTJRED  &  THIRTY-SIXTH. 


P.  M. 


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And  I  can  thifl  my  J.,,.-,!,  To 


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my  mortal 


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^"J  1  can  truH,  And  I 


Mi 


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go      and     come, 


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[L ™     S°  andTomT,  Norlear         To  -^—^-^"^S^^Jz 

I  ^-tz^zizzzzPz^i— ~--=:t=zzz zE-T-zt-t-*-*-  -  °n     h^^ "* 


'J  hou  call  r 


«1     go  and  come,  Nor    fva'r  ~^E        dfe   TO^^lM^  ^~ LJ^JMj-J|^ 

die,  7,11  ftomcnh,Sl.  J-* ■"- 


LOUDON.        P.  M. 


•  ___:j:__i_  z{?:riz^±zzziz£ZZt»IrEZzpzizp±z?z±z^zr«-IZi?:~'^zi:If!zz(?:: 


Dotyofte. 


— EEz§z:  =f=t=5= 


57 


z*z — c~TT^p~iy^r~T"f^n""P~r^~r'^T~p~~r""T~^'~^"~^"~r":T""':f~T""T"^T~r"T" 


— *- 


And       can  this  nullity         King  of  glory         condescend?         And      will     he  write  l;is         name,  My      father  and  my 


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Join  all     my         pow'rs     And    praise  the       Lord. 

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friend  ?  I         lovo       Jiis         name,        I  love         his  word ; 


||||j|i^^ 


5* 


MONTGOMERY.    C.  M. 


itt  organ- 


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^^tfzp_F_^g  r  r  i  rr  rrrriT'  r  r  r  i  rf  ff-  rr=i 


Early         my   God   without         delay,  i         haste     to  seek  thy         face,  My       thirsty 


iniiifigi 


spirit     faints  a- 


ii?  "  1 1    LJ_ r  1  ErtT  f  f  rT  £-3^E 


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With-     -     out  thy     cheering     grace : 


So 


1 


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Pilgrims     on     the 


igp^TT— [•  i  r '  f.  r  i-f^z?^  r  i  r  r  [\  i  r^^l 


Pilgrims     on      the  fcorchicg      fcr.d,   So 


lZirn=T=ziE=ff7  r  r  1 ,i  .Trm  i  r  ■  r  r  r  1  ucra 


So  Pilgrims      on  the        fcorching  fand,      So  PiWim*       on     tJ» 


MONTGOMERY,         Continued. 


pilgri~s  on  the    fcorching  fand,  Beneath      a         burning      fky,  Long  for   ~a  cooling 


land, 


Long  for"^       a 


59 


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fcorching 


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p. — 


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Long  for  a 


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ftream,         Long  for     a 


pilgrims  on  the         fcorching  fand,  Beneath  a  burning 


fky, 


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hand,         And  they  mud  drink  or 


die. 


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OCEAN. 


C.  M. 


S-tean. 


E"V>  i  .i  h  r  r  f  cr  i  ''-r  if  n  onr  te  fir  rig  J  HfP^ 


Thy         works         of        glory,  mighty     Lord,  That  rule  the     boift'rous  fea,  'I  he         fons 


of  courage     fhall         record,  Who  tempt  the  dang'rcus 


lliigliiillliPsliiiiiiliiiieiiii 


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the     tcw'ring 


-  v.  At  thy  command  wind:  arife,  And  fw.U 

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WAV, 


iacd(         winds  arife,  And         fivell 


tow'riug  waves,  And  fwell  the  towriLg      w . 


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inds        ariiV,      And       fwell  the         tow'ring 


At  rhv  .-^mscir.d  :L?  winds  srife,  Aad  fwell  the  tcw'ring  waves, 


tow'ring  waves, 


OCEAN,         Continued. 


6 1 


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mount     the         flues,  And 


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WELLS.        L.  M. 

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Life  is  tlic  ti'iic  to  serve  the  Lord,  The  time  t'insurc  t'^e  great  revrard ;  And  while  (!'e  lamp  holds  out  to  burn,  The  vilest  .'inner  may  return. 


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WORCES'i 


S.  M. 


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Who  bring  salvation  on  their  tongues,  And  words  of  pea  .  VVhobri   _        ation  on  their 


Who  stand  on  Zion's  liill, 


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WORCESTER,         Continued. 

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63 


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behold  thy       Saviour  .       King,         Ke     reigns  and         triumphs  here. 


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beheld       thy         Saviour  King,  He  reigns  and  triumphs         here, 


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STRATFIELD.         L.  M. 


i  j  x   ivii  x  x  i  i  ..  i  - 1  / .  xj«      Kit  V^'vtl* 

High  was  thy  throne  ere  Lcav  n  waj  rr.ade,  High 
Through  cv'ry  age  eter-  -  -     nal  God,  Thau  art  our  reft,  our  fafe  abode  ;  High  was  thy  throne  erf 

safest 


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High  was  thv  throne  ere  heav'n  was    made,  High 

High  was  thy  throne  ere  heav'n  was  rr.iJe,       High  was  thy  throne  er« 


w.is  ■    •■  heav'n  was  made,  Or     earth  thv  humble     footflool  laid,  Or     t^rth  thy  humble 


footftool  laid. 

n:re" 


was  tnv  ru.one  ere  ii^av  n  was  Kaatj  ur  eirt.'i  my  iiumose  xootitoci  ;a:a,  ur,  ccc.  -£f- 

*n  wp.s    mi  Or  earth  thy  humble        footftool        bid.  Or  earth  thy  humble     footftcol  lwd. 


SHERBURNE.         C.  M. 


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The  angel     of  the  Lord     came  "djwn,  And  g-Iory 


""  The  angel  of  the  Lord  came  down,  And      glory         fhonc  around,  And 


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flione         around,         The  angel  of  the  Lord  came  dov>n,  And  g'ory  fhone  a         -         rousd. 


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— p_t_^ — ?—d — i L-_i_c_p_z_c_i|z_p:_!L_:gi — g_ — zj — i_p_K-^-ri-S_9-x.p_p_p__j j*_ 


glory 

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flione  around,  Ard  glory  lhone    around. 

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The  angei  of  the  Lord   tame  down,   And         glory 


-    ry       flione  around, 


The  angel  of  the  Lord  came  down,    And   glo  -  ry  lhone  a 


rouiiu. 


66 


PSALM  HUNDRED  h  NINETEENTH.         C.  M< 


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My  foul  opprefs  d  with  iorrow's  weight,  Had  funk  among  the  dead,  Had  funk  a- 


Mv  foul  ooprefs'd  with  forrow's  wcieht.  Had  funk  among1  the  dead.  Had  funk  amone-  the  dead. 


My  foul  opprcfs'd  with  forrow's  weight,  Had  funk  among  the  dead,  Had  funk  among  the  dead. 


i 


IglilPIPIillgigilSiiislili    M 

1.-  My     foul  cppreiVd  with  forrpw**  weight,     Had     funk  among         the     dead. 

■1  r..f  f  r  1 1  ^xcn-=t-i  ■   -i  1    ■     1     11 


. 1,  Hp.j.     funk  among       the  chad. 


among        the 


My     fou!  opprefs'd  with    forrow's  weight,  Had  funk,  &.c, 


ing  the  d(  My  foul  cpprtfs'd  with  lorrow's  weight,  Had     funk  among         the  dead,  Had         funk  among       the 


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among  dead 


My  fonl  opjtre&'d  with  forrow^  weight,  H^d  iuuk      among  the  dead,  Had  funk,  o»c. 


T== 


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AMITY. 


P.  M. 


iiiijillliiliii 


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Ez-fc: 


■JReaH. 


67 


Illi 


How      pleafant    'tis   to  fee       Kindred  and  friends     agree,         Each         in  their  proper         ftation       move  ? 

1  r—  —  *~~EIZpZjE, 


And 


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gEg: 


d^.:2iiz_z_!z_zri_p_b-t_p_; 

Andeach  fulfil  their  part  With  fympa- 


zzizszzs 


And     each  fulfil     their         part  With         fympa         -     thizing         heart,  In 

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I         each     fulfil  their 


part 


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SEE 


life 


and  love. 


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part  V.'ith  fympathizing  heart,         In         all 

mm 

thiznig  heart,    In  sit  the 


the     cares  of        life  and 


love. 

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In 


cares 


of 


life        and        lore,        In 


Sill 


• 


BROOKFIELD.        L.  M. 


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and      blood,  Con  v  kii  r|„.;r        qm 

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suungs. 


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69 


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He  reigns  the  Lord  the  Saviour  reigns,  Praife  him  in  evan-  gelie     drains ;  Let  the  whole  earth  in  fongs  rejoice,   And  diftant  illands  join  their  voice 

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SUTTON-NEW. 


C.  M. 


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1      nit-       i^ 

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1 


li^^^SS^^HS^Ssi 


I  fink  ;  and  forrows  o'er  my  head,  Like  mighty  waters  roll,  Like 


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ling  floods  Break  in  upon  my  foul ; 


I  fink;  andforn  r_my_fiead,  Like  11 


r> 


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I  fmk  ;  and  forrows  o'er  my  head,  Like  mighly  waters  roll,  Like 


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^       r  171 pnxpitxr  ,  t~t — nLnr^ji — I? — ^"^ — *1 — — — f~I  "'   rr~1 — ■ — 


I  fink  ;  and  fonows  c'ci  my  head,  Like  mighty  v,:  ten 


Like  mighty  waters    roll. 


I/.      .         .V. 


nilLFORD. 


C.  M. 


&trp!;fnson. 


If  angels         fung         a     Saviour's  birth,  If     angels  fung  a         Saviour's      birth 

y~  ^  ~ 7"v ~~  zzi  '  *  ~*    •  r  ~  **7"*  "*"~*  zztzi Lzixizt  _  zzti  zzzzz  zizi  ~~t  ~i  ~r  *  lZlE.  tz_zi  it ~zzczz  ~t~  «« *       ~     '  ~i 


i:  angels  lunK  a  Saviours,  lour  s  birth,  Un  that   avilpicious  morn, 

II  angels     fung  a         Saviour's  birth,         ll  angels  fung     a         Saviour's,  Saviour's     bin!:,  We 

, >w  -O- — •■        s "N. 


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If  angels         fung  a         Saviour's         birth,         Ii  ongek  fung 


■\\'c  veil  may  imi 


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Wc  well  may  imitate  their  mirth,  Now  he  agaiii      is      born,         Now  "he     r.ez'w     is     bom,  New  he  again         is         born. 


We  well  may  imi-     -     -     -      tatc         their  mirth,  Now  he  again  is  born,  Now  he  a,- :n,  Now  he  again  is    born. 

wcil  may  imitate  their  mirth,  \Ve  well  may  imitate  their  mirth,  Now   he  again  is     born,  Now  he     again         is       bora. 

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Ezzz:  :pz  ~  Izzz-zzzlziz^zl  zz  -f  ■  fl    p-  =f=  ±±q=i 


,  We  well  may  imi-    -      tale  the;.- rr..:  Now  he  again    is        born,        Now  he    again  u  bora. 


CHESTER.        L.  M. 


MUntrg. 


feggilllPillSiiiiiigli 


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fiEEEEr 


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I 1 1 1 J — I .J ^ I ] 1 —1 l  : 


"uizzzzi  ji  • 


Let  the  high  heav'ns  your  fongs  invite,  Thofe  fpacious  fields  of  brilliant  light,  Where  fun,  and  moon,  and  planets  roll,  And  ftars  that  glow  from  pole  to  pole. 


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zz^zzzzzHpiEEziEt 


p^:"TiP^TZiz:zzizizzz:Ezzzz:T^ 

BUCKINGHAM.        C.  M. 


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QHtlltams. 


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Lord  thou  wilt  hear  me  \rbeit  I pray,  I  am  forever  tlinie,     I     fear     before       thee      all       the       day,  Nor  would  1      dare  to     sia. 


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LEICESTER. 


c.    m.        #     fttmball 


mi 


liillgli^lSiPiPfeiiiiHigiigiil 


Not  from  the  duQ    afrli&ion  grows,     Nor  troubles  rife  by  chance  ;    Vet  we  arc  born  to   caret  and   wees,     A    fad    inheritance. 


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As  fparks  fly  out  from 


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arks  fly  crat  from  burning  coals,  And  ft  ill  are  ppwardf  born",  So  grief,  &c. 


— v 


fly  out  from  burning  coaly,    And   ftill     are       upwards     borne;     So   grief      is     rooted     in  our  fouls,  And  man  g.  up     to   i 


:rzzzzizzrnzezqzzp_:izzzzaE^^pzr*^ 


ut  frr-ir.  burning  coils,  And  fill  are  upwards  borne,  And  ftill,  &c 


._l 1 1 — ,p,, — 

jj    burning  coals,  And   11*41      are  upwards  borae,  And  fUU,  &c 


an^iig^Mgaaj^^msa 


Z§i*I§iZ 


ENFIELD.        C.  M. 


(Cljanftlec  . 


^xi^W^^.^4EB53lffili^S"^^S 


73 


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Before  the  rosy  dawn  of  day,        To  thee,  my  God,  I'll  sing  ;     Awake  my  soft  and  tuneful  lyre,  Awake  each  charming  string. 


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zf=^zzgzz^zE|zSggzEz|g 


zzz^ztih_ 


Awake,  and  let  thy  flowing  strains  Glide  thro'  the  midnight  air, 


While  high  amidst  her  silent  orb  The  silver  moon  rolls  clear. 


zFz 


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K 


74 


PORTLAND.         L.  M. 


iHajrtm. 


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t— e £—-,.-„_ 


Say     live     for     -     ever, 


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Mond'rous     King,  Born    to  redeem  and  -rong  to  »TP,  1  hen 

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iElE^^i 


!■  ^"jp-1^  |  p^  'Ff~i  r7~r  P  i  e — PT"ae<l"T=F: 

—   — 3 1 LI—I— | l_ 1 U- 


vict'rv,  boa  t  i! 


! 


^B^^BUJ^ 8  ^gH=EtiEpErr  I  ^  r  f  j  I  PP 


iHHr  iiiiilliilSiEliilillliliili 


e 


Slow. 


BANGOR. 


C.  M. 


Cansur. 


75 


Teach  mc   the     measure  of  my  days,  Thou  maker     of  my  frame,     I  would  survey  life's  narrow  space,  And  learn  how  frail  I  am. 


lyUlil^lEgliiligl 


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St.  MARTIN'S.         C.  M. 


Cansfur. 


:i:3]LE:pfezfZ^Z3Zzriz±eij 


tFz:lzz:iz:zEti=--:pE=±?=— i§:iiz?zzziEp:p:±3:ii± 


-e-e-    -e- 


Arise,     my       soul,  my     joyful  pow'rs,  And  triumph  in  my  God  :  Awake,  my  voice,  and  loud  proclaim  His  glorious  grace  abroad 


C? — T — DT  $L~W~~~L Z  '1 

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76 


DOVER. 


S.  M. 


ffiUi'Iltams'  Coll. 


ii^illpligIgl^iili||plplEi 


Eg? 


AIR.  tr  tr  /. — V  S — N  " 

rn]7rTnqpffmr  ri"i  ■  .1  ir  r  .^j+tti  JifT  r  u  jl.Hi 


Great  is  the       Lordour  God,  And  let  his  praise  be  groat ;       He  makes  the  churches     lii^         abode,       Hismost  delightful       seat. 


«r: 


_(_j-- — e.j 


MOUNT-EPHRAIM. 


-ortl- 


S.  M. 


ittiigrobc 


SEfefcf 


rsiiCiiili&lliisFiiirpilliili&iii 


AIR. 


tr 


tr 


Your  harps')  ye  trembling  saints,  Down  from  the  witiowa  take;Loud  to     the  praiss  of  Christ  our  Lord,  Bid  ev'r)  -triug     awake. 


SiSllIiliSiiigiliiiiiiieiifi 


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DANBURY.         C.  M.  IReatJ. 

— — j — | t T~""^ F~T~ F — p T — I — T ~~~ 


77 


1 


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Our  life         is  ever  on       the       wing,      And     death     is         ever 

r — n — **nr- t~  ~ ■ r 

iEOESE 


nyEyiiEEp=iEiPiiiEiEi 


•-F- 


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zizie 


#■— £.- 


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The 


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The       moment  when  our 


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-^=Ei^EEE£E£iE3EaE§Effi 


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The         moment  when  our      lives  begin 


The 


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moment    when  our       lives  begin, 


We 


all 


begin  to 


die 


EBa^ferp^J^^^fcgzESiiiHSEiEi^^E^fegEffi 


moment  wlien  our         lives     begin,  We  all     begin     to         die, 


We 


-z_z:x: 


z* 

lives  begin, 


We 


ail  begin       to         die. 


zzEzzizEzztzzEzlzzhzztzz  fc: 


zjizz-zzjil 


DZZIOZZS 


78 


NFAVBURY.         C.  M. 


man*™?  COll 


lg=$-h*&^E&±lJLIZlJ t  f  f  I 't  J  I  "  I  ^^1 


^EtrfhHTi  r  l-TT-  #j=f  H'  r  i "  f 


Thee-  we         3-     -     (lore, 


i 

1 


tcrnal 


name,  And  hum- 


bly        own         to  thee,  How     feeble 


mm 


pr~r  r  r  i  rrr^n  p  I  ^xcXTrrniLLlI 


V  hat  (K'inir  worms  we 


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mortal         frame, 


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x: 


is         our 


Ei=iiiiiii§ji||iiEiiiiiii 

What    dying    worms,  What  dying  worms  w*  be» 

_     .  ■«'!,.,►  ,1.-  _  : ... lU_    Tiri    '         c- 


Wliat  dy-     ...     ing         worms  we         be,  What,  &c.  - 


What      dying  worms        we  be,      What,  &c 


CANTERBURY-NEW.        C.  M.  gWUtlj.  79 


Grtat      Comforter  dc- 


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Why  fhould  the        children  of    a         King,  Go  mourning  all  their  days  ? 


^^=^^£bdfcaBfcyg£E^E£^^E=E^ 


Great        comforter  defcend  and  bring,  Some 


eEE: 


Great  comforter  defcend  and  bring,  Some         tokens 


zxzzzpzjzpzaEZsz: 

_  ,...%/ 1 _ [_  _L__L._. 


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Great  comforter  defcend  and  brin?.  Some 


to- 


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fend  and  bring,  Some  tokens  of  thy- grace,  Some         tokens         of  thy  grace 


:::: 


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Great  comforter  defcend  and  bring,  Some  tokens         of  thy         grace, 
tokens  of  thy  grace,  Some    tokens         of  thy  grace,  Some       tokens         of  thy  grace,  Great  somforter  defcend  and  bring,  Some  tokens  of  thy  grace. 

CP_z — Qz_it:Jz_p — t 1 — iipztz-pz-tzrrprtrp  iizs_ — pjprpULr-- L— — h-1--*^-^— e 

of  thy  grace,  Some  tokens        of  thy  grace,  Great  comforter  defcend  and  bring,  Some  tokens         of  thy  grace,  Some     tokens         of  thy    grace. 


i 


izEzffzsJzzEzzzszJzzlzzztlzzzczzz'zu 


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of  thy  grace,  Some  to-        -        kens     of  thy  grace,  Great  comforter  defcend  and  bring,  Some  tokens  of    thy  grace. 


So 


AFRICA.        C.  M. 


3SMtnp. 


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^^^^fTTT^ 


>     -t-        -r- 


i\ow         shall      my  in    -  ward 


joys     a 


rise,        And  burst  in    *    to 


priii 


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3=S= 


z:pzzz; 


MJlij.1 


Almjgfa     -     i> 

rztzcqzz 


ive        ia 


ires  my  heart,     And  pica 


m 


-     II!  V 


tongue. 


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;  — q—  p  i-~f— 


llilElli^lllllilllllillEiil 


1ZZIIZZ 


WOBURN*        L.  M. 


fttmball. 


gr 


. — Q- m- — —   P- JR~    —    •--  ft— P—    —23 

Firm  was  my         health,     my  day     was  bright,  And  I      pre-     -     sum'd  Hwouki  ne'er  be  night; 


^=H^^m3=^^=^j^^^j==^= 


Pleafure     and  peace 


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Fondly  I  faid     within  my         heart, 


Pleafure     and 


peace  -  {ha'i  ne'er         depart. 


=liX[^n3^SB^I^S=I-:3n^l^S^ 


Pleafure    and 


peace 

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Pleafure  and 


peace 


6*  top         P.      c  M. foimball 


*t$E 


;aining  fight,ArenBthrcn  \v!io  agree.Whofehandswith  cheerful  heartsunite  In  bonds  of  piety,  When  ftreams  of  love  from  Chrift  the  fpringDefcend  to  ev': 


ning  fight^'V 


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And  heav'nly  peace  with  balmy  wing, with    t  i 


SSBlllI 


j-\iiu  neav  ruy  peace  witn  oam 

ifiEiiEjiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiisgiai , 

And         heav'nly  peace  with  balmy  wing,  w.th  bai- -     my  wing,  Shades  &  bedews  the  whole,  Sha  .  v.l ,  «     t 

fipiiffiitfgiaBSiBgiijig 

And     heav  my  peace  with    balmy  wing,  And  heav'nlv  Deace  with  b2l.  -         mv  win». 


my  wing, 


'■'■  balmy  b.dmy  v  .. 


Ant  - 


Slow. 


S3 

Soft. 


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AIR.         There  is  a    fountain  fill'd  with  blood, Drawn  from  Immanuel's       veins  ; 


CARTHAGE.         C.  M.  £&tlltam£'  Coll 

And  sinners  plung'd       beneath  that  Hoc;!,     And 

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— i- — d-t — s- 


3- 


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inners    plung'd     beneath  that  Hood,     Lose  all  their      guilty     .'tains,  Lose         all  their  cuilty  sta'. 


sinners    plung'd     beneath 


guilty 


z_±_p — p-i-p — t* 


P- — r— 


E|zEzfz:  E^z&ziz:  :z  JSEEEfc  ~z|zEzzzzz3z:  :zgzzdzizz: 


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EzElzzzzlziEz: 


a 


2   Dear  dying  Iamb,  thy  precious  blood 
Shall  never  lose  its  pow'r, 
Till  all  the  ransom'd  church  of  God 
Be  savd  to  sin  no  mofc. 


3  E'er  since,  by  faith,  I  saw  the  stream 
Thy  flowing  wounds  supply, 
Redeeming  love  has  been  my  theme, 
And  shall  be  til!  I  die. 


4  Then  in  a  nobler,  sweeter  song 
I'll  sing  thy  pow'r  to  save  : 
When  this  poor  ii?.  iutr.  siamm'rjng  tcngue, 
Lies  silent  in  the  gray:;. 


84 


PENNSYLVANIA.         P.  M. 


Sngalls. 


•     •  a  "*■  a  From 

The  God  of       glory  fends  his  fummons  forth,     Calls  the  fouth  nations  aud     awakes     the      north,  From  eaft  to  weft  the 

I^TTd^yi  p  iff  i  r  r  pip  r  h*  '  [f  n  pt  i'°,ri ' r  r  'I  r  r  t\  ff^ 


From  eaft  to  weft  the  fov'reign   orders 


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From  eaft  to  wtft  the  fov'reign  orders 


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ders         fpread, 


bpfffrf-f  r r4^Nt:::rT"P~p;zfF  r If  r ~f  "Nf?:r~r~fa^^=i 

|rrr~ r~    — H    I    I    I '  '  '    '    '     '     '      '  1      1111     I         t~Fh     1     h^=~^— — 3 


fov'reign orders    fprtad,  From  eaft  to   weft  the  fov'reign  orders  fprtad,  Thro'        diftant  worlds     and 


regions     of         the         dead ; 


fpu-ad,  From        caft   to     weft  the 


rr  n  r  r~f  tth  r  f  rr~p  n^=pLT~r  rLT^rf=f^~ElEll 


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fov'reign  orders    fpread, 

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From  eaft  t»  weft  the  fov'reign  orders  fpread 


PENNSYLVANIA,         Continued. 


85 


trumpet  founds,  hell  trembles,     heav  n  rejoi- 


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The         trumpet  founds,  hell         trembles,  heav'n         rejoices,  The    trumpet 


;  1    _    „    _    -ft. 


C=ifEEP 


The  trumpet  founds.hell 


trembles,     heav'n  reioi-         -         ces,  The  trumpet  founds,  Tha         trumpet  founds,  hi  il 


-I— 
trumpet  founds,  Ths         trumpet  founds,  ht  il 


The     trumpet  founds,  hell         trembles,  heav'n  rejoi-         -         ■>         ces,  The  trumpet     founds,  hell 


' ' a ~ '  J?>__2E_3E_L_ 


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J^pzEzEiQ 


MM; 


ces, 


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founds,  heil  trembles, 


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The  trumpet  founds,  hell  trembles,    heav'n     re-    -    joi» 

pzlz: 


ZZZZ-ZZZIZ£ZZ  tzz±~.f. 

The  trumpet  founds,  hell 


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trem-  ble;,     heav'n     re»_  -  joices, 


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up  ycur     heads,     ye     f;unts,  with 


cheer- 


ful voices. 


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,^=^=PlEEEEgE||gEEg|E|EEjE^r:—  EJE^E^^MN—^ 


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C.  M. 


&mi3). 


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C.  M. 


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gbI[gS5^^^S^S5=^S'^BSBa 


O  for     a  shout  of     sacred  joy,  To  God  the  sov'reign  King  ;  Let  ev'ry  land     Us  tongue  employ.  And  hymns  of  .Jtriuirrph  sing 


giilliigiliiiii: 


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t_Oii:k|=__:xt_z:i ! 


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:Ezz: 


i — =. 


iz^fzfcrizziFttz 


1ISS|IS§I?e1IIiiSISII!§ 


zEz—izPz: 


Jesus     our  God  ascends     on  high.  His  heav'nly  guards  around,  Attend  him     rising  through  the  sky,  With  trumpets  joyful  sound, 


Li— tZt QzLZ_kl.t_ 


tt±t 


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M 


icz^±:^z^zt:z-^L-1- 


zizzHztz|z^  • 


8S 


ASHBY.        P.  M. 


feimball. 


To  spend  one  sacred     day,         Where  Coil  and  saints  abide, 


Affords     diviner         joy,  Than  thousand  days  beside  ; 


*^T  ■  j'fr  ,llo  JfTTl  ■  "I'U'ifrlp-Jl''  •  I  ■'  JIp. iTd^yf  °  I  - P^ftPToTtn 

zrzz~:z=£z±|:Ez£pEI:^ 

^a  p    -Q 

ifezHFrHTf?  -H  V 1  °  1 '  pgS'ftrgf  I,.  J  ,,|  1  o  Llfcz 

:r^fTP~fTP^~r^  [in7~tltTff  r'P'  r  f  f'  L 


— zpzv- 


Where  \io'\     resoi  is 


lore         it       more 


To     keep         thi 


door,        Than  shine        in      courts. 

ri™0 — e- 


=;  ■  P  FTFTO  I '  ~^r5~|^~n~EE=^ 


pfpg 


FUNERAL  HYMN.         G.  M. 

Moderate, 


Dolfcen. 


89 


Soft, 


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z^zzj:zz -=~-irpZg-iz§-Tzzrpzm:p-ri  itop 


zrszx: 


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Why  do  wemourfi         departing       friends,         Or     shake     at     death's     a-     .     larms 


Tis  but  ihc  voice  that     Je-     -  sus 


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zdzz|zi£|^rtzizzzzizz^ 


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Loud. 


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1 


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sendsv'Tis  but     the  voice  that         Jesus     sends, 'Tis  but     the  voice  that         Jesus    sends,  To  call     us       to  his  arms-.    1 


--<»■*• 


1  •     2 


9° 

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AIR 


LEEDS.         L.  M. 


z.azzz 


2Dr.  iHatian 


li^l^ 


zkziizzz  zzrzzsz:  :zpzzz2: 

Who  shall     ascLi.d  thy  heav'a-     -     \j,  place,   Great  God,  and  dv,eil  be-     -     fore  thv 


""*   r— IHV'-P    -*- 


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face  ?   Fhe     man     that         minds       r-- 


Iig-     -     ion  now,  And       humbly  walks  with  God  below. 

■L    1*4= 


llillllillllliiilsli^iillilgliiiiil 


^B=^fe^r?T-LC51^.  Ft .  cXTI^zctzzll 


A/*» 


UNBRIDGE.        C.  M. 


"Btfmbatt. 


9' 


iiiSiiiSiiiiiliiiirsi^iiiiiSiliiPJ 


Our  sins,  alas!  hov.- strong  they  be!  And  like  a  raging   flood,  They  break  our  duty,  Lord,  to   thee,  And  force  us  far  from  God, 


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r  Loud. 


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The  waves  of  trouble  how  they  roll !  How  loud  the  tempest  roars,  But  death  shall  land  our  weary  souls,     Safe  on  the  heav'nly  shores. 


azilHilLf-r^PTrT'tf  r^^]TniIiS?CT"]JJjTj  j=l 


— r-^-F-^T 


zcce 


-aT#t->&-I 


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-p- -o_rz ©zp— - sfetzz ieze: z Zz  Zz: --i-p "p~p~    P  ' i^zpizEzzzez jzezie izEZczfizn t zztt zsizj Jt 


92 


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DEANFIELD. 


L.  M. 


srr  r  rircfWRr  fi,n|iri3 


E^cTfCTS^ 


Behold  the  great  accufer  caft,  Down 


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Now     is  the  hour  of         darknefs     paft,  Chrift  has  aiTum'd  his  reigning  pow'r  ;  Beheld;' 


Behold  the  great     accufer         caft,  Down  from        the 

EEHEiHEEEIEEiEEfEgEtilEEE;^ 


1 


Behold  the  great  accufer  caft,  Down  from  the  fkies,  Down  from  the  fkies  to 

1  2 


^ECp^frrPFEEEEg^^^.t-rrr  r  p|vH§£U-frlr  frfffigffi 


from  the  ikies  to    rife  no  more. 


Behold     the  great    accufer   caft,  Down  from  the  fkies, 


Down 


pgEEE^E^^m  r  i\  rK  i  Rf-Em1  f  rinrETOa=^ai 

cu-     -  i:  r      caft,  Down  from  the  fkits  to  rife  no  raorc.Down  from  the  fkies  to  riic  no  more,  to  rife  no  more,  Down  from  the  fkies  to  rile  no  r.ior. 


-       Behold  the  great  a.ccufor  caft,  Down 

=sz=z^zT:f   j  p-J  f  flf  L  \\  If '*  f  H  f  frM^'Pf^^ffl 


fjkies  to  rife     no         mo 
rife  no  more, 


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Behold    the  great  accufer  caft,  Down  from  the  fkies,  Down 


AUGUSTA         C.  Mv 


iftarint 


93 


-3—  V- s 


Ezpzftzpgziipzzizz:!  zjzzjz  zjzzjz 


Shoutto  the  Lord,  and  let  your  joys  Through  all  the  nations  run;  Yc  western   skies  resound-the  noise,  Beyond  the  ri   -    sing 
AIR 


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S^ 


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— 3^1 — sbz 


-— e— 


I. 


Lively. 


Thce,niighty  G  od,our  souls  admire,  Thee  our  glad  voices  sing.  And  join  with  the  celestial  ehoir,To  praise  th'eUrnal  King,To  praise  th'  eternal  King. 


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94 


CORINTH.         L.  M. 


36tancl)aiti- 


2=* 


^_uu-U^rttPtr  UigiLCr  1  r  r  i-g-i  N I r  "^-^fr^ 


J  shall   reign        Wheree'er       the       sun,        .Docs     liis        successive  journics      run; 


ri-H^-t^-t—^— i 


His         kingdom 


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B2= 


1 


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li  from  shore     to     shore,  His     kingdom  stretch  from  shore     to     shore,  'Till  moons  shall  wax  and     wan*  no  more.  1 


V_-  cl-+-e — £H— -— - J-j-      fcizi—iz 


St,  CILESf. 


P.  M. 


__lilH'am_'  Coll  95 


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clay,  and     form'd  us         men,  And     ■when     like     wand'ring         sheep  wc     straj'd,  He  brought  us 


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Wide,  Wide  as  the  world  is  thy  command,  Vast  as  eternity,  eternity  tby  love,  Firm  as   a     rock  thy  truth  must  staiid,  When  rolling 


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Ye  nations  round  (he  earth  rejoice,  Ilefore  the  Lord  your  60v*r«gn  King  ;  Serve  him  with  cheerful  heart  and  voice,  With  all  your  tongues  his 

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103 


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NEW- JERUSALEM.         C.  M.  fnfaltS. 

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IIABAKKUK.        L.  M. 


*Dr.  iHarjan. 


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AIR. 


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face:   But  shall  Itheref ore  let  him  go^       And  basely  to  the  tempter  ybld  ?  Nc,  in  the  name  of    Jesus        no,  I  nerex  will 


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up  my  shield,  Altho'  the  vine  its  fruit  deny,     Altho'  the  olive  yield  no     oil,  The  with'ring  fig.tree  droop  and  die,  The  hold  illude         the 


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tillerTs  toil,  The  empty  stall  no  herd  afford.  And  perish  all  the  bleating  race,  Yet  will  I  triumph  in  the  Lord,  The  God  of  my  salvation  praise. 


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L.  M. 


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lootytikt. 


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All  )c  bright  armies     of  the  M&,  Go  worfhip  where  your  Saviour  lies  ;  Angels  and  kings  before  him  bo-.v,  Thofe  Gods  on     Hgh  and  God&belpw. 


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GEORGIA.        C.  M. 


121 


How  vain  are  all  things  here  below,  How  false  and  yet  how  fair  !  Each  pleasure  hath  its  poison  too,  And  ev'ry  sweet    a    snare. 


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PUTNEY.        L.  M, 


22!tUtams'  Cell. 


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Let  us  rejoice,  and  sing  and  pray,  Let  all  the  church  be  glad 


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Let  us  re    -    joice, 


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and         sing  and  pray. 


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Hofanrn  to  the  King  Of  David's  royal  blood  ;    Blefs  him,  ye  faints,  he  comes  to  bring,  Salvation  from  your  Gcd.  Elefs  him,  ye  faints,  he  comes  to  bring,  Salvation,  &e. 


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123 


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The  God  of  glory  sends  his  summons  forth,  Calls  the  south  nations  and  awakes  the  north,  From  east  to  west  the  sov'reign  orders  spread, 


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&~1 


I*  Hm  embrace  my  fo,,,  a„d  prove  Mine  ipfrefl  In  his  heav'nly  love,  The  voice  that 


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fpi«  came,  And  fp*ad  the  favour  of    his  name ;  That  oU  of    g,adnefs    and  of  «,,  D,™  ^  ,„,  .  _        .     .  ^FP^l-tzHt 


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SULLIVAN.        C.  M. 


^em'cft. 


Jiovr  long  wijt  thop  conceal  thy  face  ?  My  God,  how  long  delay  ?  When  fhall  I  feel  thofe  heav'nly  rays  That  chafe  my  fears  away  ?  That  chafe  my  fears  away  ? 


itu  rTTTT  rlPTOFLcfeteJfa^fe^^lr  r  cr^l 


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CONCORD.        S.  M.  ^OltJW. 

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Before  we  reach  the  heav'nly  fields,  Before,  &c. 


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pefore  we  reach  the  heav'nly  fields,  Before  we  reach  the  heav'nly  fields,  Or  walk,  &c. 

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Before  we  reach  the  heav'nly  fields,  Eefoce  we  reach,  the  heav'nly  folds,  Or  walk,  &c. 


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JUDGMENT.        P.  M. 


BcaH. 


irrisizt 


^^IP^IHI 


CXiZi 


!  Behold,  the  J  ud^e  descends, his  guards  are  nigh, Tempest  and  tire  at  tend  him  down  thesk)  ;  Heaven,  earth,  \  licll  draw  ncar,let  ail  things  cu:.,e  To 


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hear  justii     and  the  sinner's  doom  ;  But  gather  hist  my  saints-,  the  Judge  commands  Bring  them,  ye  angels, from  their  distant  lanj>. 


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PARADISE.        L.  M". 


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Now  to  the  shining  realms  above,  I  stretch  my  hands  and  glance  my  eyes  :  O  for  the  pinions  of  a  dove,  Tobcar  me  to  the     upper     skies. 


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There  from  the  bosom  of  my  God/Oceans  of  endless  pleasures  roll:  There  would  I  fix  my  last  abode,  And  drown  the  sorrows  of  my  soul. 


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MILTON.        C.  M. 


£>r.  Srnolti. 


HEpi|[|lpEif|ii=|iilli 


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Soon     a-  I   heard  my      Father  say,  "  Ye   children,     seek   my         grace,'' My  heart     repli'd    without  .-.y.      "I'll 


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MIDDLETON.        P.  M. 

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Hail  the  day     that     sees     him  rise,  Ilavish'd  from  our  wishful  eyes  : 

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Heascends  his  native  heav'n  : 


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imph  waits,  Liftjour  heads  eternal  gates.      Wide  unfold  the  radiant  scene,     Take  the     King     of  gloi'v  in. 

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GRAFTON. 


C.  M. 


*tone. 


the 


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Jti'_i,  viiian     ot  tny       race,         Main         overpow  ring      cnarms ; 


Scarce  fliall  I  fed    "death's  cold  embrace.    If 


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Scarce  fliall  1  feel  death's   cold  embrace,  If  Chrift  be  in  my 

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It  Chrift  be-  in  my 

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Scarce  fliall  I  feel  death's  cold  enibr  .■:  ■      If 


Chrift  Li 


my  arm*. 


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fliall     I     fed  death's  cc    I  C  lnift  be     ia     my         asms, 


fen 


Scarce     fli^.l   I     f«.-el     death's  cold  embrace,  If  C  hrift  be  in  my 


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Chrift  Le 


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Scarce     fliall  I     feel  death's  cold  embrace,  Jf  Chrifl  be  in     my  arms,      h 


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I  feel  death's  cold  embrace,  If  Chrift  be    in  my        arms.  IX  Chrift      be 


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1  hen  will  ye  hear  cny  heart-firings  break. 


231 


GRAFTON,         Continued. 
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How  fweet     the  minutes  roi!, 


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1  y#.  hear  my  heart-ftrings  break,  How     fweet  the  minutes  roll,  How     fweet  the  minutes  roll, 

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Then  will  ye  hear  my  heart-ftrings  break, 


How  fweet  the  minutes 


row, 


A  mortal  palenefs 


•     i  hen  will  ye  hear  my  heart-ftrings  break,  How  fweet  the  minutes     roll,  A  mortul  palenefs  on  my  cheek,  And 

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mortal        palenefs 


on         my     cheek,  And         glory 


my       _  Geo, 


And,  &c. 


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With  ail  thy  quick'ning  pow'rs, 


PORTSMOUTH.         S.  M. 


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Saviour's  love,  And  that  fhall  kindle  '    ours. 


kindle 


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muimws'  Cell 

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Would    you     behold  the  works     of         God,  His  wonders     in  (he         world  abroad,       Go     with     the       man- 


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S.  M. 


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Ye  heav'nly  holts  the  fong  begin, -And  found       l:is 


Let  cv'ry  ucr.tu  re  join,  To  praife  th' eternal       God;  Ye         heav'nly  hofts  the  fong  begin.  And         found    Lis 


Let  cv'ry  creature  join,  To  praife  th'  eternal       God  ; 


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Aau  jrnt  a     cheerf';!     courage         olL 


NEWARK.        C.  M. 


t>i:  Stmt. 


rd-r-P 


liE|iii=iiiiiSiilii 


When  fancy  spreads  her  boldest  wings  And  wanders  vmcorifm'd 


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Amid  (he  various  scene  of  things,  "Which  entertain  the  mind  : 


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In  vain  we  trace   creaiiori  o'er.  In    search  of     sacred    rest;         The  v, hole  creation      is  too  poor  To  make  us         wholly       blest 
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138  nantwich,      L.  M.  £>r.  ifla&an. 


My     God,  how       endless  is      thy    love  !    Thy    gifts    are  cv'rv  ev'ning        new,  And     morning  mi-. 


AIR. 


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1st.   Treble     Moderate. 


LORRAlN. 
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L.  M. 


'39 


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2d.  Treble.  Salvation      is     forever      nigh  The  souls  that  fear  and  trustthe  Lord; 


i=iii#i§i|S§8li?§iiiii 


And  grace,descending  frora  on  high,  Freshhopes  of  glory  shall  afford. 


Mercy  and  truth  on  earth  are  met,Since  Christ  the  Lord  camedown  from  heav'n;  By  his  obed'onre  so  complete,  Justice  is  pleas'd,  and  peace  is  giv'n 


-fix  s~s  ' — s  *^  , 


^Egi|l|iiig|igEgi|iiiilElliiiiiE^ 


-SZI 


i4o  SOUTHBURY.         P.  M. 


^irnrTg^^&f^^^^^ff^ffi^r  JJ  i  ii  J  i 


feElS^lSlFll=§lll=^ISliiilS=y 


Rejoice,  the  Lord     is     KiQgl  Your  Loid  ar.d      Kincj  adore;  Mortals,  give  (hanks and '-ins,  And    frtUmph 


i  O i i__^— —  «  i     i     i  


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1  -roe,  Rejoii  e 


I    say,      rejoice. 


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SOUTH  AMERICA.        L.  M. 

-PT-eS n- It ,t it— t — sir 


IDerrtcft. 


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TH~4~- •• 


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Great  God,w  hose  universal  sway  The  known  and  unknown  worlds  obey,  Now  give  (lie  kingdom  to  (hv  son, Extend  hi?  pow'r,exaltbis  throne. 
AIR.  (  ' 

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iEHEZIZEESS 


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NORTH  AMERICA.         L.  M. 

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Now  let  our  inoiirnful  songs  record  The 'dying  sorrows  of  our  Lord  ;  'When  he  eompiain'u  in  tears  and  blood,  As  one  forsaken  of  his  Go'.?. 


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2d.  Treble 

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INFIRMITY. 


Soft. 


£erricTt. 


XnZU-lel[C-ggL'PS3 


Tis  l>ut       a       few  w hose  days  amount     To 


E=EEE 


-C.  M. 

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threescore  ^ean  and  ten, 

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I.  I.oud. 


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sorrow,  toil  and     pain,  1  - 

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And     all  beyond  that  small  account  Is     sorrow,     toilanil     pain,  [s  sorrow,  toil  and  pain.  J  9 

1  2 


HAMPTON. 


Sevens. 

"~T1 


^rltlgro'ue. 


Angels,  roll  the  rock  away,  Death  yield  up  thy  mighty  prey  :  See !  he  rises  from  the  tomb, 
AIR.  Sprightly. 


Glowing     with     immortal 


bloom. 


iilSiSii^igigliSlllEiiilgliii 


CHORUS. 

Soft..  Loud;  Soft:  Loud. 

...  listmrr'""" 

Hallelujah,  praise  theLord,     Hallelujah,  praise  the  Lord,        Praise,  praise,  praise,  praise,        Hal  -  le  -    lujah,        praise     the    Lord 

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I 


^^^^^^^g^^^^^^p^gs^ 


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2  'Tis  the  Saviour,  angels  raife 
Your  triumphant  fong  of  praife  ; 
Let  the  heaven's  rernoteft  bound 
Hear  the  joy  infpiring  found. 


'    S  Now,  ye  faints,  lift  up  your  eyes, 
Now  to  glory  fee  him  rife ; 
Mark  his  progrefs  through  the  fky, 
To  the  radiant  world  on  high. 


4  Heaven  difplays  her  cryftal  gate  ; 
Enter  in  thy  royal  ftate  ; 
King  of  glory,  mount  thy  throne, 
Tis  thy  Father's  and  thy  own, 


5  Praife  him,  all  ye  heavenlv  rhoirs, 
Strike  with  awe,  your  golden  lyres; 
Shout,  O  earth,  inrapt'roui  fong, 
Let  the  (trains  be  loudan-iftrong. 


144 


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AMSTERDAM.         C.  M. 


t=fc± 


rpervfclt. 


—      ~r  itlSz:  ; r;  _  ipemcit. 

ieir  flocks  by  night,  The  antel  of  the  Lord  «m».*«™  *..,,_»„_,    ,   .         ... 


■phcfda  watch'd  theirflocks  by  night, 


The  angel  of  the  Lord  came  down,  And  glory,  Andglon '.  fed  glory  -!,on,  around. 

jltA-Hrj j-H :    AH  seated  on  the  gfOTind, And  glOry  shonearonnd, 

\  And  glory  shone aroimd,  And  >ho»c around 

•    '■    ■'* 


■       BEATIFICATION.        L.  M.  feem'tft. 


t&C. 


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zizz'titztizzzi^ZLZ  xzz_ 


—tz4 


tP-P-Ft^-- 


When  pain  and  anguish  seize  mc,  Lord,  All  my  support  is  from.tliy  word  ;  My  soul  dissolves  for  heaviness  :  Uphold  me  with  tliy  strcngth'ning  grace. 


y   ,  mm   ,  JLJ^ZZJZltllfzrt^ 

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-\—  . 

The  proud  have  fram'd  their  feoffs  and  lies,  They  watch  my  feet  frith  envious  eyes,  And  tempt  tny  foul  tofcaresand  fin,  \et,  &c. 


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The  proud  have  fram'd,  &c. 


gtrTltflfBg^^rri-H^^fe^ 


CHffli^T^—— 


The  proud  have  fram'd  their  feoffs  and  lies,  They  watch  my  feet  with  envious  eyes,  And  tempt  my  foul  to  fnares  and  fin,  \  et  thy  Commands  I  ne'er  decline. 

.,  ~&*J!izbzzrEz±ztzz!z:±zcz:tziz^z:tzitbtu:z±t 

The  proud  have  fram'd,  &c. 


T 


146 


AIR— Ch.vrfui. 


DENBIGH.     L.  M. 

4-i-r  t- 


Soft. 


From    all     that         dwell       below  the  sky.Let  the  C  re  -     a-  tor's  praise     arise  :      Let     the  Redeemer's 


_Q_ 


fe 


— =1-S — ^fc-4 ^4 P-T^- a=t — FFg    r    f^ 1 — F-I^ — ^H- 


=ii=E@E^giEli 


Dame     be         sung,  Thro'  cv  -  ry         land,        by 


. v'     -     ry     tongue.  E  -  ternal       arc     thy       mercies  Lord;     L'- 


ev'ry 


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by  *v'  -  ry         tongue, 


DENBIGH,        Continued. 

Soft. 


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-T-*v»- 


--F- 


ternal  truth       attends  thy  word ;  Thy  praise  shall  sound  from  shore      to         shore,  Till        suns  shall  rise  aad 


IliiliiiiiSi^iiii^ieiiSilii 


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Very  Soft. 


Moderate  &  Loud. 


Soft. 


Loud. 


Lively. 


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suns         shall  rise     and     set  no  more. 


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thanks  approach  his  a.yful  sight,  An  1  psalms  of  honor  sing  ;  Lhc  Lord's  a  God  of  boundless  might,    1  he  whole  creations  king,  The,  ic. 


ft 


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PLYMPTON.         C.  M. 


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for-     -     fook  ?  &c. 


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forfook?  Nor  will,  &c 


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Tlius         David         once        in  anguifh         fpoke, 


Thus       David,  &c. 


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And  thus         our  dying 

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thus         our         dying  Lord. 


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Derrick. 


DERN.         Sevens, 
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I  ord,  mc  come  before     (hce  now,     At     thy     feet    we     humbly  bow  ;  O  !  do  not  onr  suit  disdain,  shall  wc  seek  (bee,  Lord, in  vain  ? 
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Lord,  ou  thee  our  souls     depend,     In        compassion     now     descend  :  Fill  our  hearts  with  thv  rich  grace,  Tune  our  lips     to  sing  thy  praise. 


^BM^S 


ISlWBSi 


DELAWARE.        C.  M, 


AIR.    Lively, 


iDan&el- 

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jztfz.^1 — z^iZifztjzztXpjz 

Let  forthwith  ev'ryisleand  scallejoice  theSaviour  reigits  :  His  word  like  fire  prepares  his  way,And  mountains  inelt  to  plains,  And  mountains,  Sec- 
be 'PfTp-^-filP-- T-j-r  T^FlF^ Tfi?I T-f"Tn-pT-p-T---1r1-iTn--T£RT-STpfTPPTe-Tr 


g^i^^Mi^^i^^^^^B 


— ZfcZu — .— 


:fr 


POLAND. 


S.  M. 


iHajrtm. 


&Tiz£zzEfe?lzz*E±^ 


LZ^Ipz^TzEzpzIEr'  - 

Shall  wego  <ni  tosin,  Because  thy  grace  abounds, 


Or  crucify  the  Lord  again, And  open  all  his  wounds,  And  open  all  his  wounds, 

T^^r-fpfTzfzf" 


tosin,  Because  thy  grace  abounds,  Or  crucify  the  Lord  again,  and  open  afi  his  won 


ZiZP 


Or  crucify  the  Lord  again,  and  open  all  his  wounds.  And  open  all  hss  wounds  ? 


r^Tffimrjiif  rf  f  h  r  iffftrir  rfftr r 1.  e  i  uEEBlii 


Or  crucify  the  Lord  again.  And  opeu  all  his  wouacls,  Aad  open,   all  his  wooiido? 


\  V-ry   Slow. 


GERMAN  HYMN.         L.  M. 


g)lcpel. 


^S^^^gP' Jliftf  ^jdftJ^J  uWr^fESSi 


. 


So  fades  the  lovely  blooming  flow'r,  Frail,  smiling  solar..- of  an  hour  !  So  soon  our  transient  comforts  fly.  And  pleasure  only  blodms  to  die. 


:4-> 


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m^m^$m±^^iu^Mw^&w^^^wm 


B}. 


Wm 


MERRIMACK.         S.  M.  Iprmcfe. 


My  Cud,  permit  my  tongue  This  joy  to  call  thecniine; 


To  taste  thy  love  divine,  To  tast<  tby  lore  divine 


ii3-iSS|iiiialE4!|SgSiigBieiii 


And  let  my  early  cries  prevail,  To  taste,  &tc. 


"  And  let  my  early  cries  prevail,  T'J  taste  thy  love,  To  taste  t.r»  lore  dmne,  1  o  t 


, — i — -    


LEWISTON. 


S.  M. 


J-0 '.—i 


fcomup. 


§§y 


r_Zp_*._#._*.___fti. *_, 


EgjgEggiEiggggiii^gEli 


Lord,    what  a  feeble        piece      ft  this  our  mortal  frame  ? 


Our 


Our         life,  how     poor  a 


' ■ ■  »         1  1  M  _    >     •    .1      • __ pp  ot  a.    -Via        ,    I,-.       <i ~M 


Our         life,     how  poor  a  trifle  'tis,      .   Our 


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Our     life  how  poor     a 


tri    .    fie 


'tis,         Our,  &c. 
2 


life,    how  poor     a 


-^^m^t^m^MmMmm^^ 


tri  -  fle  'tis,         That    fcarce,  &'c. 


IgiililiiiiliSiEliiElililEli 


2 


tn 


fle 


'tis        That  fcarce        de 


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fertres         the         name,         That  fcarce   defcrves       the  nam;'.       1 


life,    how  poor      a 


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trifle 


'tis,         That  fcarce,  &c. 


P- 1* 


w — [ r — T-^ — W — r —     T F — 1 — F"*"~tf~" " i ' — T1 


'54 


3B=t 


sp 


ANTHEM Psalm,  xxiv. 

i  ' — * 


tKJtlltams. 


3£ 


Lili  up  your  heads 


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pi 


o 

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ELCJLT  r  >•  r«  -■'  Cf  mg-Llli-CJ 


ye         ga.tcs,  ye         gates,  and       be  ye  lift  up 


lUi 


SEE 


rfctt 


fl    r  ir;cf| 


Lift  up  your  heads 


Hi-lilr-llii^iEi? 


O  ye gates,         and  be  yc   lift 

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-f— p-=h 


up  ye 


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Lift  up  your     heads  O  ye 


gates, 


ill 


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A 


and     be     ye     lift 

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^ 


up         ye 


everlasting       door.% 


o  r  ^ 


and     the  King  of         glory         shall  come 


in, 


^F^F— V^~W^— ——-— — =pq=q-yq-=p=: — =z=e=Tzgz=g=Trzz"zpzpLipft^=n|: 

glor;»,       of 


everlasting         doors, 


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and  the  King  of 

zzacz: 


izri: 


»  f  r_. .- 


glory 


shall     come 


in. 


r  r.  f  1  '  I 


everlasting         doors. 


and   the  King  of    '       glo    -    ry,  and  the  King  of        glory  shall     coaie 


in, 


ANTHEM, 


Continued. 


'5* 


and     the     King    of  2I0-     -     ry  shall         come         in,  shall  come     in,  and    the  King  of 


glo-     -     ry 


shall         come         in, 


T _ _ f.  -fo~  y--  T-rp-f»-y  — r- 

—  m — P- — r~y~  ~  it  zzf-zt  :*ft -Zpzpziz 

1— ^ — fc~g-^zx_ -^=^ .v  —  fc^UiTi s_x_ 


come     in 


U 


3E^ 


and     the  King  of        glo- 


ry    shall      come       in, 


at: 


and     the    King  of 


T-n-3 — 


.i=pB=i 


n 


and  the     King  of         glo- 


ry 


shall 


come         in, 


ind     the  King  of 


IpiillHii-aiai 

glory  shall  come     in. 


iEz=&z:: 


-k- 


_R_| 


shall  come     in. 


It     is     the 


Lord, 


stro- 


glory  shall         come     in.  tr. 


I t    W      W »    rT " j_ 

It       is     the  Lord, 


glory 


glory 


shall 


come     in. 


Who     is      the     King  of         glory  ? 


It  is     thft 


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ANTHEM,         Continued. 


ng         the         Lord,  .^fiong  and  mighty,       mighty       ia  battle 


graiig^ifegn-i-LMi 


And  tri- 


al of  the  sword. 


-=y-« 


«» -*; 


~P **• 


iigniiiiigl 


and 


strong  and  mighty,        mighty       in  battle, 


IEEE 


' 


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5=^ 


tri-     -     -     al         of  the         «word. 

* — * 1- 


strong     and      mighty,       mighty         in         battle,  and      tri- 


and      tri-     ,     „     .      al     of  the  sword. 


IHIl^lIiEl 


T 


-  .1    -  JJZXM 


II       The  earth  is  the  Lord's  aud  all  that  is       therein.  the  compass  of  tiie  world,  and  all  that     d«V.l    therein. 


ANTHEM,        Continued. 


lS3 


^mm^^mmgMggmm 


For  he  hath  founded  it  upon     the  seas,         and     prepar-.     - 


ed  it  uj)on     the  Hoods 


5E5 


Lively  tc  Loud 


Slow. 


:»_*:i*  ^T'^9TZ9ztTp._f.T_:^_TQ_T_z- 


t= 


_i:pz  z  £zp  :zzpzi  z^z:  z:  ~z£z  ::*r^:  :^zb:i:Lz 

Hallelujah.,     Hallelujah,     ILilleiujah,  Amen,  Amen,  Amen, 


f£* 


A 

r-*~*-r 


-fjf-r-p 

-     -       men,  Amen. 


IPiiiggliliiiiil|iEiililiI":3iS 


ffziizzzaz: 


- — i  ~p — aif 


!_ IM 

cKEEE 


AIR. 


Slow  &  Soft. 


ri      i.af<r. 


~F- 


S\_p  p , 0__ .0_i_L pi_  £2L/—2 


Vital  spark     of  hcav'nly  llame,  Quit,     Oil!  quit  this  mortal  frame  !  Trembling,  hoping)  ling'ring,  i:  !  the  pain  the  bh 


lillI§eiii^^!ilil!Siiiiiiii8S3 


p-||EpEg|;ip| 


f-'lUrij.rtl  rTtegff  iillM  -  fefcs 


Slow  &  Soft. 


Increase. 


Loud.  Scf(. 


'.  Soft. 


llfiS^liiiiiii^S^iiiSiSiiSii 


,  Cca-e  fond  nature, cease  thy  strife,  And  let  me  languish  into  life.  Hark,  tkc.y  whisper  angels  say,  ttrey  whisper     angels 


^pp[^lCT^feKp#J  ■  1 1 .-  P 


§§ii 


pZZJQ 


Hark,  ilafk,  they  wlusper  angels  say. 


Loud.       Loud.     Soft. 


NEW-YORK,        Continued. 


:zrpz 


i^y^iiiiifesii 


Q 

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Loud. 


l59 


=£S^S£££fe 


P--ir;H +^WTFP_hFtP^^Q:1Tp-£t^iHr 

— F^-t-rH-P^Pi-r-i-r-fp^i  f iTf-  ~  JE   *  ""^ 


Hark,  Hark,  they  whisper,  angels    say,       Sister  spirit  come     away,     Sister     spirit  come  away.    What  is    this      ab- 


iiSI=SliliSSSiisii8Hliii^l|lllll|E: 


~F*— •»— 


H 


whisper     angels     say,     Hark, 


ZEmZpM 


Im* 


I     ?  if        i 


E^^^^^s^^^Bg^a^^r 


Soft. 


Loud: 


Soft. 


Increaft.  J.oucL- 


orbs  me  quite,  steals  my  senses,   shuts  my  sight,  Drowns  my  spirits,  draws  my  breath,  Tcll'me my   soul  can  this     be  death,  Tell  me  my  soul  can 


I££f£ 


sa^^teea^aa^^ssg 


p- — 


u J f 


S^fe^SS^Eiiife^^SI^PS^Sl^Sfe; 


pifeipMi=iiiiiisgiii 


It!  It 


t     /""*\ 


i3p: 
rSEfc 


-h-H-- 


^:pq 


\Co 


Soft. 


NEW-YORK,         Continued. 


Iplliiiiilllgg^iEl^ 


Increase. 


:i^zc: 


P^il^lP^ 


i i. 

1=3 


this  be  death. 


The  world  recedes     it         dif  -  appears,  Heav'n  opens     on  my  eyes,  My  ears  with  sounds  se  -  raph  -  ic     rinp. 


zn 


IH^-!gi^:gpi^|-i^|g^g^|Ei 


XJU2 


§eEe 


P^r.-I— 6- 


Iglllliiiliilgiililii 


3^=pqp= 


i^^Hilil 


I  Lively  &  Bold. 


^gg^ff^T^TrTfTRTlr^  r  r  r  titrrBsP 


Lend,  lend  your  wings,  I  mount,  I     fly,     0  grave  where  is  thy     victory,     O  grave  where  is  thy     victory,  O  death  where  is  thy 


^Pllpillililiisipiigl^i^lifei 


:gfS^g^lgiggS^|¥^#f^E^EfiiiiS^:li^ii 


i 


NEW-YORK,         Continued. 

4§t 


161 


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sting,  O  grave  where  is  tliy  victory,  O  death  where  is  thy  sting,  Lend,  lend  your  Mings,  I  mount,  I    fly,      O  grave  where  is  thy  victory,  thy 


nm 


pllillipilifglOgpslSSSiifi^ii 


^Milm  tim^wsmimm. 


> J ~-r-l-A 1- 


fztHzdzi: 


t~    .       .1  -—rT~—--TZ~~>      ~    ~ 


G? — H~ 


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to* 


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izzzr: 


r,  "rz_izj it z iz  i— zov  g~'--t s-T^e— — @-+- — r-XP-— -&•- 


virtory,  O  grave  where  is  thy  victory,  thy  victory,  O  death  where  is  thy  sting,  O  death  >.<  here  is  thy  sting.  Lend,  lend  your  wings.  I  niouat,  I  By,  I 
rZZZ^LZt^znZZlTD-f--3-- 


^^^fz^^M^MMlWa^MM 


«rpz(M2fc=^=r=tp^ 


-33- — ::•.»   i:_: — a.jZ£_£.:t0Z-:_zi 


^(EZftitzgT:^^— ~--r-t-(1 Tg-g-g — ie -itt rziizzzzrz:itiz:TnEZ^Z£X£.T:pzzrai:pzD:ipz::s: 


iQz 


NEW-Y0RK,         Continued. 

Slow. 


ftrirrfif'fi|'ri|'firTffifTfM'i-ri'' 


mount,       I  fly,       O    grave  where  is  thy       victory,    thy    victory,     O       death,  O       death,       where      is         thy       sting 


BnHrif r  r  I  F^ 

■  •   -fir     "*pt 


[ — I — 


Hi 


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rTrrfiTrirrircrrir:rfi"iTiuH 


£* 


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ANTHEM Psalm  cxvii. 


Gaflliamsi. 


pEi§EgliEliEiill^igi§lililili 


f~p- 


£5E 


I 


AIR. 


O       praise  the  Lord,  all  ye     heathen,         praise  the  Loril,  all  yc        nations,  praise  him,  praise  him,       praise  him  all  ye 

ftP    i-  m-iu T-o-r-T-n-T-D~ 


1 63 


ANTHEM,         Continued. 


:  :zp:^i 


people;     t  For  his         merciful     kindness  is       ever  -  more,  and  more  towards  us,  and   the     truth   of  the   Lord  en       -  dureth     for- 


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b  f    f  :  ■  «  I  I  ^ 


£K 


••-•— 


izpztzizg—Ez: 


:=±i-_._ 


E^EE 


JEZjf 


p-f 


H  T]rriT:rj[TTnin^ 


chorus By  Dr.  jMIer. 


r^  hi  -,  _   ,,     j^  _  _    i  ■         _  _  |  M  ||  ^fc  I  ^^    *       9     J    •    ^^  ___  j*>  "____« *3 I  t  ^™  I  |       &*^     .  „         ,  


ever,  And  the  truth  of  the    Lord     endur    .    eth  for  -  ever. 


For         ever     halle   -     lujah,  For       ever  •  hallc     -     lujah,  For 


— «*— ^ 

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§ii§S=i^llliliilliiiililililpi=iI 


zzzrzrrti]ZTzdz1z=lzTZsz--=r=»z-ez: 


=^jp^g^fz|z&f=^zjz^|rfzj=fzfz:^&=: 


164 


-  < » 1  J. 


r  ■  j  r  r- * 


ANTHEM. 


Continued. 


•pjJUjrlf  t  ,tafltH%HH 


ever         halle    -     lujah,  and       ever      lialle    - 


lujah,   foe         ever  and         ever,      for 


ever      and  ever,       for       ever,       and 


Lr  ^}  h^uvuuuiuiuiMJiMtt  n\m 


\ r  r  ^I'Pf/T7^'1 


'^•r.iffM^fTnfiLf  rippfi 


™^= 


I 


'g=^f=g|g=g^g^Egg;^iEgr=Eg|||g|E|||^|^| 


erejj       for         ever   and  ever,      for         ever,    hallo     -  lajah,  and      ever  halle     -     lujah,  for         ever     and        ever,     for 


^SS^SsBngl  fTTTTgBfa  cr  I  f  r  r  1  ggl 


-JF-  ^     ^  «         -w—  w 


ANTHEM,         Continued. 


10 


zzjziz^z^z-ziz-. — 4^-J— -*—- l *^--  -L_i-_ fL-^*_.i~3---  z--i^:rzi*.ijjt^: 

ever      and        ever,    for  -    ever,     halle     -    lujah,    and     ever,     halle    -    lujah,     halle    -     lujah,  halle    -     lujah,  haile  -  lujah,  halle-. 


if  EFT  r  f  0  P f  tr0LnMllkmt0^UX 


ztz 


rzgzU- 

I «£_£# 


-•--•■- 


=-  izezezf  z:  z±zf  zBz:  z:  zzzzf  z:  izf  zf  zfzfcz  izzz  zzEz^±zrfztztzizEztztz|z 


a  :IEztz£ 


SVOW; 


ZZX=PT! 


H: 


lujah,    halle     -     lujah,  halle    -  lujah,    halle  -     lujah,     halte      -     l»'ja"> 


A      -  men. 


men. 


m^im^smm^^^ 


*—■**■ 


._*.. 


•_  zp:z&_ 


5v 


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pzzizzzj: 


. _, : ' 


i; 


HsUrfUli 


=F5: 


--  —  zpz  z~ '  r  ~F~rTr~rT~f 


^ZZIIZZZZZZZIZZZZZIZZZZZIZZZ 1 t ^flzzl l  bring  yon  glad  tidings  of 

^^==  ill      III      r  ||  ji  f  P  l  p  f  i  li^y^j 


ztzz: 


35 


^l'1  II,  ,11,,  II    lil^tWll  i I    111 

_     i  2  *ar  ante  you,  antoyoafr       born     this     day,      in  (he      city     of  lWd,     [a  (be 


; — i^-^iLJ^|rdc5itz±tcstt:zH 


rr-^fi 0-* 


>y  which  shali  be  to  all  people. 


I'  I  I  I1  II  '  I  HI  M  |l      |  I  I'  '  l||  | 


•znz • tzt:  ~z 


ZZZff-rid-^ 1--1— n— - For^otoyo^nnto     you         is  born  tins     dav,  itv,     In  the 


'.i-ZJLlUUJ 


ANTHEM, 


Continued. 


l67 


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#— *• 


U*-l*«»- 


-— F-> 


;T3ri 


city      of    David,     A  Saviour,  who  is         Chrift         the         Lord,    a         Saviour,    who     is 


Chrifl     the         Lord. 


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Glad 


Si 


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i:_i__izi_, — t-^g-1 


tidings, 


Glad 


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tidings, 


S.j. •_-. ^ — I — ' & — U— J-_| U-j,,! L.^^! , i~*-tr™l p_ 


Glad 


tidings 


of         joy, 


UXr^Fr^f-fF-f-El^^^ffif-^l 


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Glad  tidings,     glad         tidings       of 


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Glad         tidings, 


joy,     ^,-glad         tidings  which  fliall  be      to     all 


-h«r — ,.-jj 

-tfatatl 1 «•-* 


tidings,  glad        tidings,  glad        tidings,  glad  tidings        of        jey, 


Glad  tidings         of         joy,       ^  '  .1 


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ANTHEM, 


Continued. 


ll\tlt\j'M\i>\-  -    \    - 


7-r-g— : — rr.| ,.,  i  f  1 1  it  rjjju.7 1  r .  imrtrTTn 

You  fhiU     find  the  bate         wrapt  in  fwadlihs     clothes,  !v-     -     -  we       in       a    man- 


-  ing       in       a    mac- 


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1 


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li^p^iiliftil^liiigliisi^ 


p._.jL.«.fri:| 


And  fuddenly  there  was  with  the  angel  a      multitude       of  the     heiv'n-     -     - 


nly  hoft. 


mmwmmmummimmmz 


•Tiger. 


And  fuddenly  there  was  with  the  angel  a       mu'.tit'id"     of  the     heav'n-     -     ly,  heav'nly,  heav'nlj 


And  fuddeDly  therr  was  with  thr  p.ngel     a     multitude     of  the     heav'n-     -     lj     holt 


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And.  fuddenly  there  was  w  Lcit  the  a:  gel  a    multitude 


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ANTHEM,         Continued 

aza 


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— 1 —  ^— l__— . — 3 , 3 _L_ — I — I — ■ 


Glory  to  Cod  in  the  highest:.  Glory  to  God  in  the  highest,  and  on  earth  peace, 


i z t i . c__j zbtz ijz_t_Lifi— ^~i^_is^i|^]jj E_i_i_zztz^_t_|zi4_ 


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Prais   -    .   . 


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irr 


rjE^a 


^: 


ing'God,  and  sajing, 


plilppiillll 


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•t t %rfc4r- 


EfebaE±3z^^ 


-iziizp 


._ez' 


peace,  good  will  towards  men.  Hallelujah,  hallelujah,    hallelujah,  hallelujah,    hallelujah,     halle  -  lujah,  hallo  -  lujah,  haile  -  lujah 


iSHzzzzS^ffiEfeEEHbzEi 


Js 


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t_;  ^T_..A:_rzjr"tiJ4 


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170 


Brisk. 


ANTHEM Suitable  for  Thanksgiving. 

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O  praife  the  Lord,  O  praife  the       Lord,         6  praife  tht.     Lord,  praife  the  Lord, 


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m-±- 


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O  praife  the  Lord, 

:=::b— L4 


Si 


O  praife  the  Lord,  praife  the  Lord, 


O  praife  the         Lord,  all         yt         nations, 


:~-E-&: 


-i — *#-*•-»- 

O  praife  the  Lord,         O  praife  the       Lord,  O  pnife  the  Lord, 


'■r'lftcif'Etf^^i 


!^=Jz1fa 


O  praife  the         Lord,       O  praife  the     Lord,      O       pxaife,  praife  the  Lord. 
Soft.  Loud. 

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Sofe.  Loud.  ^ .  Soft. 

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Praife  hirr.  :-.!i  ye         people,  Praife  him  all  ye         people, 


tggrzrrrrtuu  ti\  r\tii\mi 


O.praife  the  Lord,  praife  the  Lord,      O  praife  I  Lord, 


^    w  1*    \*  w    w    \0  0  ptaje  the  Lord,         O  praife  the     Lord,     O  praife  the     Lord, 

i^liiliillllTliiiilii^ 

*   ^  0  praife  the  Lcrd,  0  praife  the    Lord, 


mi 


Loud.  ANTHEM, 


Continued. 


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P-^+F-j^-^ — - —  -z  — Ez^  -  -  —  -5~+ flzzh ±i  -3-^-  -3-^-  ±±±  -F-F-F-F-  EE^-  -F^F-F-  Fl 

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all  ye  nations, Praise  h.im3all  ye  people, Praise  him, all  ye  nations, Praise  him.  all  yepeople,Praise,  Praise,praise  him, all  ye  nations, Praise  him, all  ye 

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z^zl=z^ippll!il§ll^i^^pizi^SyEllEi=iili 


E&s^fcffrtE 


Lively. 


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zfezf :  izzzc  :zz3:  :tzk  ~^~-  ~-~  — f — fere: — 

-:zzzz_zzzife- 


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his  falvation,         from  day       to  tb 


Sow  forth         his  falvation,  Show  forth  his  falvation,         from  day       to  day.  Show  forth  his  fai- 

ft_ft TjR.i_zf!:z_^(ti^_  n  _    ft  ft  "SzT 


pecple,     Praife,    Praife,  praife  the  Lord.  Show  forth  his  falvation,         his  fetoaSon,         his  falvation,  from  day     to     day. 

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Show  forth  his  falvation, 


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Show  forth  his  falvation, 

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Show  forth 


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Show  forth  his  falvation, 


Shaw  forth  his  falvation,    his  falvation 


{?-.— -  "-* 


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I?2 


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ANTHEM,         Continued. 


ft 


r  &  l  &i  r  rir  ri  .  __-  -  \tefK  L  rt  uX\ 

\*    *  *^  Praia-  the  Lord,  I*    ^    ^    ^ 

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■^J^   L  |L  L.  L  L|LL  *  L(Lptrtft  J|L_|_.*-  |  frE  f  1    -    |i  L  L  l|l_Ugj=| 

alvation,       Show  forth  his  fahation,  Make  mention  of  his  wond'rous  works,  Praife  the  Lord,  Make  mention  of  iis  wond'rous    * 

Pfefe 


Erajfe  the  Lord, 


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5EzzE_±____jj;  zjp_E_E_z_:  :|z|_5Eif: :  -  E  ^iz_IEEEj_p  zf  |zEi?EE:  :____E-  z_E_EEE  :_EE_z[zEt:  fcfcg^j 


Show  forth  bis  falvation, 

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z~z3Hzsz*Iz_:3zz^z^ 


works, 


Show  forth  his  lalvation, 


Hi     maketk      peace     in     thy 


Shew  forth  hir  Solvation,  Show  forth  his  falvation,  _   .  #.-■»  -».  Ue    maicetn      peace     in     tny 


Show  forth     his  falvation,     Show  forth  his  faivation,  from  day  to  day, 


a- e 


i  ''~  w      r^_(-T___^?_.' 1 J ___LL_ ___,.*" 

Shew  forth  his  falvation,  Show  forth  his  falvacivi1, 


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z:  _rz_zpz:  ~  rzzzpirzzz/ 


J-  ____—— - 


GriVf* 


ANTHEM, 

Lively. 


Continued. 


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and       filleth  us, 


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borders,  ^  # 

He  maketh  peace  in  thy     borders,  & 


\nd" 


E&! 


And  filleth        us  with  the         finest     of     the     wheat, 


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za 


llzHEEErz 


And     lilleth  us, 


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And 


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And  filleth         us  with  the       finest  of  the         ^hcat. 

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lilleth 


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ztztzt=tz:tez:^ztz 


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Bless     the     Lord,  O  our   souls,  and  torget not 

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^|EE^EiiEpSEp|EE|Ep||^EF| 

EE^^cE  -^^QzpzE  !±^|z^zp|zz-zz|zzzz^zzz|zzzz-zz: 


4 


ALN  iiii^vi.,         continued. 


all  his  benefits.  *  Z.  *      *    * 


an  iii.i  jji  nun  i  >.  "■ 

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all  hi  ■  1»:  11 

, —  ___ — „» — ^. 


Bl<   .  the         Loid,       ()     our  souls, 
1 — ^      


■*-\0 — i*» — *»— 
and     forget     not         all  fi is  bene 


— I — *—. — ** *• — + _ _ 


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;zr^zizlzi3i3z2z 


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zztzgztziz^:  ^ztztz±ztzt5ztzEfed 

Praise  the  Lord,  all  ye  nation?,  praise  him  all  ye  poo;/ 


praise,         praisr  the  Lord ;   For  his      merciful         kindn     -     ia 

— r *•— *- 


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f1 


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PZJ.^JZZJZ 


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ANTHEM, 


zjzzzzz:: 


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Continued. 


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fc?-t?- 


gztzfz^zpz: 


*7  Sr 


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«._  •._ ^ — _.___£._ 


zez?z:zz: 


ZTZffZffZffZIZ 


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fc£*       I*  ft         *_*____ 


great,  is  great    toward  us, 


For  his       merciful,  his        merciful      kindness'  is     great       toward  us,    is       great      toward    us, 


— \—*TT -*t~T T _--- -T-j"B T — |-*1-^-T — I — g~T T Zi~T-i;-g 


* --— --T— T-1-j F"T~F"f T~T1~1~T~~~ r"F"ry~~-T~r~"F~T~F~F: ~B  ; 


^^^^331^Et^M^^M% 


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izzizUztzfeizizFZztzztziztzzzSzzji 


_|» — ®._#._^n.  *._!.     &  #«  


And  the  truth    of  the    Lord      endur    -     eth     for  -     ever, 


Arid  the         truth  of    the         Lord  en     -    durcth      for 


ev^r. 


i^lipiiiilggiiiiiiiiiE 


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I 


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ANTHEM,         Continued. 


— p- 


ztzzizzEzzz iztzEc 


■•  r  — :z  — 7~~^~t — ' — r~r~'    T  i  ~*"~r~' ~ri   n  ~t    E>  r~     — f-^~ 


Z^=¥^ 


,  »Vp  .*  r;~f  ,  p.  p a  ,»  r 


Blessed  be  the,     Lurd,     for 


ever 


rnon 


,       amen, 


WzbcizizzirfzizzzzzzEz 


Tth^rirtE|TX^--^4^ 


And  (he     tint})  of  the     Lord         en    -    dimt'i  for  -     ever. 


IJIi|l^=gi|p|  ^ 


tz^zzzzzrr: 


-F-^- 


fcf zS4z"^=3z3z Jzir^rzztzz  =  zzzbz  rz  -f  iy ! 
; «*_i J-tSw — >-i-CzzzBfZg_i_p 1 


■  r-i- 


n:ii.n)^ic»ti[ti[iff|Tir.tiTt[itzE]aii-gB 


men, 


Blessed  Ire  the       Lord,  for      -     ever         more,         an 


amen, 


amen, 


mfzn  lomtf fr  r  i  &  [■■  i.f  T^psprF?^ 


— '.^zizz — l  _i_.^  Z2zi i i__  zzzzzizzz_zzzzi__ . . i_jz_.meri- i^_izbz*  _i:_r If— 


HOTHAM.         Sevens. 


_    _i„__     5etensi  __    jur.  ^aoan.  jjj 

Pzzz£zlb£±?z£lE?±^^ 


Jesus,  lover  of  my  soul,  Let  mcto  thy  hosoui  ily,  While  the  nearer  waters  roll,  while  the  tempest  still  is  high  :  Hide  me,  O  my  Saviour,  hide 


±-Az 


t*= 


T-i— ^ 


B. ^ 


zizzlEzIMzzzfzdz^^ 
itzzziyiiEfcf:^ 


fr"T 


* 


^-••yT- a-  -1^— i.-T"-,l-B._a— I-p ZZtl — Z 1 ZX — ZZL  _Ll I&^_£^I^Z3I~_~a_IZ^_»_I: 1 — -ZZSZI 

my   soul  at  last. 


'Till  the  storm  of  life  is    past;  Safe      into       the    haven     guide,     O        receive, 


SySiilili=g 


o 


.receive, 


agfirriLcLPa^ 


z±=^izE[5ziLz±i=z^^ 


2  Other  refuge  have  I  none, 

Hangs  my  helplefs  foul  on  thee  ; 
Leave,  ah  !  leave  me  not  alone, 

Still  fupport  and  comfort  me  ! 
All  my  truft  on  thee  is  ftay'd, 
All  my  help  from  thee  I  bring, 


Cover  my  defencclefs  head 
With  the  fljadow  of  thy 


wing. 


3  Thou,  O  Chrift,  art  all  I  wart, 

More  than  all  in  thee  1  find  ; 
Raife  the  fallen,  cheer  the  faint, 

Heal  the  fick,  and  lead  the  blind  ; 
Juft  and  holy  is  thy  name  ; 

I  am  all  unrighteoufnefs  ; 
Falfe  and  full  of  iin  I  am  ; 

Thou  art  full  of  truth  and  grace. 


4  Plenteous  grace  with  thee  is  found, 

Grace  to  cover  all  my  fin  : 

Let  the  healing  dreams  abound  ; 

Make  and  keep  me  pure  wil 
Thou  of  life  the  fountain  art, 
Freely  let  me  take  of  thee, 
Spring  thou  up  within  my) 
Rife  to  all  eternity. 


78 


HYMN  FIFTH.        P.  M.  ifttlffrobe. 

Praise  the  Lord  who  reigns  above,  And  keeps  his  courts  below ;  Praise  the  holy   God  of  love,  And   all  his     greatness      show: 


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hfs-1  p  r  >  i  .  f  1  f  .rtrfr 


9 


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K-['"t,rllf.f[iJ''J 


bli^l^E^i^iaiiifppppp^^^^ 


Praise  bim  .'or  his  noble  deeds,  Praise  him  for  his  matchless  pow'r;  Him  from  whom  all  good  proceeds,  Let  heav'n  and  earth  adore. 
4ZI 


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ypigfieii 


piilllSII^pppill^iiii^^gpiii 


Publifh  fpread  to  all  around 
The  £re;tt  Emmanuel's  name  ; 
Let  the  trumpet's  marfhal  found 

Kiin  Lord  of  hofts  proclaim. 


Prvife  him,  tvW  tuneful  firing, 
All  the  reach  of  heav'nly  art, 
All  the  pow'rs  of  muGc  bring, 
The  mulk  of  the  heart. 


3  Him  in  whom  we  live  and  move, 
Let  ev'ry  creature  finp  ; 
Glory  to  their  Maker  pive, 
And  homage  to  their  King, 


Hollowed  be  his  name  beneath, 
As  in  heav'n  on  earth  ador'd  1 
Praife  the  Lord  in  cv'ry  breath, 
Let  ail  thing*  praile  the  Lord. 


FALMOUTH. 


Sevens. 


AIR. 


SDr.  iHaUan. 


Soft. 


179 


Lord  we  come  before  thee  now,  At  thy  feet  we  humbly  bow  ;  O  do  not  oar  suit  disdain,  Shall  we  seek  thee  Lord  in  vain  ?  Lord     on 


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3H^:±dLZ^E|±fcj^^ 


,. «.^.«.i___. 


Loud. 


Soft. 


Loud. 


S^iiSgiiiSiiiSigiiilliipSElgp 

!|  thee,our  souls  depend,  In  compassionnow  descend,  Fill  our  hearts  with  thy  rich  grace,Tune  our  lips  to  sing  thy  praisc,Tune  ourlij.s  to  sing  thy  praise. 


fcFFl5;E=zt_ 


P-m- 


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Z^IZZIZ^Z^ZTZjEZgEII 


:i:pt_z_:5:i_c 


.^Zirzzsz 


3  In  thine  own  appointed  wav, 
Now  we  feek  thee,  here  we'ftay  ; 
Lord,  we  know  not  how  to  go, 
Till  a  blefling  thoubeftow. 


■1  Send  fome  meffage  from  thy  word, 
That  may  joy  and  peace  afford  ; 
Let  thy  fpirit  now  impart 
Full  falvation  to  each  heart, 


5  Comfort  thofe  who  weep  and  mourn, 
Let  the  time  of  joy  return  ; 
Thofe  who  are  caft  down,  lift  up  ; 
Make  them  ftrong  in  faith  and  hope 


6  Grant  that  all  may  feek,  and  find 
Thee  a  gracious  God;  and  kind ; 
Heal  the  fick,  tke  captive  free  ; 
Let  us  all  rejoice  in  thte. 


iSo 


_  _       _  _  • Q_       D_C5 Qi __  _  _     _ 

~P"T"p  • W'T    ~Q    "T"C,.p"T    C    T pZfp.: pi T  t  '  ll  --  ~\~& ■  W    f    W~~[    &  * - 


Soft. 


FUNERAL  ANTHEM Rev.  xiv. 

Loud.  Soft. 


fetmball. 


I.oud. 


r_,.^_^ ^_Jt_ft_«._* 


1  ll  I  jT2^ 


[  hoard  a     great  voice  from  hrav'n,       I  heard  a  groat  voice   from  hcav'n,      nyiog  unto      me, 


saying  iinto 


bizzzzzziizz*:*: 


s^Ill^ilgllllislipil 


4v- 


E  -^S:EzH:b:pr|r--±rz3::  :3zzb  ilizf- 1  ^p[{[.  r  ||    |  f^p 


re 


t-i-r 


in 

111 


I. cud. 


Soft. 


I-oud. 


H       ^FFtW^T"^  r  r  t  f  :u.--""i  t.  cr  r  r  t  °  i "  i u  i  ^ J  I » 

•j:z?  zlrzjzzzzE  -zIzzEf  zrztzf ::  EEzzizzfzbzSEtE  E^zzf :  EEzjzz:  zzE: 


,d-    _Q rl^Z-r 


-—e--p— 


— LIU  r;: 

i|     ,,  nceforth,  write  fiozn  henceforth,  write3  sed  are  the  dead,         blessed  are  the     doad,     who      die         in     the  Lord. 


m 


[Illillzlglliiliililllilisi 


ANTHEM, 


Continued. 


181 


Sat't, 


Loud. 


l=l=§^=Bl^^i^^Mi=t=^ihM^^=t^^^Mz^^ 


■._ 


:arfzzjEizraz^^ 


Even  so,  even     so,     saith  the       spirit. 


For     they  rest  from  their  labors,  they  rest  from  their  labors,  they  rest  from  their 


2 


p=eEtFr 


-fcfeEE 


I— L~r~- 


Soft. 


Loud, 


slow-: 


ilzlil^ 


labors,  and  their     works     do         follow         them,  tLxsir. works, do     follow         tficm,     thoir  works  da:     follow  cm. 


m 


IH|Ee3~E^ 


REDEEMING  LOVE.         Sevens. 

Soft. 


Loud. 


.Now  begin      tin-  heav'nlv      Ihcme,    Sin »j      aloud  in  Jesus'         name  ;       Sin'' aloud  in 


^ — h 
■   ;       Sing  aloud 


— 4— e- 


• 


rnrHT^^TfT  i  r  r  1 1 '  fr  i  i7f  i  r  r  i  f  f  t  i  r  J  ^ 


TTrrrnrtTF-f  l'»lr  M-i 


E93 


±=! 


*e— I=C— J-P-- —  - 


HlHili^l 


Soft. 


-Loufl. 


r~rr~~~.~T~l~nrT>'i"-'iir^~l"*!  i  .    j  r.i  ■  T>' i "  *  i  .  'f*  i  i     i^hF  ri-L-^Hi 

zg-o-Fy-^^n;]  j  I;  |-  j  j  i  j  j  |  fj  j;].  i  o  |  j  JTrTp M  J  J I  iT"1 

Yi.  who   his   salvation  nrove.  Triumnh        in       re   .     th-em  _  \x\o       lnv^.        Triuimih  in        re  -  deem  -  ins  love. 


prove, 


Yi ■.  who  ais  sail 


Triumph        in       re  -    deem  -  ing       lore.        Triumph  in        re  -  deem  -  ing 

i^zize-: 


—  -zc—  r=*~iz£  -izz±ipz*z*z:  :zczxii 


^^tfjTtf^-:^  ^  \  f-juu\\  „  i r  TTrHq?=EE£E% 


S?  Mourning  foul*  dry  up  your  tc.ir>; 
•    Banifh  nil  your  fears  ; 

See  your  guilt  *nd  curiV 

.     I    i 


3   Welcome  all,  by  fin  opprefl, 
Welcome  to  his  facred   reft  ; 
Nothing  brought  him  from  above, 
-•:  hing  but  redeeming  1 0  It, 


4  Hither,  then,  your  muhc  bring, 
Strike  aloud  each  cheerful  firing, 
Mortals  join  the  hoft  above, 
Joia  to  praife  redestnir.g  !  - 


HYMN  FIFTEENTH.        L.  M, 

Slow  and  majeftic. 


JHtlgcobe. 

IZIJZZJZIZIJZ?!  ZJZZjZ_._ 


183 


3zzzzz3ziz^zlz|z^ 


IZ|ZZ 


zgzzzzz; 


He  comes  !  he  comes !  the  judge     severe,     The    seventh  trumpet     speaks  him  near  ;  His  lightnings  flash,  his     thunders 

Zl^jZEzEztZI^ 


^Sll=Ei|ll|Eg=lS3^1liiyilllli 


s  t  r-^ 


lZW^  M  £4J-l-UJu 


^lpl^i=lilpl#lE^lEp=gi=eii 


CHORUS.. ..Brisk. 


roll.  He's     welcome  to  the     faithful        soul.  Welcome,  welcome,  welcome,  welcome,  welcome     to  the     faithful   soul. 


roll,  He's     welcome         to 


L 

1- 


the     faithful        soul. 

Fl 


Welcome,  welcome,  welcome,  welcome,  welcome     to  the     faithful  soul. 

1 — s~~ — r~  P"-;*r — ! — - 


yiifzzizzrz^ 

'  <W  «W"««!__!j . 

f-W  J 'It'  r  1  .in-.rr^ 


— — ^1 , — -1 V*  «W»W__J 


m;7T^iffiBrhTc 


tzt:zzz:*±~ 


2  From  heav'n  th'  angelic  voices  found, 

See  the  almighty  Jefus  crown'd  ! 

Girt  v.'ith  omnipotence  and  grace, 

And  glory  decks  the  Saviour's  face. 

Giory,  glory,  glory,  glory, 

1  jiory  decks  the  Saviour's  face. 


3  Shout,  all  the  people  of  the  flcy, 
And  all  the  faints  of  the  moll  high, 
Our  God  who  now  his  right  maintains, 
For  ever  and  for  ever  reigns  : 
Ever,  ever,  ever,  ever, 
Ever  and  for  ever  reigns. 


4  The  Father  praife,  the  Son  adore; 
The  fpirit  blefs  forever  more  ; 
Salvation's  glorious    work  is  dcrre. 
We  welcome  thee  great  Three  ;.i  One.' 

Welcome,  welcome,  welcome,  welcome, 
Welcome  thee  great  three  in  One? 


iDICATC 


^BP33]t]F4--.,i-i-|rriia]3irrl7  r  iiliiaiwirrUPg! 


With  joyful  hearts  and  tuneful  for.g,  Let  us  approach  the  mighty  Lord,  With  joyful  hearts  and   tuneful  fong,  Let  us  approach  the  mighty  Lord,  Proclaim  his 


— :z:3!:t 


"! — rrrr 


-f~f  V  "t~T 

zz:zizzzxzi: 

h  en:  tongue,         nnd  found  his     wond'rous  truth  abroad.       His  glorious  name  on  golden  lyres,  Strike  all  the     tuneful     choirs       abort,         And  bounJlcfs 


=; 


m 

— _■ 


bSiPBE^^^aiirnt  \\  f  I  LJa^l-£..I^B! 


^ggiilEipSil 


POEM,         Continued.  185 


natura's  realms  confpire,  To  celebrate  his  matchlefs  love.    The  heav'n  of  heav'ns  is  his  bright  throne,  And  cherubs  wait  his  high  beheft,  Yet  for  th;  merits  of  his 


_Q_T_^_fiL 


Silk 


iSlSliillMf! 


izrrxz 


Z%  ZZpliZl, 


-F-r-H — 


pzfxfzzziiT^Ezie^izp-^ 


t    I  fTnpg:" 


-F-  -P 


^r^r^^feBgz^S; 


--»*-- 


izz^jzzzzztzzzzzzzj 
: 1 1 — z_zzzj 


Son,  He        vifit*  men  in         humble     duft. 


Ill  temples         facred         to     his  name,  His     faints     aflemble  round  his 


*  .ST^s-       -.9-  /-. 


86 


POEM,         Continued. 


Slow, 


lively. 


4-HW     -     \    -\  •  1-ll-plppM'Pl 


illllllllllililllllilii^lllliiilil 

board,  Raise  their  hosanaas     to      the    Lamb,  And         ta~te      the         supprr  of   .  Lor  J.         O     God  oaf       K. 


r?\ 


""""•If  r  r  r  fTOl  laP  IllM'TTrTTTp  1 0  j^tTT^?"!"1^ 

I  joyful     diy,         W'c       dedicate    'Lis       house  to     thoc,  Here  we  would  meet  to  sing  and  pray,  And  learn  how  sweet  toy  dwellings  be. 


BASS  «0L0.... Moderate. 


POEM,         Continued. 


187 


^zp: 


zzpzHEzzzj. 

O  Kimr  of  saints 


:£p 


'  EzzzJ  5zE£=zzzz:  ~zE  :z:zze:  zzjzSzijziFf  ** 


iSiiiiiffiK 


rrp±r  zcz — ipzzh:  ::l_. 


O  tiiuu'dGod,Bov,  the  high  heav'ns  and  lend  thine  ear, O  make  this  house  thy  fix'd  abode, And  lei  the  hcav'nly  Dove  rest  iicrc. 


* 

zzz^: 


O     make  this     house  thy  fix'd       abode,  And  let     the  heav'nly  Dove  rest  hure  1  2 

^._T._p._^_T_^JL„^_T_^_ft_T_^____T. ___T ^ 


&—f 


-F — h~T-F— I— f- 


izJzzEzzEz:  :zEzzzgz|zEzzcz: : 


lIzllPEliiiillPP^liPlPI^^IlP-pllPilll 


TENOB  &  TREBLE... .Moderate; 


:zzz-fzz 

-an -j 

zzzzi: 

Within 


zzzzzt: 


z^zzjzfzzgzgzz^zg 


those     walls 


my 


Jesus'  charms  Allure  ten  thousand     souls  to  love, 


And       all    sun. 


"t: 
4- 


EzEEEE 


—      ~r  ™    1 1 r 


i88 


E^Si-IS 


POEM,         Continued 

Lively 


lively.  ^ 

iiigii-iiigiiiEif 


ported  by    his  arm.  Shine  bright  In  realms  of  bliss,  in  realms  of  bliss  above.  There  saints  of  ev'r\  tribearu!to:i2iie  ,ShalljoiB  the  armies  of  the  Lamb. 

^ pa-- T ^r  «-.-  ■  ■  j T r t -r t-*--— re- 


ported by    his  ana.  Shine  bright  in  realms  of  bliss,  in  realms  of  bliss  abov 


sgi^gissg^i 


ESag^L^iy^^  r  tfUlflE^g^i^i 


Hymn  Hallelujahs,  Hymn  Hallelujahs, 


lljiiuiiuuuiu|a..:,    iiiuui    iiaiiLiujau.,  r  ?  ,-  ■  A         A  A         fi         A 


Hymn  Hallelujahs  to     tke  Son,     Hymn  Hallelujahs     to  the 


5^^  fc*  Hymn  Hallelujahs  *  _ 


Hyma  Hallelujahs  to  the 


Soft.  Loud. 

iiliiiJ 


Slow. 


POEM,         Continued. 


-*JLZ. 


189 


:--  if  z3&^B±:«Ef  ±zfE  zez: 


a J£        _^__#_  ~| ., .    .  ■  —.      — —  — .— —      — — ©■      it A      (S. A.  _        _-_ B.      J?__f2._      £ ft 


Son, The  spirit  and  the  great  I  AM.       Their  songs  seraphic  shall# they  raise.  And  Gabriel's  lyre  the  notes  resound.  Their  songs  seraphic  shall  they 


-'^^=^zzifzfi^-^=rq:ji[zp^p=pq::z;iz=^z^z^rip=ffzzpbz^z: 


iiiillipflii^itEl^SEgi 


1 1 i-L^P^tfzt 1 — pitt|z_5i_p_t— i-E-fzi-C-i — p_x_tzzz_i_i — p_x — *_„x_p_u=- 


raisCjAnd  Gabriel's  lyre  (he     notes     resound.  And  Gabriel's  lyre  the  notes  resound 

■4—  -• — f-P-r-4  -H-- 


-£z£zizzz£zizfz£z:rfzz 

zEz£z±zzzEz±EEztz:~Ezz 


-£-£    :£-^     :P-F  -P  1 


lleav'n's full  ton'd  organ  join  ilia     praise.  And 

zp:zz:xzzzp:izpzzz_zzzizg:z^:zTz^;z5"zi^zzz~iz^:z*:zi 

-— iz^zfztzzzr: 

I-ttfca! br — , . 


^^iEzSzizlzzli^SSE^SiiEli^i^igils 


POEM,         Continued 


•qica:  the  foi:nd,  And  world  to  world  repeat  the  found,  And  world  to  world  repeat  the  found 


S^^§^fe=S 


E»zggipq-Tr~f-r-P  ■§■  j. ,-j — T»':iT"1~~rr1~T~~~TE:t»1 

x — piQiztp: 1 t±._^5l.« — Jip_i_ip-pt — ax:— I — ^ir_p3 

-m—fL  -+—£.— Q.-JL  -ft. 


g3"===E^EEE== 


Lively. 


AN  ANTHEM For  Thanksgiving. 


§*lbg. 


i9i 


I£ZIZ£Z£Z 


ZJp^~ZrjpgLjfZA  f?JEZ 


_L  _J-_U_U*-!  ZZZZTZZC m — _ 


-p&^^-l-; 


teb=^---k*tUbBt-i- 1 — J -~ 1 


-9- 


ft_|8>_®._ 


EEEF:^:^ 


O  be  joyful  in  the  Lorci,        all  yi 


U 


'  dk±zk= 


■  * zzc_i_BZfcf  _szt2zi 


tasklul — 


^>  u  ue  joytui         in  rne  ijora,       an  ye  land?, 

^Z±tvt-F — ±-%-^-v-±-v-^-^---±-^-v-^-L~ — -:-±— ^ 


serve  the  Lard  with 


zzz£z:fz: 


-1 — 


izzi 


O  be    joyful     in  the  Lord,     O  be  joyful         in  tiie  Lord,  O  be  joyful  in  the  Lord,     all       yc      Lauds, 


3E£ 


^==?^^F^^-^^4^FF^-1^-^^P^-FP4=fe^=^ 


(EZEZIZfcP 


z — :i_r^e_s:_ 

gz£: 


£ZT-Zi 


-£L 


I K^a 1 ■—  "-^ ——-*——, , — K— .-L_| j 1 J— — j^j— 


V 


»-La_&_ft_    1 


?zi_fe: 


~r*r*—  T-P~r*-rf~T-a#s'D~  t~F — ft'~- 


?:zffZEZTZiZffziZif?:zizc:zpzpziz^!!?:zTzpzzr 
zzbzb?zizbzt_zizbzzzxz_z_z_zizzzzzizzzz:_ 


gladness,         serve  the  Lord  with  gladness,     serve  the  Lord  with  gladness,  and-  come  before     his  presence,  and  co'ne  before  his  pres. 


izzzzztz: 


*T 


:3 


z£zEEzz 


■l fc-fer-* 


£:z£zzz~ 

^^tzgzc 

E 


;|||1||1; 


~T T-ff-^-r-T-^ff-^' 


SzzztppT 
:j.ztzczizfzzfzz± 


ISliS: 


.«■• . 


'9' 


ANTHEM,         Continued. 


"tf7""    \*"m   iL^l-:-   J:  ^~|^  T        "^ 


;r»zj^zii:i== 


Ull 


presence  with  a  song,  Be  ye  sure  that  the  Lord  he  is  God,    Be  yc  sure  that  the  Lord  he  is  God,    it  is  he  that  has  made  us,      and  notwi'our- 

,^_^ _ 

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rrfrir  fir.  r-lr 

*.  be: — t 

:yF"l  rTi T'j — ~t — 1 ~; VW"^ r~~' — 1 — — j — t j~?"TjE~g — T~[ — 


HilMUlpiiiiiiiiiiip^ 


^ 


^-lUU 


J 


zjzt 


132: 


^    s?  P 


§S£S 


^IJlAz.  IF  &  CPU  tTTOT  7T^         i«Sift- 

.  \\  e  arc  his  people,  we  are  his  people  and  the  .sheep  of  his  pasture,  we  are  !ii>     ?  ;;>le,  we  are  his  people  and  the  sheep  of  h;s  pasture, 


COUNTER;*— Very  Slow. 


ANTHEM,        Continued. 


his       gates,  with     thankfgivi'r.g,  with     thar.kfgiving,  and 


O  go      your  way         in-    -      to 

—,  Tp  r  .  f  -f t— 


trczi 


into  his 


»93 

ZtlZCilZttZJ 

courts      with 


£—-- i~  T 


gJEJ£:^lg:p§i^E|^^E|EgzgEjj 


S 


kful        un*    -    to    him,  be  thankful 

-n         *rr  m  :    -a-      -        -*•  -  ■_ 


praife,  be       thankful         un-    -     to    him, 


i^nniigiiiiiiggi 


him,    and  fpesk,         fpeak         good     of  his         name. 


bdbah£f4f- 


eee 


__     Lively-  *\ £1 £-*—    - -*~    -     - - 


For  the  Lord  is         gracious, 


-— rr-rf-f? 


for  the  Lord  i3         gracious,  and  his     mercy  is    ever-  -    lading, 


and  his         mercy 


iilgilgSlll^iSp|li|^|iiEEblE?Il^ 


A  2  ^   ^ 


194 


ANTHEM,         Continued. 


fasting,  ever-  -   lasting,  and  bis  mercy     is  ever-  -  lasting,  everlasting,    and  liis     mercy     is 


everlasting,  ever. 


pi|pliiiiiiii5fpppE|py^l^ipfeip 


,'p^fcr£ijJ3z:  g4=— £— -jp^f^j^— ^^^^HlzgjlEEzS-ZSlI:^^"^^ 


I 


^i^fgiFiiif^ii 


'^^^g^^^^s^^^^^ 


«ting,and  his  truth  cudureth  from  generation  to  gene-   ra-   -   tion,     And  his  truth  endureth  from  generation  to        generation 


ISSS^SII^^^BS^^^SS^SS  I 


Diftindtfy  &  Moderate. 


ANTHEM,        Continued. 

Lively. 


195 


^p|^P^r=ipiiii 


(zlorv  be  to  the  Father,  andto-theSon,  and  to  the  Holy     Ghost,  Glory  be  to  the  Father,  and  to  the  Son,  and  to  the  Holy,  and  to  the  Holy,  and  to  the 


iitiliiiij 


^t^^^==jm^^^w&i^^^ 


::to 


Holy,  Holy  Ghost,  as  it  was  in  the  be  -  ginning  is  now,  as  it  was  in  the  be  -  ginning  is  now,  and  ever  shall  bewoild  withoutend,  Amen,  Amen. 


i96  _  AN  ANTHEM.  ftinap  

i     my     tongue. 


1         faid  1 


will  t.ike         heed  to  my     ways,     that 


I     offend  not,         that 


I     offend 


iiililliiiiSiiSiilSiEiiiii 


not,  offend         not     with    my     tongue. 


_/^>_    £2*  -PJ    _'^_L_^_pa      _/=<  f-_> 


1= 


1     will        .ktep     my  mouth,     keep  my  mouth,  I  will  keep  my  mouth, 


!itf-fff--Hj-p-t;  t  r  r  -, 


keep  my     mouth,         keep  my  mouth  as  it         were  with  a         bridle,  While  the         un-     -godly, 


~i~- ' r^l't  I.  ~* D_.T_i.i(E_p_i.A.«.ZT_— d_»—#— I— s_#_»_i in .zi_©_e — hi 


1         will       keep  my  mouth,     k«'P  my  mouth,  I  will  ke«p  my  mouth, 


a#7rmr-rW'J .:  \  \a  ^azir^j^r^^m  \ 


'\  will    ktep  uy  mc»th  keef  rcy  moutb,    I  w21        keep  my  mcuth,       keep  my  mcujih. 


i97 


ANTHEM,        Continued. 


I  kept       silence 


J2i_l p_, 


£gEfef= 


Hii 


while  the     ungodly         is      in       my         sight 


rn:,rf  I  >T5^^^S^^^^3^33^^.--"r^3,  '."•*! 


I  Belt!  my     tongue, 


iZPIZ 


*#* 


l_i^_ 


g?E;EjEE: 


and         sj  ake  nothing, 


^f°=^f=^E^^E:^.^0:p^f^f^i^=^ 


Q D    Q  •  _■ 


yea,     cveu       from  good  words,  but    it    was     pain   and         g^vf"      unto        me,  my      heart  was. hot  within    me,  and    while  I     was  thus 


„___,  _____  A.  T^*-.     _■  —        —        —  £5— .        ,  .  ft- _. 


198  ANTHEM,         Continued 

Tj^T^Tp^fog^p  r  r  n  "il "  r  r  U-TTTTr  fr  i  ff  f  M-i? 


Lord  let  me       know    my  end,  and  the     number  of     my      days, 


in  using  tie  fire     kindled,  and  at  last     1     spake  with  my  tongue 

r-gry-x—r  -       p   1 


— ~-e— 


_e> p_ 


I 


B._p._J J. e— — » ov 


jd^EzzfcfSF  J       ,\   I    |    „,  p  14-   j   J  jg 


j^zr-— j==^=^ T^TT-Tr-  ml _f  1  TT^TT^tlJ" 


---f-+e-c 


that  I     may  be     certified     how 


T Tip  f7~gn: 


iir^iiiiig^iiiiiii^MEiiiiiii 


that  I        may  be     certified,     be      certified  how        long,  how  long,  how     long  1  have  to  1  i > 


^Ellliiiliilgi^^igSSl^fei^l 


iBmE 


t!;„t  1        may  be  certified,  that  I       may  be  certified     how 


z:  -E=Ez±Ezfc~itzhr = 


i*i_a^9:±:dziz:»z*z±z: :±zztzz±zzzz 


n 


that  I     may  be         certified,         that  1      may  be  citified,     be       certified,     haw 


ANTHEM, 


Continued. 


Soft. 


Soft. 


m 


■4-4 


199 

4 


and  mine  age  is  e'en  as  nothing  in  respect  of     thee, 


-li^iisfiglfilipaSi 


Ik-hold, 


_j i 


Behold,     Behold,  thou  hast  inademy  days  as  it  were  a  span  long, 


^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^E^ 


and     verily     all     msn     living,  and         vcnly       all  men     living,  are         altogether  vanity,     arc  altogether  vanity. 


~p~  -»*—@-  -p-     * 


iz^-dr 


SOO 


ANTHEM,        Continued. 


I 


■_ 


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■  -■. 


■  ■■-« 


~£ f  gja       pi,,   t    -»  if-pe 


iU-iilLi 


SHEEEEEE 


iH 


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ror  nua  wallceth  in  a  vain  Ihadow,   and    difquieteth,       difquieteth      himfelf,      in  vain  he     heapeth  up  riche*,  and  caanbt  ttH  who     /hall    gather    them. 


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Hear  my  pray'r,  O      Lord, 


And     now.  Lord,  whal  is  my  hope,  truly    my  hope  is      e'en  in      thee. 


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•e.  Hear  my  pray'r,     O     Lord, 

Hear  my  pray'r,       hear  my    pray'r,  O   Lord, 


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Hear  my     pray'r,  O  Lord,      Hear  my  pravr.  O    Lord, 


ANTHEM,        Continued. 


20I 


my  calling  :  hold  not  thy  peace  at  my  tears.  a  stranger  with  thee,  and  a 

Ipigl1iSlllEllg^lii=llli^lllll|l 

J  or      I  am  a  stranger, 

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aad  with  thine  ears  consider  my  calling  :  hold  not  thy  peace  at  my  tears 


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O   '  spare  me  a  little,  a     little,     little  while,  that     I  may  re-  -  cover  my  strength  be- 


sojourner  as     all  my         fathers  were 

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202 


ANTHEM,         Continued. 


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fore  1  go     hence,  before  I       go     hence,  and  be  no  more  seen,     before  1    _go        hence,  and         be  no  more  se 


ii. 


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Come,  we  who  love  the  Lord, And  let  our  joys  be  known,  Join    in  a     song  wi(h       sweet     accord,  And     thus     surround  ('.<■  throne. 


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FAIRFORD.        P.  M. 
33 


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Jesus,  who       dy 'da  world   to    save,     Revives     and  rises         from     the  grave,  By  his  Almighty  pow'r  !  From  sin  and     death  and 


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hell    set      free,  He      captive  leads        cap  -  tivi  -  ty,      He  captive  leads  cap  -  tirity,     And    lives       to  die         no         more. 


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ANTHEM  FOR  EASTER. 


Mings. 


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Hal  -  le  -  lu  -  jah,     The     Lord  is       ris'n     indeed,       ITal  -  (e  -  -  In  -  -  ph. 


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ri*eu         from  the         dead  and        become     the       first  fruits  of  them       that         slept. 


ANTHEMr         Continued. 


SO! 


"  t   '  t  Hallelujah, 

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Now     is     Christ  risen  from  the  dead  and  become  the  first  fruits  of  them  that  slept- 

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And  did  he     rife,  did  he     rise,     Hear,  O  ye       nations,     hear  it  O  ye  dead. 

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2©6  ANTHEM,        .Continued 


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He  rose.  he  rose,  He  role,  Re  rose,  He  burst  the  hews  of  death,  He  burst  the  bars  of  death,  lie  burst  the  bir.  of  death,  and  (riuntph'd  o'er  the  grave. 


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rhen  then      1       rose,  fl.cn     I     rose,     then  I  rose,  then  I     rose,  Then  lirst  humanity  triumphant  past  the  chrystal  ports  of  light  ao« 


ANTHEM,         Continued* 


207 


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Man         all  immortal     hail,  naif,  heaven  all     lavish   of  strange  gifts  to  man. 


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Thine  all  the       glory  man's  the  boundless      bliss. 


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Thine  all     the     glory         man's     the    boundless  blis^. 


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ASCENSION.        P.  M. 


(KUOOtJ. 


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AIR.  Jesus  our  triumphant  head,     Ris'u  victor'ous  from  the  dead,  To  the  realms  of  glory's  gone,  To    ascend   his      rightful  thront 


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libs  on  the  canqu'rer  gaze,  Seraphs  glow  with  brighter  blaze;  Each  bright  order  of  the  sky, 


Hail  him,  hail     him, 


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Hail  him  as  he  passes         by, 


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Hail  him  as  he  passes 


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ASCENSION,        Continued 

Slotv. 
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Hail  him    as   he  passes  by, 


Hail  him     as  he      passes       by.  Saints  the  gloiVjs  triumph  meet.  See  their  garments  at  his  feet; 

8 ft. 


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Hail  him,  haii  him, 


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By  his  scars,  his     toils     are  view'd,    And    his  -garments      roll'd  ------  in         blood.  Heav'n,  its       King         congratulates, 


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ASCENSION.         Continued. 


Loud. 


Opens  ^\idc  her  golden  gates  :         Angels  songs  of     vict'ry       bring,  All  the     blissful     regions 


All  the     blissful. 


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All  the         blissful        regions 


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Sinners      join  the     heav'nly     powr's,  For  redemption  all  is     ours. 


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All  the      blissful     regions  rins;   - 


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ASCENSION,        Continued. 


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111 

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None  but     burden'd       sinners     prove,  Blood-bought  pardon,  dying         love 


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Holy        Lamb,  in    -  carnate  Word !  Hail  thou     suff'ring       Eon       cf        God!         Take  the         trophies         of     thy    blood. 


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•2  1-2  LITCHFIELD.         S.  M. 

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213 


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LITCHFIELD,         Continued. 


Lil^tiiHiLLU,         Continued.  345 

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Immortal  crowns  of  majesty,  And  ev»-er -last -ing  songs,  Andev-er  lasting  songs.  Innncrtal  crowns  of  majesty,  And  cv  -  er-last-  ing  songs. 


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Who  is  this  fai-r  one  in  distress^  That  travels  from  the   -wilderness  ?  And  prest  withsorroivs  and  with  sins,  On  her  beloved  Lord  she  leans, 

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AIR. 


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minion  and  might ;     Thy  throne  is  (he  heaven,  Thy     robe  is  the     light.     Thy  throne  is  the     heaven,     Thy     robe     is  the     light. 


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2  The  Iky  wc  behold, 

A  curtain  difplay'd, 
The  chambers  of  heav'n 

On  waters  are  laid. 
The  clouds  are  a  chariot 

Thy  glory  to  bear, 
On  winds  thou  art  wafted. 

Thou  ridest  on  air. 


3  As  rapid  as  fire, 

Thy  angels  on  high 
Convey  thy  commands, 

Thy  ministers  fly. 
The  earth,  on  its  bans 

Eternal  fufhin'd, 
It  fiVd  in  the  ftation 

Thy  wifdom  ordaia'd. 


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4  The  world,  when  atfirft 

Of  ckaos  cempos'd, 
Was  void,  without  form, 

in  waters  enclosed ; 
Thy  voice,  how  majclbx, 

In  thunder  was  heard, 
The  waters  fubfided  ; 

The  mountains  appear'd, 


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I     am     banisli'd   from       Je  -  -  susrs     face,        I  am  banish' J  from      Je  -  sus's 


J  ace. 


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2  Hardly  yet  do  I  know 
How  I  let  my  Lord  go, 

So  infenfibly  flatting  afide. 
When  the  tempter  came  in 
With  his  own  iubtle  Cn, 

And  infected  my  fpirit  with  pride. 

3  But  I  felt  it  too  foon, 

That  my  Saviour  was  gone, 
Swiftly  vanifhing  out  of  my  fight, 

My  triumph  and  boast 

On  a  fudden  were  loft, 
Aad  my  day  it  wat  turn'd  into  night. 


D2 


'4    Only  pride  could  deflroy 

That  innocent  joy, 
And  make  my  Redeemer  depart  : 

But  whate'er  was  the  caufe, 

I  lament  the  fad  Iofs, 
For  the  veil  is  come  over  my  heart, 
5     Ah  !  wretch  that  I  am  ! 

I  can  only  exclaim, 
Like  a  devil  tormented  within, 

My  Saviour  is  gone, 

And  has  left  me  alone, 
To  ths  fury  of  Satan  and  fia. 


8 


6  Nothing  now  can  relieve, 
Without  comfort  I  grieve, 

I  have  loft  all  my  peace  and  my  pow'r, 
No  accefs  do  I  find 
To  the  friend  of  mankind  : 

I  can  aik  for  his  mercy  no  more. 

7  Tongue  cannot  declare 
The  torment  I  bear, 

(While  no  end  of  my  troubles  I  fee) 

Only  Adam  could  tell 

On  the  day  that  he  fell, 
And  was  turn'd  out  of  Eden  like  ma, 


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Driven  out  frora  my  God, 

I  wander  abroad, 
Thro'  a  defert  of  forrows  I  rov 

And  how  great  is  my  pain, 

That  I  cannot  regain 
My  Eden  of  fetus's  love  ! 
9     I  never  fliall  rife 

To  my  firft  paradife, 
Or  come  my  Redeemer  to  fee, 

Eut  I  feel  a  faint  hope, 

That  at  last  he  will  ftoop, 
And  his  pity  fliall  bring  bin  to 


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Hark !  the  herald  angels  sing, 


Glory  to  the  new-born  King 


Peace  od  earth  and  mercy  mild, 


Hark  !  the  hearld  angels  sing, 


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Hark !  the  herald 


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HERALD  ANGELS,         Continued. 

Finis. 


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Christ  the  everlasting  Lord. 


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Christ  by  highest  heav'n  adord, 


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HERALD  ANGELS,        Continued. 


D.S. 


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BERLIN,         Continued. 


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Comc,thon  Almighty  King,Hclp  us  thy  •  to  sing,Heip  as  to  praise!  Father  all  glorious,  OYr  all  victorious, Command  reign  over  u>  Ancient  of 

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Our  fure  defence  be  made, 
Our  fouls  on  thee  be  fby'd 
Lord  hear  our  cal! 


3  Come,  thou  incarnate  Word, 
Gird  on  thy  mighty  fword, 

Our  pray'r  attend  ; 
Come,  and  thy  people  blcf-, 
And  give  thy  word  fuccefs ; 
Spirit  of  hohnefs, 

On  us  defcend. 


4  Come,  holy  Comforter, 
Thy  facred  witnefs  bear 

In  this  glad  hour  ; 
Thou  who  almighty  art, 
Now  rule  in  ev'ry  heart, 
And  ne'er  from  us  depart. 
Spirit  of  pow'r. 


5  To  the  great  One  in  Three 
Eternal  praifes  be, 

Hence — evermore  ! 
His  fov't  efty 

May  we  in  glory  fee, 
And  to  eternity, 

Love  and  adore. 


MUSIC.      L.  M. 


!Dr.  Strne. 


22- 


AIR. 


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justly  claims    'j3    for    his   own,  The  christian  lives  to  C'hr.>t  alone.  To  Christ  alone  he  die-,  To  Chrisl   ilonc-he  dies. 

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ODE  ON  SCIENCE. 


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ODE,         Continued. 


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a,    Ani      sets   her      sous      among      the      stars. 


Fair        freedom  her   attend  -  ant  waits,  To    blefil  portals 


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ODE,         Continued. 


227 


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urg'd  upon        our      necks  in  vain,         All  haughty         tyrants      we  disdain,        And     shout    long  America. 

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Into  thy  bofom,  O,  Into  thy  bofom,  O  my  God, 


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Italian. 


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Tabic )  to  find  the  Metres,  and  Sharp  and  Flat  Key  Tunes. 


Common  Med 

LS. 

Parma, 

228! 

Sutton, 

86 

Old  Hundred, 

-  26 

Dover, 

76 

Afhby, 

88 

Sharp  Key. 

Sherburne, 

65] 

Solitude-New. 

117 

Paris, 

69 

Lifbon, 

21    Brandywine, 

51 

St.  Martin's 

75 

Tunbridge, 

91 

Pembroke, 

106 

Lord's  Day, 

122   Dern, 

150 

PAGE. 

St.  Ann's, 

120 

Virginia, 

26 

South  America, 

141 

Lichfield, 

212    Fairford, 

•-■    ■ 

ARCHDALE, 

22 

St.  Sebaftian's 

1321 

Windfor, 

21 

Seaman's  Song, 

134 

Mount  Ephraim, 

76    Falmouth, 

179 

Alpha, 

20 1  Sullivan, 

1251  Wantage, 

42 

Truro, 

97 

Merrimack, 

152    Hotham, 

177 

Africa, 

3°   Topsfield, 
193  Turner, 

82 
133 

Wells, 
Winchefter, 

61 

96 ' 

Newberg, 
Portfmouth, 

135 
132 

Hampton, 
Flymn  Fifth, 

14  1 

Augufta, 

178 

Arlington, 
Amfterdam, 

144  Victory, 
144   Winter. 

18 
24 

Long  Metres 
Sharp  Key. 

Arnheim, 
Bridgewater. 

PAGZ. 

120 
16 

Woodrow, 

112 

Old  Sutton, 

Stafford 

Silver  Street, 

Waterford, 

Worcefter, 

Yarmouth, 

96 
25 
202 
40 
62 
32 

Judgment, 
Lenox, 
Loudon, 
Middieton, 
Pfalm  46th, 
Pfalm  136th, 

126 

19 

Briftol, 

39 

Long  Metres 
Flat  Key. 

57 

Coronation, 

Carthage, 

Delaware, 

45 

83 

151 

Common  Metres. 
Flat  Key. 

119 
52 

56' 

Enfield, 

73 

TAGE. 

Briftol, 

115 

PAGE. 

Pfalm  50th, 

1 23 

F.dom, 

116 

230 

Bradford, 
Buckingham, 

41 
71 

Bromley, 
Confidence, 

136 
46 

All-Saints-New, 
Brookfield, 

34 

63 

Redeeming  Love, 
St.  Heiiens' 

182 

Epping. 

S3 

Grafton, 
dale, 

130   Bangor, 
42!  Calvary, 

75 
36 

Chefter, 
Corinth, 

71 
,      94 

Beatification, 
Berlin, 

145 
221 

Short  Metres 

. 

St.  Giles's, 
Southbury, 
St.  Michael's, 

95 

Hanover, 

148   Canterbury-New, 

79 

Devotion, 

27 

Complaint, 

17 

Flat  Key. 

Hancock, 

220 

Danbury, 

77 

Dunftan, 

53 

Groton, 

13 

PAGE. 

Trinity, 

■ 

Irifh, 

31 

Evening  Hymn, 

97 

Deanfield, 

92 

Greenwich, 

37 

Aylefburv, 

107 

Jordan, 

50 
87 

Funeral-Thought, 
Funeral  Hymn, 

23   Denmark, 

89   Dedicatory  Poem, 

98 
184 

Lynnfield, 
North  America, 

108 
141 

Little-Marlborough, 
Lewifton, 

16 
153 

Knoxville, 

Mear, 

20   Georgia, 

121  j  Denbigh, 

146 

Putney, 

121 

Norwich 

227 

Particular  Mel 

Majefry, 

30  Holiis, 

48   German  Hymn, 

152  Ruffia', 

19    Pfalm  25th, 

45 

res. 

Miles'  Lane, 

?,$   Infirmity, 

142   Harlem, 

102   Stratfield, 

64   Poland, 

151 

Flat   Key. 

gomery, 

58  i  Lebanon, 

48,  Habakkuk 

118   Windham, 

24 

rd, 

70   Leicefter, 
1281  Mentz, 

72   Hymn  15th, 
110  Invitation, 

183 
114 

Woburn, 

Wildernefs, 

81 

215 

Firmington; 

TAGE. 

Milton, 

113 

Noithfield, 

1071  Newbury, 
105:  Pfulm  Third, 

78    Italy, 

124 
90 

Particular  Metres. 

Greenfield. 
Lena, 

44 

New  Jtrufalem, 

28 

Leeds, 

47 

Newark, 

137,  Plymouth, 

27 

Lorrain, 

139 

Short  Metres 

Sharp  Key. 

Landaff, 

49 

Ome 

54 !  Pfalm  119th, 

66 

Mufic, 

223 

Sharp  Key. 

PAGE 

Machias, 

111 

in, 

60   Plympton, 

149 

Nantwitch, 

138 

PAGE. 

Amherft, 

38 

Pennfylvania, 

84 

i,  34th, 

55,  Snffield, 

48 

rtland, 

74 

Brentwood, 

229 

Afcenfion 

208 

Turin, 

217 

fluafyld, 

224 

1  Suttoa-New, 

69 

1  Paradife, 

127 

Concord, 

125 

Amity, 

67 

Walfal, 

216 

ALPHABETICAL  INDEX. 


ARCHDALE, 

C 

M. 

-22 

Dover, 

6.  M. 

76 

Little  Marlboro' 

S.  M. 

15 

Plymouth, 
Pfalm  Third, 

C. 

M 

27 

Sullivan,                 C.  M. 

125 

Alpha, 

c 

M. 

SO 

Dean  field, 

L.  M. 

92 

Lenox, 

P.  M. 

.19 

C. 

M. 

28 

Tunbridge,               < '.  M, 

91 

v         ints-New, 

I.. 

M. 

34 

Denm.ir'-c, 

L.  M. 

98 

Lifbon, 

S.  M. 

21 

Pfalm  34th, 

c. 

M. 

Topsfield,                 C.  M. 

Amherft, 

p. 

M. 

38 

Dedicatory  Poem, 

L.  M. 

1S4 

Lena, 

P.  M. 

47 

Pfalm  40th, 

p. 

M. 

55 

Truro,                        L.   M. 

Afcenfion, 

p. 

M. 

Denbigh, 

L.  M, 

14>i 

Lebanon, 

C.  M. 

48 

Pfalm  136th 

p. 

M 

56 

Turin,                        P.  M. 

2.7 

ty, 

p. 

M 

C7| 

Dern, 

Sevens. 

150 

LandafF 

P.  M. 

49 

Pfalm  1 1 9th, 

c 

M. 

66 

Trinity,                       P.   M. 

222 

c. 

M 

80 

Delaware, 

C  M. 

1 5 1     Loudon, 

P.  M. 

57     Pfalm  2Jtii, 

S. 

M. 

45  Turner,                     C.  M. 

Albb; 

p. 

M. 

83 

Enfielil, 

C.  M. 

7S 

Lynnfield, 

L.  M. 

108     Paris, 

L. 

M. 

69  Victory,                   <_.  M. 

18 

Aylelbu-y, 

s. 

I-.T. 

107 

Evening  Hymn, 

C.  M. 

97 

Leeds, 

L.  M. 

90     Pennfylvania, 

P. 

M. 

84    Virginia,                    C.  M. 

26 

Arnhcim, 

L. 

M. 

120 

Edom, 

C.  M. 

116 

Leicefter, 

C.  M. 

72     Pemlroke, 

L. 

M. 

106   Windham,                 L.  V 

24 

Augulti, 

c 

M. 

93 

Epping, 

<_.   M. 

230 

Lord's-Day, 

S.  M. 

122     Portland, 

L. 

M. 

74    Winter,                      C.  M. 

.  1 

c. 

M. 

1  14 

Funeral  Thought, 

C.  M. 

23 

Lorrain, 

J..   M. 

1S9     Pfalm  Fiftieth 

P. 

M. 

123  Windfor,                  C.  M. 

21 

erdam, 

c. 

M. 

144 

Fairford, 

P.  M. 

203     Litchfield, 

S.  M. 

212     Paradil'e, 

L. 

M. 

127    Waterford,               •  S.  M. 

40 

iter, 

. 

M. 

16 

Falmouth, 

Sevens. 

179     Lewifton, 

S.  M. 

153     Plvmpton, 

C. 

M. 

149   We                              L.  M. 

ei 

Briftol, 

c 

M. 

:)9 

Funeral  Hymn, 

C  M. 

89     Mear, 

C.  M. 

20 

Poland, 

S. 

M. 

151   Worcefter,                 S.  M. 

62 

Be, 

p. 

M- 

51 

Farmington, 

P.  M 

113     Majelry, 

C.  M. 

30 

Putney, 

L. 

M. 

121    Woburn,                   L.  M. 

81 

''.iT.ttl- 

C.  M. 

•11 

Oroton, 

L,  M. 

1 5     Miles'  Lane, 

C  M. 

38 

Portfmouth, 

S. 

M. 

J    Woodrow.                 1,.  M. 

112 

Pwokfield, 

L. 

M. 

Greenfield, 

P.  M. 

i  1     Montgomery, 

C.  M. 

58 

Plainfield, 

C. 

M. 

Wantage,                   C.  M. 

.  ngham, 

c. 

M. 

71 

Greenwich, 

I..  M. 

"     Milford, 

C.  M. 

70 

Parma, 

C. 

M. 

Winchefter,              L.  M. 

Jrftul, 

L. 

\T. 

115 

Georgia, 

C.  M. 

121     Mount-Ephraim, 

S.  M. 

7<; 

Ruflia, 

L 

M. 

19   Wildernefs                 L.  M. 

sd 

Bangor, 

c. 

M. 

75 

Grafton, 

C  M. 

130  '  Middleton, 

P.  M. 

129 

Redeeming  Love, 

Sev 

ens. 

182'  Walfal,                       P.  M. 

216 

cjruii 

L. 

M. 

13C 

German  Hvmn, 

I..  M. 

152  '  Mentz, 

C  M. 

110 

mi 

152 
128 

Stafford 

.*. 

M. 

25   Yarmouth,                 S.  M. 

,  ficatiota, 

;in, 
:v  ood, 

L. 
L. 
S. 

M. 
M. 
M. 

115  ,  Hinfdale, 

1  !  Holiis, 
229    Hotham, 

C.  M. 
C,  M. 

Sevens. 

42  Machias, 

43  Merrimack, 
177     Milton, 

P.  M. 

S.  M. 
C.  M. 

St.  Helen's 

Suffield, 
Strat: 

P. 
C. 

L. 

M. 
M. 

33 

4r 

c» 

Complaint, 

L.  iVL 

17     Hampton, 

Sevens. 

143     Mulic 

L.  M. 

223 

Sherl 

C. 

M. 

65 

JNTHEMS. 

Calvary, 

c, 

M. 

Harlem, 

I..  M. 

>02     Norwich, 

S.  M, 

227 

Suttor:-iMew, 

c. 

M. 

Chefter, 

L. 

71 

Habakkuk, 

L.  M. 

113     Ne\v-]erufalem, 

C  M. 

105 

St.  Martin's 

c. 

M. 

Lift  up  your  head* 

Canterbury-New, 

C. 

M. 

1  [anover, 

C.  M. 

148  i  Northfield, 

C  M. 

107 

Sutton, 

c. 

M. 

8Gl  Vital  fpark  of  heav'nly  flame 

I    o 

nth. 

L. 

M. 

Hymn  Fifth, 

P.  M. 

178     New  bur)', 

C.  M. 

78 

Solitude-New, 

C. 

M. 

117   O  praife  the  Lord, 

Coroahtiott, 

C. 

M. 

•I-' 

Hymn  Fifteenth, 

E.  M. 

133     Newberg, 

S.  M. 

St.  Ann's, 

c. 

M. 

DeUold  1  bring  you  glad,  &c 

Cnnfidence, 

1. 

\I. 

4G 

Hancock, 

C.  M. 

Newark, 

C.  M. 

137 

St.  Giles's 

P. 

M. 

95   I  heard  a  rre^t  voice  from  &C.  Is 

Concord, 

3 

M. 

1 25 

trilli. 

c.  m. 

31 

Najifwkh, 

L.  M. 

138 

St  Michael's, 

p. 

M. 

0  be  joyful  in  the  Lord, 

191 

nge, 

c. 

M. 

Invitation, 

L.  M. 

114 

North  America, 

L.  M. 

1  11 

St.  Sebaftian's 

c. 

M. 

I  (aid  1  will  take  heed, 

j  udgmeut, 

P 

M. 

136 

Italy, 

I..  M. 

121 

Old  Sutton, 

S.  M. 

96 

Seam^.-.'s  Song 

L. 

M. 

1J4;  The  Lord  i;  ris'n  indeed. 

Devotion, 

I. 

M. 

27 

1  Infirmity, 

C.  M 

142 

Old  Hundred, 

L.  M. 

26 

Sout' '  (Dry, 

P. 

M. 

1401  Hark  !  the  herald  an-.els  ling 

Dunftan, 

J. 

M. 

J3 

:  Jordan, 

C.  M. 

50  |  Omega, 

C  M. 

54 

South  America, 

L. 

M. 

141    0  Praife  the   Lord,  all  ye. 

Danbury, 

c 

M, 

77 

[  KnosvKie, 

C.  M. 

87 

|  Ocean, 

C.  M. 

GO 

Silver  Street, 

S. 

M. 

201 

The  morning  Sun,  fltc. 

f       f/,,i,        Af/y         cru-      OT" 


Tsaim  LXX1.      uu    v. 


THE 


NEWBURYPORT  COLLECTION 


OF 


SACRED,  EUROPEAN  MUSICK; 


CONSISTING  OF 


^Psalm  Tunes  and  Occasional  Pieces,  selected  from  the  most  eminent  European  Publican 

tions.... adapted  to  all  the  Metres  in  general  use. 

to  which  is  prefixed. 

A  CONCISE  INTRODUCTION  TO  THE  GROUNDS  OF  MUSICK, 


EXETER : 
PRINTED  BY  RANLET  &  NORRIS,  AND  SOLD  AT  THEIR  BOOK-STORE. 


1S07, 


District  of  J!5e\D=ipampsT;ire....to  toit... 

BE  IT  REMEMBERED,  that  on  the  twenty-feventh  day  of  May,  in  the  thirty-firji  year  of  the  Independence  of  the  United  Statei  of  America, 
.AMOS  BLANCHARD,  of  thefaid  diflricl,  bath  depoftted  in  this  Office  the  title  cfa  book  whereof  he  claims  as  proprietor,  in  the  following  words, 
to  wit...."  The  Newburyport  Collection  of  Sacred,  European  Mufsck  ;  confifling  of  Pfalm  tunes  and  Occaftonal  Pieces,  fiiecled  from  the  mcfl  eminent 
European  Publications. ..adapted  to  all  the  metres  in  general  us  ;  to  which  is  prefixed,  a  concife  Introduction  to  the  grounds  of  Mufick."  In  conformity 
to  tie  ail  of  Congrefs  of  the  United  States,  entitled,  "  An  aCt  for  the  encouragement  of  Learning,  by  ft  curing  the  copies  ef  Maps,  Charts,  and  other 
Books  to  the  Authors  and  proprietors,  during  the  times  therein  mentioned"..  ..And  alfo,  "  an  ail  for  the  encouragement  of  Learning,  by  fecuring  the 
Copies  of Maps,  Charts,  and  Books  to  the  Authors  and  Proprietors  offuch  copies  therein  mentioned,  and  extending  the  benefits  thereof  to-the  arts  of  De- 
Jtgning,  Engraving,  and  Etching  Nifiorica!  and  other  prints." 

R.  CUTTS  SHANNON,  Clerk  of  faid  DiRridt. 
A  true  Copy  of  Record.     Atteft....R.  Cutts  Shannon,  Clerk. 


Strtmiteement. 


AS  this  Compilation  is  deftgned  as  a  Supplement  to  the  other  mufsck  books,  principally  in  ufe  in  the  New-England  States,  the  European  Mufick  in 
them  it  principally  omitted  in  this  ;  and  as  it  is  file tied from  feme  of  the  mofl  celebrated  European  publications,  the  Compilers  fatter  tbemfehes  that 
it  will  meet  the  approbation  of  the  lovers  of  real  harmony. 

Newburyport,  May  28.  1807. 


A  concise  Introduction  to  the  Grounds  of  Musich 


GAMUT. 

THE  Gamut,  or  Scale,  is  divided  into  three  parts  in  three  different  clefs,  and  marked  with  the  feven  firft  k 
of  the  Alphabet,  as  follows....w'z. 


For  Tenor,  Treble  &  Counter, 

Letters.  Notes. 
Space  above,  G         O 

Fifth  line, F O 

Fifth  Space,  E         O 

Fourth  line, D O 

Fourth  fpace, 
Third  line,- 


Third  fpace,  -Q 
Second  line, — rj 
Second  fpace,  *y    F         O 

Firft  line, E O 

Space  below,  D         O 


C         O 

B O 

A         O 
-G O 


■For  Counter. 


Letters.  Notes. 

A         O 
_G O 


F         O 
-E O 


ffl: 


D         O 
-C O 


B         O 

A O 

G         O 


O 


-O- 


■For  Bafs. 


Letters.  NjtoT. 
B         O 

A O 

G         O 


F O- 

E         O 


-D- 


c      o 

B O 

A         O 
-G O 


O 


Clefs  are  ufed  to  defignate  the  parts,  and  are  the  three  following. 
The  firft  is  r\i 
the  F  Clef,  ^  being  placed  on  the  letter  F,  and  is  ufed  in  the  Bafs 

marked  thus,  Only. 

The  fecond  is  -?f 

the    G    Clef,  Xj  being  placed  on  the  letcer  G,  and  is  ufed  in  the  parts 

curked  thus,       S>  above  the  Bafs. 


Musical  Characters. 


The    third   is 
the    C    Clef, 
marked  thus, 
Staff. 


and  has  its  place  commonly  on  C,  though  it  is  re- 
movable to  any  other  letter,  in  which  cafe  it  re- 
i  moves  the  order  of  all  the  other  letters  with  it. 


A  Staff  is  five  lines  with  their  fp^ces,  whereon  notes 
are  written. 


4- 


Ledger  Lines. 


Ledger  lines  are  added  when  notes  afcend,  or  de- 
fcend  from  the  ftaff. 


A  Brace 


Shows  how  many  parts  move  together. 


Sharps 

Z£DZ*£zzzfz 


-*H 


{■hits. 

EEESfcE 


m 


A  Sharp  fet  before  a  note,  iaifes  It  half  a  tone. 


A  Flat  fet  before  a  note,  finks  it  half  a  tone. 


Naturals. 
ZkSZZZZ     A  Natural  deflroys  the  effeft  of  flats  and  fliarps,  and 


mm 


—  ?:flores  rhe  note  before  which  it  is  fet,  to  its  prinii- 
_   tivt  found. 

CT7*  F.ithera  flat  or  a  fharp  fet  at  the  beginning  of  a  tune  have  influ- 
■  through  the  tune  ur.lefs  contradicted  by  a  natural. 

rouble  Ending. 

A  double  ending  fhows  that  the  notes  under  figure  i , 

and  under  figure  2,  at  re- 
fang  ?.t  repeating. 


— " Ti;~ZTJ|—     A  double  ending  fhows  that  the  notes  under  figure 
•}    . .  ■. , |       \  r.rc  fang  before  repeating  ;  and  under  figure  2,  at 
ZZXZ_ZJJ_   f.cating;  if  tied  together,  ;J  are  fang  at  repeating. 


Repeal. 


Shows  what  part  of  an  air  is  fung  over  again. 


Holds. 

(7\  <7\ 


— e 


(7\ 


ZZ__ZZpZZ«Z 

Stoccato  Marks. 
I  I  I 

ElEEfEEtz 

Slurs. 


A  Hold  gives  the  performer  liberty  to  continue  the; 
found  of  the  note,  to  which  it  refers,  beyond  its  com~ 
moa  length. 


Stoccato  Marks  are  to  be  performed  diftinttly. 


Z^P^r~Z\\f~  A-  Sljr  fhows  the  number  of  notes  fung  to  cne  fyllable. 


Choofing  Nctes. 
Point  of  Addition. 


zzazzzz^zz 

zptpzz^fE 

Point  of  Diminution. 


Choofing  Notes  gives  the  performer  liberty  tc  per- 
form which  he  pleafes,  or  both  may   be  fung  ai 
fame  time. 


A  Point  of  Addition  fet  after  any  note,  a. 
half  its  original  length;  which  makes  the 
femibreve  equal  to  three  minims,  &c. 

A  figure  3  fet  over  or  u        I     I  •"  three  n 
ifhes  ;htm  to  the  time  of  two  of  the  fame  kij 


Appoggiatur* 


Double  Bars. 


— -jjz — -f Appoggiaturas  arefmall  notes  to  lean  on  in  paffing  in- 

E tervals,   and  rauft   be  dwelt  upon  according  to  the 

ZH  length  or  value  of  the  note. 


Single  bars. 


~     Single  Bars  divide  the  time  according  to  the  mea- 


*~ fure  note. 


Clofe. 


mm 


Double  Bars  (hows  the  end  of  a  (train, 


A  Clofe  Glows  the  end  of  a  tune. 


Of  Notes  and  their  Rests,, 


32 


ta 


bta^r tniH W  i  ii  m  Ws^f  *— • 


S^mibreve.     Minims.  Crotchets. 

:±: z„:_: 


Quavers. 


semiquavers. 


Demifenuquavers,  «•' 


-l-^^^^^^^+-^^4^^^^^^4^^^^^-t-^^aW^-^^^^q%^-^^-Sr^«t-a-5^5-5  5-- 


:±. 


Semib.  Reft.  Minim  Refts.  Crotchet  Refts.  Qjaver  Refts. 


Semiquaver  Refts. 


Demifemiquaver  Refts. 


The  Notes  and  Refts  thus  arranged,  explain  at  one  view  the  propor- 
tion they  bear  to  each  other  in  length  of  found.  The  rirft  bar  being 
filled  with  a  fcmibreve,  the  fecond  with  two  minims,  fhow,  that  the  fem- 
ibreve  is  twice  as  long  as  the  minim,  the  minim  twice  as  !org  as  the 
crotchet,  &c.  You  mould  keep  filence  at  any  one  Reft  as  long  as  you 
would  be  founding  the  note  it  reprefents. 

When  there  are  neither  flats  nor  (harps  at  the  begining  of  a  tune, 
mi  is  in B. 


If  there  is  i  flat,  it  is  i- 


If  there  is  i  (harp,  it  is  in 

2  (harps,  it  is  in 

3  fharps,  it  is  in 

4  fharps,  it  is  in 


F  fliarp. 
C  (harp. 
G  (harp. 
D  (harp. 


.....  E; 

2  fiats,  it  it  in ,  A. 

3  flats,  it  is  in D. 

4  flats,  it  is  in G. 

Above  mi,  is    fa,  fol,  law,   fa,  fol,  law,  twice  over,  and  below  mi,  is 

law,  fol,  fa,  law,  fol,  id,  then. come  the  mi  again.  From  mi  to  fa,  and 
from  law  to  fa,  are  but  half  tones. 

Common  Time. 

Fiifl.    ~~  Adagio,  has  four  beats  in  a  bar,  two  down  — ""a'ajt" 
X~y  and  two  up,  has  four  crotchets  or  their  a-  &-; 
Mode,  _ —  mount;  accented  on  the  firft  and  third.  P^P-1 — | — ■ 

li  '- 


6 

nd~T"   Firgo,  lus  four  beats  in  i  bur,   two  down  ~~~    j'~j~j"~|~~ 
£J2  and  two  up,  has  four  crotchets,  accented  as 
Mode,  ZL.  the  former,  and  performed  about  onequar- 

t,     qui  ■- 

Third  ~~  Allegro,  has  two  beats,  one  down  and  one 
j-f  up,  four  crotchets  i:i  a  bar,  accented  on  the 

Mode, i 


Ez:i:2:i:iz 

d  d  u  u 


Fourth 
Mode, 

Fira 
Mode, 

Second 

Mode, 


siz4 


7>"  His  two  crotchets  or  their  amount,  in  a  bar,  ^_ 

-  and  has   two  beats,  accented    as  the  third  TTZj 
-C  mode,  and  performed  about  one  quarter  fas-  -^ — 

Triple  Time. 

I  Lis  three  beats  in  a  bar,  two  down,  and  one 
minims  or  their  amount  fill  a  bar, 

accented  chieHy  on  the  rirft,  and  faintly  on 

the  thil  .  ■:  the  bar. 

I I  is  three    crotchets   in    a   bar,  or  their  a- 
n;.  ;;;it  ;   beat  and  .tccented  as  the  firft,  and 

Fined  about  one  quarter  quicker. 


zx: 
4»- 


Third 
Mode, 

Firft 
Mode, 

Second 
Mode, 


•n"  Ftas  three  quavers  in  a  bar  ;  beat   and  ac- 
o    cented  as  die  former,  and  performed  about 


5 


one  quarter  quicker  than  the  fecond. 

Compound  Time. 

Has  fii  crotchets  in  a  bar,  or  their  a- 
mount ;  two  beats,  one  down  and 
one  up,  and  accented  on  the  firft. 


SS 


d    d    u 


Has  fix   quavers,  or  their  amount,  in 
a  bar,  beat  and  accented  as  the  form 
er,  performed  about  one  quarter  fas 
ter. 


Of  the  Keys  in  Musiek. 

There  are  but  two  keys  in  mti'.ick,  the  ftiarp  or  major  key,  and  the 
flat  or  minor  key,  which  may  be  diftinguifhed  by  the  laft  note  in  the 
bafs,  which  if  it  be  next  above  mi,  it  is  iharp,  if  next  below,  it  is  a  flat 
key  ;  or  by  the  third,  fixth  and  feventh  above  its  key  ;  for  if  er.her  of 
them  are  lefler,  it  is  flat,  if  greater,  it  is  (harp. 


is 

d    d   u 

Lesson  for  Tuning  the  Voice 


ASCENDING.  DE^CfcNDINC.. 

lii  iiglgiliiiilSiiii 


Thirds. 


; 


iths. 


il   TpiE^^ 


t=*!=U±= 


Thirds.  Foul 


mmmmm 


T  H  E 


NEWBURYPORT  COLLECTION 


OF 


SACRED,  EUROPEAN  31  US  ICE. 


Twinstead. 


C.  M. 


_        £*s_  _    r~\  r^\ ^—n 


Lockhaft. 


liiliiii^iiiil! 


Sat-  -  vation,         O  the        joyful     found,  'Tis  pleafurc 


L, 

to  our  ears;     A  fov'reign  bjlm  for  evVy  wound,  A         cordial'       for  our         fears. 


J^.    _i Cl.Cl    _j 


-fr-T-r~--flT t It"  "j"iTZz:~T'ErP:T  P  : r 


1 


■«-^« 


8 


Turin. 


P.   M.  or  Sevens. 


'     H  ^toitllBlPTK'f'fN 


Giardini. 


God !       thy 


blefling  grant, 


L-tiil     fupply     my 


ev'ry         want ; 


Tree  of        life,        thine  influence     fhed, 


-  A  r  d-f  r  f  ?    d  ■         i     - 


iisiiilgiiiL  ]  irrTfTfTrn 


rr.    /  v  p~pTp  ,-h — p»  »p  i  p  »  ill  -hrT  t  F'.p- 1  1  -  ih  -f~r"fc~r=i      *EEFlEx3i 

i^t^tt^^^e^-e  l r    i      I1  i  u   [  id    J..    I  t    I ±ti^3 


P  -  Tia. 

-prf"!  o1  ,l|  J'.  IT  J  '■  I  J 


-e— - 


f 


i     With     thy  my         fpirit  feed,  With     thy         fap      my  fpirit 


=F= 


-0-+-e-7^- 


Por. 


3 


— >— '      1 — w— — i — —4-     \ 

-I 1 

feed,         With  thy  fap     my 


□: 


IIH^ 


fpirit 


H.  J 


mr\ Jf  J.i±-ur-c  i ;:  r  m-  j  <  j j  i  r  f  i  f '  f  i  f  r  i  °  is 


o    d 


.S »i- 


•J  Tend'reft  branch  alaf,  !  am  J, 
r  without  thee,  and  die  ; 
Weak  as  hclplefs  infaii'-y, 
D   my  foul  in  t! 


3  Unfuftain'dby  thee.  I  fall, 

Send  thy  ftrength,  for  which  I  call ' 
Weaker  than  a  bruised  read, 
Help,  I  ev'ry  moment  need. 


4  All  my  hopes  on  thee  depend, 
I.ove  me,  lave  me  to  the  end  ; 
(•iveme  the  continuing  grace, 
T«kj  .  .iftingpt. 


Andante, 


Tunbridge.  C.  M. 


Williams'  Coll, 


?1ri=!rdzT^-rpT;zt=i{=i::-z= 


__^_T.__: 


Pia. 


Am. 


There  is  a     fountain     fill'dwith     blood     Drawn  from     Immanuel's  veins;  And       finners     plung'd  beneath     that  flood,         And 


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— --•■ 


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finners        plung'd        beneath 


that  flood,         Lofe 


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all  their         guilty         flams,    Lofe 


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their 


guilty 


{tains. 


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2  Dear  dying  Lamb,  thy  precious  blood 
Shall  never  lofe  its  pow'r, 
Till  all  the  ranfom'd  church  of  God 
Be  faV'd  to  fin  no  more. 


B 


3  E'er  fince,  by  faith,  I  faw  the  dream 
Thy  flowing  wounds  fupply, 
Redeenu'ng  Love  has  been  my  their.' 
And  {hall  be  till  I  die. 


4  Then  in  a  nobler,  fweeter  Jong 
I'll  fing  thy  pow'r  to  fnve ; 
When  this  poor  lifping  Ounm'ring  tongue, 
Lies  filent  in  the  grave. 


10 


Air.         Moderate. 


E&E3E 


>-— a 


Germany.  S.  M. 


£.  i7.  Handel. 


pin 


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Sing         to  the 


Lord  aloud,        fing 


ire r r  I 


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to        the        Lord        alound,        And         make    a        joyful 

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5 


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-e — ©—• 


miig 


EzEEEpEEE 


e-p- 


J  0L.IH' Hi^lnplnirj.  i  l^pg 


uoITe,  and 

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make 


joyful         noife ;         God  is      our  ftrength,    our         Saviour         God ;     Let  Ifrael 


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3= 


^e-i-Q— szt__ 


35Z1& 


hear         Lis         voice 


o       p     -  — e — d~  — e- 


E5EiP^Egg^^E!pE^lpEiE!Ei 


-e- 


si 


L 


Intercession. 


C.  M. 


G.  F.  Handel. 


11 


iiilli^ilil^iieilil 


'~ziz±^^E±EEl 


==fl 


3= 


Szdz5^-±=~:dzi=d=^=d=±ze^= 


~t-._J_ 

si- 


I! 


zozzzs: 


Lift         up     your       eyes  to  th'  heav'nly       feat,  Where-your  Re-  -  -  deem-    -    er     flays ;     Kind    in-  —  tercef-  -  -  -  for,  there         he 


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usurp 


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i — i — w-+— w— & 


— ~^Z — ; 


rr--$—f--  :=§=g=  ~§=pz:  '-  o-  p—  -e — h-  -fas 


32 


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=4= 


mm 


fits,        And  lcve;, 

zzzs: 


w=2 


szzsz: 


zszzzzi: 


[Tl  °J  I  ,ljtU »  jl  j-g-^4-„   j  L- 


nd       pleads,    and     prays.     Kind  in-  -  -  ter-  -  cef-  -  -  for,     there       he         fits,         And  loves,         and    pleads,  and    prays. 

e-T-e — e—T-e — rs—r-P t — - 


— I 1-- 


zzs; 


34-th.   Psalm.  C.   M. 


J.  W.  Callcott. 


"^f  TTCTh/P  T  i^'r  "JTTT^ 


=::±3: 


EEi3EE=jEE3 


Thro" 


:.!f 


■-I- 1 

(hanging 


ib  i  •«•  J 1  J.  T~T"P"M*  J  J 1       j  1       j  4-£  j 


the 


scenes      of 


life,         In 


trouble 


The 


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pL^"7  j  I  °     ■         j  |vB?        Q 


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r-- — r~ 

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piaifes 


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d   J    1 

9 — ? 


mv         God 


ftinll 


*. 


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rtill  my  -tw  sh>4 

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cm-  -  -    p»oy. 


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—9 


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Deliverance.  G.   M. 


Air.        Sicw 

— * 

SHE 


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— e 


zfz?=zfz 


-h 


IZgZI^EE 


± 


C.  i7.  Handel, 


13 


"T" 


idzz: 


=±EfeEgE=g: 


:d: 

The 


Lord         ap-  -  pears,         my 

:- *- — — 5 — T — a P~T — P 


helper                 now,                         N 
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-d- 


helper  now,  Nor  ii  my  faith  afraid ; 


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T— P— g--^Z-T— Ze— ?|y 

iZZZZZjZIZ^IZxZZIZZZJjZ 


IlZZizZ 

zEtzr! 


izzszz^: 


What 


all 


the  fons         of 


can 


do,         fince 


heav'n         af-  -  -  fords 


its 


aid 


?e|e|ee 


Z_j£ — d — : 


e- 


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rr> 


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Morning  Psalm.  C.   M. 


Dr.  Arnold. 


imd^^MMM^mtmm^m 


Lord,  in     the  morning  ti.ou  fhalt  hear      My         voice      af-  -  ccnding       high;  My         voice  afcending  high;         To 


j^J^HrrFr  t  r  TtTfir  f  [j-H-Hrbf-rr  ir^r 


Mb  lU'Tt 


iggHip 


i — 


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XnUXBitJah'rr?]&=^tt'U  f  r  ^^ 


th<"? 


I  di-  -  retft 


my  P-T"l)',ri  To         thee  lift        up  mine    eye.        To        thee  lift  ip         mine  eye. 


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m 


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Evening  Psalm.  C.   M. 


J.  IV.  Callcott.  15 


5zzzzzizzH_. 

Lord,  thou   wilt 


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? — s—  -  p1  -  p — H—  — —  -    p—  :gzzpz:  ~~P — p~p-- 


hcar  me,  when  I  Fra>"  >         I 


forever 


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thine ;     I         fear       before  thee  all 


"irLtircK 


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^ff^3g^ 


iza: 


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izzdz: 


~t 


ZZOZZZQ. 


iszzzczzzzs 


-M 


— p-ffF=p— B 


EiS 


ZEZ 


^TTW^ 


the 


day,         Nor         would     1 


dare  to         fin, 


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And  while         I 


reft         my  weary 


head     from 


im 


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t 


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.e. 


I 


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zzszz:dz:zz:zzz|zz: 


ilr^r^f:TP1i^pT»  HTFf  id  jf"  dN^  fl-pp  rT^'R^FFtg 


-Q 


cares  btu'nefs  i'i»  fweet         con —  ver-  -  fing         on  my        bed         With 


own  heart  and  thee 


^t -4 ^ 0 J |Z -i — I — i 1 1 — | — Zj Zj — i ' _Zi_Z 


=t 


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d=: 


-ci. 


xzzza: 


e— P-T-^-i — rr  o 


Victory.  C.   M. 


:r 


:p=p 


r^i oio^iFTlri/^ i oi  i  iijJiJ  ii-i i Jji o-  ij J Jippf 


zzi^zzidziz 


:z£zfc 

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zzizzpiEzR 


=r 


Hofanna      to  our  conquYir.^  King,  All  hail,  incarnate,    love 

fcfESEil:  j  JT  J    11-1    HI  7r\ 


dz^zzj+zjzitzjz 


£J  jJ  X  ^J-ejI 


Ten  thoufand  foig<    and    glorias  wait       To    crown    mv 

rizzizzTzzzr 


above. 


mmmmmwmwm 


i  thoufand  longs  and  glories  wait  To  crown  rny  head    above. 

I  zz  :: £zi  .[  ,1  p  f  .1  d  plrzfilL.c)  jLJf  KJJ  o  '1,  r^H^LLz:1 .  I    JJLp^fe^^ 


Wandsworth. 


C.  M, 


Ma  dan. 


17 


Slow. 


=^lEyElEl=yyi^l=fei=lEN|E^Eife^E^ 


Sun        of 


right-  -  eouf-  -  -  nefs  a* 


fife,         With  healing 


in  thy  wings,        To 


--38 -~ 

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»*-«  11  P\l 


EiEEij 


-(V.- 


my  dif-    -    -      eas'd  my  faint-    -     ing 


Soul,       Thy 


ligf-t 


fal-    - 


va-    -    tion 


feJEg 


— ; Z=© +— d 4- : P 


brings. 

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e— 


-  •» 


T&Ht  I  cUlIl^-j-IIfaM--^g 


:a — t 


Tiibr: 


Itf 


uienaon. 


Li.    iVl. 


j^ock  nospirai. 


tess 


■JP  ,1  d 


zzzzzczz 


g 


rozza 


i::t2=d 


riwi 


Epl?Ll 


Jefus  my 


all       to 


heav'n         is         gone,     He         whom 


fix         my 


hope*         up-  -  •  •  on; 


e- 


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1 


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s- 


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and     I'll         per-    -     fue 


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the        narrow 


p3e=S 


wav,         'till 


him 


I  view. 


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s 


•  a 


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# 


IrM^^^MY^^E^^EldM 


Huddersfield. 


C.  M. 


Madan. 


19 


^lgP^aE£B^^£fflLLJLLiLr±^^ 


My        hiding  place,  my  ref-  -    uge        Tow'r,    And        fhield    art 


thou  O  Lord ;  I 


firm —     ly 


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T-0- 


1 


1-t^-i-t 


r""*- 


S~ 


da 


zJzfcrrpfcr+irfjE::: 


E3E3EE: 


E-LX-i-jLLliLi-L^BE 


anchor 


all 


nay  hopes,      on         thine     un-  -  -  err-  -  -  ing  word,    on  thine  un err-  -  ing         word. 


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-+ — p~±w- 


!=3=_ 


-:i--::F-:h-E-:=-i-p41 


:t__:|_:p-F-p-^-g^g 


20  Knightsworth,  C.   M.  Madan. 

>low. 


Ez^^Ee! 


Almighty 


e — e— 


God      of  truth        and  love !         In  me        thy  pow-  -    -  er 


cfj'nt,  The  mountain 


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iiiSffiiilillliilig 


rt> 


from        my 


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foul  re-     -     -     move,  the 


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fZZ 


m 


3=3 


:aziz 


3EEgj3 


hard-     -  ::cfs 


of  roy 


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i 

3 


1  *d.      f     I     d    ,  -s 


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heart : 
— (^ — 


My  moft 


ob- 


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:if 


a. 1_. 


fH- 


I 


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pz=±zz|izz— zp 


-z  — 


21 


-©7 


EiEf 


rip; 


S^e 


^EiEgEiiE^ 


durate  heart         fub- 


due,        la 


honour 


to- 


thy  Son,         And  now         the 


gracious 


f&=— tw- 


$E 


£ 


EE^iElEEPEiEi 


ax: 


EEEEE£ 


-r?t- 


s 


=1= 


wonder  £how,  And 


2 


^ 


:zsz: 


*- 


take 


a way        the  (lone,    And 


take 


a-     -     -     way         the 


-a— 

ft  one. 


-r?v- 


L_L 


-f^F= 


-i  p.  ■  r   r-^E^f 


— & 


•    '"    a  ' 


il=S 


A  jit 

^         Ai*.     Moderate. 


Haverhill. 


L.  M. 


Dr.  Arnold. 


^^LXlLU-w=^-ffr^=^^^^^ 


i  rrr\ 


zzz^=z=^±z=iE^z\^ 


I  waited  patient  for  the  Lord,         Who  did         his  gracious 


Trnrr 


^=w 


Eqf=EEB 


car  afford  ;  He         bow'd       to  hear         my 


lUH 


t3- 


tr: L ~ _-ff. L_  < 


hurr.ble  cry ;  His 


goodnefs         brought     fal-     -     -     va-    -     tion 


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^=EpE|EiEgEgE^SEEEfeE^ETE&E^P=IHgE^^- 


b-t 


_____ p- _ 


„ i_. 


EfEEEEBEB^ 


23 


Qz±zs 


nigh.  He         rais'd     me         from 


w 

horrid 


±-dz=^z3ztz4-3zz3=i:  zaSsfie&fc: 

pit,         And  from  my  bonds  re-    -    leas'd  ~ 


£ 


my  feet  5        Firm 


1 — 
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1 

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-e 


-h- 


-7h  fls^^fel 


—4i 


p^EiEgES=I 


:dz 


j^4— p~-f—«— j— 


zzzi: 


•e- 


l^S 


:izz_: 


:zzzz± 


on      a 


rock     he  made  me  (land,  To  praife         tlie 


wonders 


or- 


his 


— £5* 
hand. 


~y      [—  u" 


£ 


£= 


E£zEE%E  :E|zE£EjFzz=E: 


|1 


:± 


:± 


3 


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24 


Buxton. 


S.  M. 


Ma da ;?. 


llilpiig^llpll 


stj 


~z* 


jj>~  Jr  Hr  Ip^E 


s 


nrrPl  JJfljr.1 


*-tW-t- 


ii^i:iiiiiiPiiggiiPiiiiiiiiipgi 


j  j  ritttf.li.il  r  i^flji  J  J  rtf  crtf  if  j  i  J  J  r  i  d"  r^ff 


pr  ,.:"c  the 


Saviour's         name.  Wake  eve 


7 


heart         and 


r  ri.affcrBB-p  r  iff  r i  Jjf  ijr i  r  r  i  rj^s 


every         tongue,  To  praife     the  Saviour*  name. 


fcfc 


F= 


._i — 


rimgjni^Jj  ju'rntr 


ee= 


=p=±=5; 


1 


«. 


Molesworth.         L.  M. 


W.  Burney. 


25 


zzzfc*: 


J~VlLUU1A  IHTJ JJ-ISS^^^^^^^ 


Pia. 


Arlfe        my        foul  with        wonder      fee,  What      love        divine        for  thee  hath        done ;        Behold  thy        forrow 


fillliiliililEilg^gllliil^li 


zsz::t~ 


-a — 


ill-  i  M  P  LIT  til fl  i/  fe'f  j" '  :'?1  j^T^^lTIl  tv  r  T^ 


^ 


femB^jJJ  UX-|i-OL ji;  jlxg^D^lQ 


i 


fin 


and    grief,  Are        laid    on  God's        eternal 


Sou,        Are        laid       on        God's    c- 


ternal  Son. 


X±Z±ZHZjJz±I 


I 


=9— i= 


_szBzp-i_R_-E-L-=- 1? — f-3 


~i — 


=111 


=Mm=WMmm^=MMSi^m=M^^^ 


26 


Rockingham.  C.  M. 


W.  Bin 


ney. 


W^FT^\  w  J-  1  fp 


i 


& 


^nea 


He      is        a         God        of 


fov'reign 


love, 


Wo    promised        heaven 


w^ 


o  r  ■  — " 


to  me, 


And     taught     my 

:zz± 


ji  '  ii  i  i"rifrpi  "ii-JinJi 


a^=?TT\KrT  1  jTn  p  I      \\y  \  °  f=f=f=j 


h— p— a 


iHHIIil 


"7* ^*. 


-F- 


to 


foar         above ; 


Where  bappy,    Where        happy,        Where  naPP7 


_ , 

fpirits 


m 


be. 


"P 


5 


*g-:J: 


S 


i-T  r  if  ^-IH  FJa  cj  I  p  ~ 


-l-#e — s^1 — . — 


■y" T 


::=e=P: 


mil 


Mortality. 


.  i 


P.  M.  Harmonica  Sacra. 


27 


Think  might  -  —  -  y         God,       on         fee- 


ble man ;  How        few  his         hours,        how 


fhort        .his     fpan,    flior; 


T~F\' 


3E£ 


—*-> 


111=111 


SEEE 


EiEii 


- 


1^  ^  U< 


:§ — d_^s!_: 


irom  the  era-  -  die 


to 


the  grave.    Who  can 


fecure 


Ef^ii-^SEfegpffeppEiigl^sg 


his 


vi-     -      tal  breath,     A- 


T--d^i — p: 


:ezzp: 


zzpzz: 


G" 


:z3: 


-___|E=z: : : P_::  :_?z=p_:  :_^z3z±£__:  ----&— --^i-P— F— 


:i— z— E= ±-„±:±:t~z; 


23 


g-iinft  ;'  bold  demands  of  death,     With  flcill         to  or  ,-.-  to  fare. 


bold  demands 


_^p_i  r  r  rfr  i=fcH  i —*J4-t!_ »'  i p  BEEr  r  p  i  "■  vt 

Interment. 


::zzczzz 


•i — g- 


izz§zzzdzz: 


Erie 


'iano. 


L.   M.  or  P.  M. 


Selected  from  Handel. 

i)  I  l_rTTTTTTTT1~TPi  -UJ  J3  1  j  *  1 .1 J I   tfHr-r^i 


A'.R.  thy 


bofom, 


faithful  tomb, 


Take  tliis         new  treafure  to  thy  truft, 


kp~1T3  TX3-4~TOJ  i-g===|?^^I.77Tr"r"FEg^ 


Sap 


djrP^p— T: 


M        , 


Ei^Ei 


EESESEEEEi=E3 


29 


E?E^i^=ll2il=iEi 


—EEEEEESEESEiEFSE 


r-rt^ 


si 


(T» 


And         gi?e     thefe 


facred 


reucs 


To 


feek 


flumber 


the 


— ri— 
duft. 


ZZ5=S 


£  £ 


.p. 


^=IZpZ==^ 


_Q- 


II n 


J ? 


And         give         thefe 


IzB^fggj^ 


z::za 


fecr- 


ed 


relics 


£-#T3LjLagf 


room  To         feek       a  flum-     -    ber  in  duft 


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IZT- 


■f — P~t*r'P — P" pTjr^r  f :  l  i .; 


2  Nor  pain,  nor  grief,  nor  anxious  fear, 
Invade  thy  bounds.     No  mortal  woes 
Can  reach  the  peaceful  fleeper  here, 
Aad  Angels  watch  his  foft  repoie. 


3  So  Jefus  fiept  ;  God's  dying  fon, 

Pafs'd  through  the  grave  and  bled  the  bed  : 
Reft  here  bleft  faint,  'till  from  his  throne 
The  morning  break  and  pierce  the  fliade. 


4  Break  from  his  throne,  illufcrious  morn, 
Attend  O  earth  !  his  fov'reign  word  ; 
Reftore  thy  trufl,  a  glorious  form  ; 
He  mufl  afcend  to  meet  his  Lord. 


so 


Access. 


C.   M. 


JLock  Hospital. 


P-4+— s 


Come,  let  us  lift         our 


joy-  -  ful 


eyes 


up 


to        the  courts 


bove. 


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|         O        tf     JZ&S 


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v~- 


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J     4     1    °~"tid     ~:c— i~*- 


A:.J 


to 


fee         our 


m 


m^^^m^^fe 


Father 


there 


Up- 


tlirone        of  love. 


J  J  1  o  «M  "  rfT5  i'  r^WfTT-  TTff-H-Hfc 


^Tnrrrr-7=p- 1  j  ■»  n  -f_iXi  r  j  IfJ^g 





German.  L.  M* 


sr 


Lock  Hospital. 


come  thou  wounded  Lamb     of 


God ;  Come,    wafh         us 


in  thy 


cleanfing  Blood ; 


E* 


I 


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=S=P* 


:e: 
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=-t=E£ 


bt=rf=EE 


1 


£33zf*fci- 

-t_±_E£BSf:-P. 


11=11=1=1 


I^ac 


Give  us       to  kgow  thy 


Love,             then  pain 

jaiaH —J— 1         1  ' 


Is     fweet         and         h'fe, 


death  is 


gain. 


zlzzzz  -^z*±zizzz5zz ~ :£zziz:Ezz[zzizzzzr: 


»- jsf^ G- 


FeEzbzzzzEEzz::: 


r-  -£■ 


E^^"I~"f ~~L~f~  ~~^~I~i — i~~:f — iz^:Lizi~^~Ftrr~£~^~f~r^iLFi^~3~iv 


32 
.a,b  o 


fiEiS 


Chelsea.  C.   M. 


W.  Burney. 


Y\  ah  wc 


^§ 


i  J7TJ  i^r 


mcd-  -  i-     -      tatc  the 


*fc=^ 


=zz£— 


«fl— 


1 1,-]  i  i  11 ,  arm  i  f  f  i  rpi 


grace         Of  our         liigh  pricft  a-     - 


bove; 


rzszzi 


I 


Yn  r  i  r  r »  r'fj  i   j  if-  Vi  J  r  i   r   r  i   H 


eSEFFTXrnjTrTTT=gl  f    e  N  Hi 


His 


heart  >: 


made     of 


ten-    -  der- 


ncf;,        Hii 


bowels 


melt  with  love. 


Ee=Hj  rtjupyr  r~cn  r  i  i  r  rr-t-^j^1^ 


IIeIeIeIeEEEE 


EEEEIEEEFEIE=: 
:EEEE=£ 


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iEEEEEEilEEiElE|ES 


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Zion. 


S.  P.  M. 


Dr.  Ma  dan 


n 


r) 


n 


:^llii^lifil^llilp!lliiillillllllillii 


Zion,  thrice        happy        place,  Adorn'd  with    wondrous    grace,    And    walls    of  lrrength        embrace        thee         round ;    In     thee    our 


3rH3d~t~5 


*z£ 


mm&mmmm 


(■--b: 


zttfel-^ii 


zjp-Zg-^  :  J^FzEzt  Jz  zz 


EEE 


— J 


E 


-+-*zrzzz\: 


<*- 


^K=Psi 


tribes       appear,         To         pray>  and  praife,       and  hear,         The  facred 


■i 1" 


3E£ 


-;  .5.1  ni..jd 


joyful  found. 


gofpel's 


ES^S^iS^SSiS^EgiEil! 


--p- 


J       ~"1 Zl_ZiX_ZJ— Za i  i  T   o I A-  •    _!£*—• I        /— .  T    f^~~~"f« T       c-- n       T ^ Z T Z Z I " cjlZSII 


34 


Bethel. 


L.  M. 


Z)r.  Arnold. 


rn  iTB=a 


..y Ma 


AIR.       Give  inks        to  God:     he        reigns        above,  Kind  are    his  thoughts..  r.ame        is 


Love  :     Iiis 


•SEg—zsEE 


£ 


£=£=: 


1 — ,^_j 


mercy 


»g« 


paft         have  known,    And  ages 


long  to 


come         ih:iU 


Lct 


t=mm 


r— =^z::= 


Nffi    i1  T-fff-TTTTT  j  -JT1 


ZTZUGZZIZ 


•©- 


35 


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— I- 


_z: 
-d- 


the  re-    -     deem-  -  eel 


[zzzic: 


•of        the 


grace 


re-    - 


Lift  1 1  Tfltai 


-d — d— 

cord :  If- 


-e £ 


_x_w ; 


EE 


=fc[ 


Ezfrzr  p=EJ 


n 


_f_ 


Z± 


_2 JtZil-lZQ — ^pi_: 

ra«l,  the  na-    -     tion 


_, 


rdEBEIEgEE 


whom         he 


chore, 


And  refcifd  from 


O  — ;        —        3 


their 


mighty 


foes. 


zzzz_^_zz_z^: 


_____ — __ 
_£z£zz::zzzz 


-s, 


z3z:p *■ 


— »- — ? — 

zZzziizzczzz 


:_zzzz|zz±zEzzz 


C6 


Hallifax. 


- 


L.  M, 


JDr.  Ma  dan. 


\m<—. 


p^TTrWr^f  HT  '^gl^ i  j  isry^m 


Ho!         ey'ry  .one     who  thiifh,         dra\y     i;:gli ;     'Tis         G 
; i £? — , 


the  fal-    -    Leo 


race, 


P^p3^LaL¥irrTTt3Eg^ 


B^E 


_.„^e|=Ee: 


«._ 


^_±_^- 


LUUU 


— L-1L-U- e=E — I— 1— jT   ^    I    'f     i    I    j     J^  I  -fl 


:=?=T 


free  f^i-  va-  tion 


buy,        Buy  \v!:-.e        and 


railk,  god 


1 


• 1 — «* — =» — t n~T — -j t* ~xz — "i T — ~1" ~f^ — r — ~ ~*"7 WZ 


cf 


Morning  Hymn.  L.  M. 


J.  W.  Collcoat. 


o<7 


AIR. 


ft\ 


n 


^_2 '•' p_ 


Awake  my  foul,     and  with     the  fun,  Thy 


daiiy 


ftage    of 


i  *  :1  ■    d  - 


L 


t:=EEs 


=3 


4 


=p 


— V 


:zsz 


duty  run ;     Shake 


-£« 


Pi 


:dz: 


— ch~~ 


d=P=: 


:£ 


t 


£3E: 


—  O -p  —  «; iff 

zzrz'zzzdr 


H 


off        dull        iloth,        and 


-Pi 


-t-f-t 


early 

=4= 

ZZSZZZZT 


rife,.        To  pay         the 


morn.- 


fac- 


fice. 


H 


Ji-Jzz:_p_A  _e~;p_« — T_^._cr^.T — Ci__ft____p. — p — ^_(=L_^p       £ — p_ 


c 


iill 


Edgcumbe.         C,  M.  W,  Bur 

tr. 
fy         p  uv'rs     why  fleep     ye  fo  ?         A-     -     wake  my  fu^ 


j | 


1 


1 


Nothing      has 


wjjjjJfTv^  r  if  r  i|;  i'  ipy  i  \«mm 


uZa:-e=He=^  1  ^0-3^=     "^  " 


iiiHil^H 


,  _^o*  .  r°r' 


d  I  d.  JJ*  I  J.  pip  ^Tr (^  1  '  d-  ■  [ 


thy 


to 


.-- 


t J»_ p 


fo 


Yet 


half         fj 


. 


TTjp~f=f:E— -|j  |  r .  •  p^^==^-4-f*— p-  y^_yi 


j=-~  ^y5*    f  [  r    T— ^  :— ^— -? 


£ 


-rrfrrrizpa 


Benevolence.  C.   M. 


Slow. 


J.  TF%  CallcotL 


39 


c* 


all         my 


forrows, 


Lord,     And 


Con-    -     -     fid-     -     er 


thy  de- 


Inr- 


-     rcnce 


f  D 


— z — l"fl""H — ~~ri 


Q 


3; 


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3: 


— czr: 

=4= 


S==S 


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ICZZZ 


;. 


:dz:z: 


b= 


My 

sz: 


foul         for  thy         fal- 


va-    -  tion 


faints  ;  When  will 


=SESEEfE3E5EEE 


==Bl 


my 


troubles 


end  ? 


^ g 


=3= 

H- 


v  i  """"""  —  j— -  [  _caZ 


St.  Bridge's.  S.  M. 


Dr.  Howard. 


A  IK. 


=£ 


mm 


i     us 


foul  ti  GlxI,  My  •  truft  is 


his  nr.e  ; 


Let 


-S 


-d 2 


JEP 


i^iyiSIil 


|jr^-(i    / 1  I"        [  | 

■3— 


-e- 


I 


He! 


IeI 


ii  °  i  j  r  i  p-  j  i  ,  !!■ 


not  foes,  that 


blood, 


Still 


triumph 


ia  mi 


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=7^-pZ^±p^.   J    |     0-   ||     0 


g cL 


mwm 


:cz==z; 


-C= _ 


_± Q- 


IS! 


Old  Fiftieth.  P.  M.      10&11.  Williams' Coll.  4.1 


The  God  of        glory     fends  his  fummons  forth,         Calls  the  fouth  nations,  and  awakes  the     north ;         From  eaft  to  weft  the  fov'reign  orders  fpread, 


E£EE= 


-ffHf  PHTTr^- r  -M j  f  r  Wfeffff  prfl^T^O^Eff^P 


^^i^^^i^^^gi^i^^i^^ 


Thro'  diftant  worlds  arid  regions  of  the  dead. 

ziqzeze: 


+ 


The  trumpet  founds ;  heil  trembls ;  heaven  rejoices  }         Lift  up  yoni  heads,  ye  faints,  with  cheerful  voices. 

1 --r-^.-P-T**-  -■— — — ITZZZZJZ: 


-fE-gf-e- --T y-f=» -J- --zzazsz       zpzpfp--         ^t  pz     33  ^_.iiip.g:-f     t_     1-33 


zzzzzzozzz  ixjezp 


I>¥ff- r-P r-P~x—— 


:prp; 


*Z 


1 — lZ~' — zt 
tzgizzazt 


£ 


E  -  t 

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42  New  Fiftieth.  P.   M.      10's.  Williams'  Coll. 

"\  HU,lfi If  i  If  r  II  l> , ■  I J i jl J JIQJIUI n  Jlf  fllft ftejfrl 

ITiiSiliiiSiiilili 


*g=5:i:Fi 


Not  to  our  name,  thou  enly    juft  and     true,         Not  to  our  worthlefs  names  is       glory         dec,         Thy  pow'r  and  grace,  thy  truth  and  jufticc-  claim 


il  4ir  r  irflr  r  If  r\  illjllilliicrrl  f  r  Ullpl  JxEfeBgl 


^ilfrUJJlfWHrlJjlfrlfJ^fljllffiFiSftFma 


=£« 


lliSiSgilliiigi^ilS^illil 


zp^ti^f^^fiPiifiTf'TfTTffrflrri'MlPl  fMrf'^lTTf  [fl'r 


Nor  let  the     heathens  fay,  "  And  where'*  your  God  ?" 


=4-iri  ru1  1  1  M+^H    II 

Immortal     honours    to  thy    fov'ieiga  i  line  thro* the  earth  from  heav'n  thy  bleft    abode, 


m£MrfWfWWuWtb,  r  TTrT^y  J.J  I  r  erffW^g 


rP'i;  *i"f"~riz»zgT^rqir^xi^:rpFJ — 1  <►  f  1  f     "I,,      I     II 


HftTTftffi 


Southwel. 


S.  M. 


Williams'  Coll. 


_e-:p     ::^e 


~nE 


43 

m 


lb~ii3^^ 


Lord  what  a     feeble     piece 


Is  this  our  mortal  frame  ? 


Our  life  how  poor  a    trifle         'tis, 


That  fcarce  deferves  the  name ! 


Orange.  S.  M.  Williams'  Coll. 


l^S^^^^^^^^^^a^g^^^ 


Let  finnere  take  their  courfe, 

jfpzilpzi 


And  chufe  the  road  to  death ; 


But  in  the  worfl.ip  of  my    God 


I'll  fpend  my  daily         breath. 


iZ^v.z&zi 


HI 


44 


Sabbath. 


C.  M. 


Dr.  Ma  dan. 


E3: 


tr. 


=4= 


j i j  j i  j.  1 1 r  cr i j- j i j  j i"0  mm 


The        Lord        cf 


fabbaths 


let  us  praife,         In 


concert 


with  the  bk-A;    Who 


-*--=- 


E3SEE 


til   J-    *    l.'f     f    I    7-  ti   1  jjl  j^ 


SX^JXi-U'  r  l  r  J  I  f  [  EDUqiJi 


=SEg=i 


ffl^3E 


jjjjjj  t  r  Cr  Ifcr-erHr  'J  If  [f  I  f  y  1 


joyful 


in        bar-  -    men-    -  'ous  lay,  Em-    -    ploy        an 


endlcfs 


reft. 


Employ  an 


endlefs 


£ 


-j-U-gJLp-ftf  It'  J  l.r  co  1 0"  Cr  1^.  "IJU-OEEbs 


\^^M=^^^=mM^m=^ki={Em=i 


--- f= 


SEE 


Sabbath,     Continued. 


r\  r  Uxrm.  p.-.  J  1  '  U  EE 


45 


I 


reft. 


Who  joyful 


in  har- 


mon-     -      ou5 


lavs, 


Em- 


ploy 


an 


endlefs 


reft. 


QE 


Ti  f''r~Ff-fr  I  i  '■vi,  f  -  -tf-~^=^=-J— UJ- 


iffi: 


-A. 


ZZ3E 


fP- 


__T_i__*-T~£ 


ac=  i: 


£ 


S.  M. 


Leeds. 


sz: 


-9- 


czes:: 


£=i:prg 


.=p:pz 


Williams'  Coll. 


— _£ T — — j — @_ ___ pTp-pT— -p — r— p — g-x STE~ f-IS— S 


fcrb 


The  Lord,  the  fov'reign  King, 


Hath  fix'd  his  throne  on  high  !  O'er  all  the  hcav'nly  world  he  rules,  And  all  beneath  the.      flty. 


,B 


3EE 


T 

5=i 


^S^&EiE 


F=£f 


=£ 


£ 


:~^llzE@-E3z--JK 


46 


Invocation, 


S.  M. 


Lockhart. 


Slow 


b  11  j  j  p    |  i  3  J  j  l~r  li '  J 1  p  r  u  I  p  P~l J  o= 


Come 


holy 


<fir-  -    it, 


come, 


Let 


thy  bright 


beams 


rife  ; 


EE3 


T      i 

::=g=~d- 


p  U i » ^^ 


-s=TE£= 


Ii5brzryz:gzzi — p g— izzzi 

b  «  *    i     i  -  |  —  r   ■  i  ■  o 


:=j: 


£E 


a=3' 


ill 


Pia. 


For. 


,«.J   rzjzi-jlj — zzp      J.-=: — p      •  ,' 


-e- 


m 


dif-     -     pel  the 


darkncfs 


from        our 


minds,  And 


open 


n  <i  j  i ,.  jh 


all         our  *v«. 


Illiiiilllllliilliilll^si 


-s — *■ 


m 


p^^rrr7T3TT".Jj  i  «,  h-.ii  rjreazr^a 


Leicester.  L.   M.  or  P.   M. 


Dr.  Ma  clan. 


47 


Ea3E= 


Sweet         is 


1- 

the  day 


■£££*=&£ 


:ez 


of, 


facred- 


reft, 


ezzc: 
E 


No  mortal  cares      fhall  fuze      my  breafk : 


E?^=E±zE^E*lEi=^E*^ziE^EE±=ii=zEEz: 


e -> 


P 


3eb= 


— d   p  l-d 


Pia. 


f      O 


may       my  heart         in  tune  be  found,         Like         Da-    -■     vid's  harp  of 


folemn 


found ! 


EEEE]E™zzJ 


-\ r- 


e— 


- — *   —^k — 3~   i~^~^"   t:!i^"~^"   ^^"i^"  -1~ ~: 


^a^^EzE^^JzfZ-^^S 


-± 


H 


— d — ©• — ■*-— -■ — 


4-3 


Leicester,     Continued, 


lor. 


zzrs 


T~£Z1t7* 


l^^^l 


O  may        my 


heart       in  tunc         be         found,  Like  Da-     -    \-id's  harp 


of 


folemn  fi  .  nd 


^zz|zg=^jzz|=dzzi3=|=dl=^ffid^=:^|=^ 


#--* 


j|==M^iMsiip 


: 1- 


r*.      - 


:zDzzr 

— g — r — t — ^~ 


£ 


-e ^ 


s: 


• JS W— 


Islington. 


HIHI 


— p- ^ — « — 


zizzc: 


^1 


L.  M. 


Lockhart, 


Pi.i. 


TTWrTTEaaWHaJ  r  l  cr  rrlg  r  r  I  .Jj  - 1 ' 


[I  be  the  lather  and  hi 


Son,  To  whofe     cc-     -     left       -     ial  fource     we  owe ; 


"HrTTTltrrtrrrfi"^  Ji  J]  J  Ji^Ji  J  JAUMJ  J3  I  ■ 


rjpr«zzj:=gzzqEi-_p — zt=zz=izz~t — t— gz-i,:,.  "  .-'rrTTT.      : — z 

_ l\\\\  i  f  1  f  r  1  i  r  1  f  f  Lg-t 


::zzztzi: 


zz±:i: 


^ 


iffl 


Islington)     Cont:nued. 

TOT. 


fi 


\zzz&zizxM=zt: 


■■F 


49 


a-     -     bore,  Aad         rilis  Of 


Comfort 


here       be- 


RiTers  of  endlels  joys  a-    -     bore,  Aad         nils  of  Comfort  here       be- 


EI=EtEE33! 


SE S  Err:  :=  In  •  1  ^ :— :fzz— — :E EzzEEEf zp ™t=^ 


For. 


low. 


Rivers        of  endfeft 


joys         a-    -     bove,    And  rills  of  comfort  here  be-     -     low. 


i—T-r-\-r-t  f  |  + j-  -^  '  J''  ,f  'TI^T^^Cl?  ff  J  ^^^tS^tt^ 


-p—F- 


^SSlUS 


S 


50 


C.  Lockharf. 


EI3EB-i 


Roehampton. 


^JETLTl  r  -  ZjOTjTT  JT3E 


s 


Raise  your  triumphant 


fong%  To  an        immortal  tunc,  Let  the  wide  earth  refound  the  deeds,     Celeftial         grace  has  done, 


g^trTTTOaujijJJ'irffi 


'^E££ 


-L- 


£ 


t±1L7*^ 


>= 


llif 


bEsjsggiiiimjitf  -.  cr  Tf^^^rr  nrng 


mmmiEsm^j-]  j  'J  flati  ;•  -^  i-  r  r )  t  Pern 


Celef-    -    ti-  -  al        grace  has        done.  fing  hew     e-    -    ter-  -  u»il  love ; 


chofe,  And 


1 — Tf 


^gHHl 


;™^==Eia£fc=fei^| 


Roehampton,      Continued. 


51 


m 


-IziflEZZ 


* — 0- 


^U^-* 


I 


=pci=fc±E= =: 


bid  him  raife         our         wretched     race,    From         their       abyfs-  of  woes.  And  bid     him     raife  our  wretched       race,  From 


jLzz: 


>z*pzzj!:zfcezlz^z-zzzjzz 


--*; 


zzzdzzfzz 


fcf 


^-r*^— P»-T-p  F— ^l 


EZipppz^pzzpzz: 


3£Sz?z^ 


' 


#■ — *■ 


s)™- , . _ i 


their  abyf;     of        -woes, 


From         their       abyfs         of  woes. 


-t^-1 


EE=fcp=fc^2: 


L  ■' ,1  '  JJlZZf±£B=EB==H=ll=|lJi^^ 


Roehampton,      Continued* 


Sym. 


u. 


rn^TfTTI^i  J I  J,  f  ItfTTIr  fTTffS^ 


zrHirr  TT3  4UJL1LA-JT&  j~~i 


a 


jsHsl 


Now, 


Now,  finners, 


dry      your        tears ; 


Let  hopelefs, 


hopelcfs 


"TTTTr  fTTfTT gTTj  "^  r  '  r I  f    f  !■  r  f  I  ta 


i 


»-«_» 


pTTTTrTndi-f-r  i  f  r  r  i  r  r  f  ^ 


SyflJ. 


L j-_c-LaJ-£zUj  r  ■■  iU v  F^ljy 


ir  fi'1  f 


:   . 


ce.i:e, 


Bow  to     the  fe$ptre         of  his         lov«,     And         take     the 


Fortifs. 


Roehampton,     Continued. 


53 


Piano. 


-fFk 


— *— l*m~ r- 


--F— 


zzwzz 


^^z^k^^^^^^M^~l=~ 


IZjD. 


1*z*zzztz- 


offer'd 


peace. 


Bow     to         the         fceptre 


of         hrs  love,         and         take  the  offer'd 


peace.  May 


=EfeEirS=:M^=f=: 


tr. 


ZZ[ZZEftZlZtZZZrZTZgZ.fLZZZZT.Z 


--F- 


Forte. 

_,* — l_. 


^=3*z: 


and  lay     an 


JEgEiJE!Ep|pip|p=p|Ep-^EpiEE|gEigJEiElp 


H 


V^ 


g?     J  .14*    f  := 


Roehampton,      Continued. 


U£=*  17771  >  f  I  ■■ J  J  *l  Ln~l  3"lg^rfTr  r  7 


va-  -   tion 


hath         brought,  And  love         and  praife         his  name. 


To  the         i  ■!- 


va-    -     non 


W£  JETHFFl  r  r  r  1 3  ■ 


1 


Torts. 


ES 


§S: 


::=^z* 


^StXJX^I 


£&hi=p 


-  T — e — g         J  .  I         ^-J-J — 


±= 


;?=i=a 


g=Tin  j  i  j  /  ff 


he         hath         brought,     and  Icvc         ar.J  praife     his  name!         And         love  and 


his  name. 


~p,        i" — t~  ,—  w — r — T — ==*-r 1 — -T 


5^E 


TT1J  Al  f  --1 


Greens. 


Sevens, 


Harmonia  Sacra. 


ft? 


1===?=: 


a^gEEBSfeEg&g 


£Z£Z 


zsz»-zz!z:izgz?z: 


r. » "—• ' ! W-—  — - 


Weary  world  when 


iSEEi 


will         it         end,    Deftin'd     to     the 


purging     fire ; 

zzSbfEzizSzzrzEzE^ 


Fain  I  would  to         heav'n   afcend, 


HP 

^ 

Thitherward  I 


bi.«: 


t 


»         jfc 


_^ 


viLt-r1  r  PgglfegilgggsaE^^El 


tr. 


tr. 


Iiilgp^l?iil^ililill|iliipip^ 


fhll         afpire ;         Saviour         this     is  not         my     place,    Let       me         die  to         ft  e         thy '  face, '   Let    me     die     to     fee         thy         face. 


j— ?—*-&■ — P~T~^~~jy~ 


._fci„__^__p_T__Fi_^__ 


zz^zzpziE^zzppzz^ziz|z^z^:Tz 


._ ^ j — 


F-* 


I t&mai 


B^ 


_^.zf:_zE-_zf:_:2:_T_#-e-_. 


SE^^gzlElEpgiilESp 


56  Musicians.  C.   P.  M. 

i1'"  J  J  ir 'Chili 

'I'hou    God         of  har-  -     mo-  -     nj         and         lore 


Marmonm  Sacra. 

Whofe    name  tranfport6  thy  faint*  abov*, 


JJ  j.1  J 1  JUf  r  r  \\r*  ir '  l 


A:  A 


m^7TT  r  [T  fr-HHU  -  'J  1  r .  J  J j  I  A-  JfrT^Tl 


^"71  r*f  cTtH~r  J  r^H  f  f  f  f  i  r  r  f  Oi 


Hi 


tr. 


f?> 


^f*    J    J.      feJ«^.J      t      J/      J-     |,    f— C 


T"fl.  J]  i" 


-+— — 

ZZZi 


lulls  the  ravifhed 


fpheres;  On  .  thee  in  feeble 


Srsiai  I  call, 


A -A 


j.i  ■  i 


CI  I  f  '  f,  I  f  m  J  f  I  U'-5 


EEEtE^EEfE 


M 


=3t. 


F  f  'l/'H-t 


3=P 


'-    ,.,f,.^|L 


HH 


Musicians,     Continued. 


a\ 


-<!-■ r- 


(T\ 


zz5z^rp~n*-i7-T-Pzrp~jir^:~^r-n-"t "psy-Pr-f—  :zBz=^~fMez:  :zpiz=~ zr3— it:  :==.ir^zi 


mix  my    humble  voice         with     all,  Thy    heav'nly  cho-  -  rifters, 


Thy 


heav'nly 


chorifters. 


^mzi'it:  J-^i 


£=S=SSi=: 


-e 


j^Bd~£zr~r  .'iBS^i 


--F — 


If  well  I  know  the  heav'nly  art, 
To  captivate  an  human  heart, 
The  glory,  Lord,  be  thine; 
A  fervant  of  thy  bleffed  will, 
I  here  devote  my  utmofl  {kill, 
To  found  the  praife  divine. 


Oh !  might  I  with  thy  faints  afpire, 
The  meaneft  of  that  darling  choir, 
Who  fliout  thy  praife  above  ; 
Mixt  with  the  bright  Mufician  band, 
May  I  an  heav'nly  harper  ftand, 
And  fing  the  fong  of  love. 


What  ecflacy  of  blifs  is  there, 
While  all  the  angelic  concert  fhare, 
And  drink  the  floating  joys  ; 
What  more  than  ecftacy,  when  all 
Struck  to  the  golden  pavements  fall, 
At  Jefus'  glorious  voice. 


Ch  !  mignt  I  die  that  awe  to  prove, 

That  proftrate  awe  which  dare  not  move, 

Before  the  great  three  One ; 

To  fliout  by  turns  the  burftingjoysj 

And  all  eternity  employ, 

In  fongs  around  the  throne, 


H 


58 


Funeral  Hymn.  C.   M. 


Selected  from  Dr.  Arnold. 


Slow. 


<7\ 


ft  feh  n^Bcjm==P^ 


* 

*- 


— — _» 


F=^ 


m=i 


B=rzzjzlzil 


eIesIeIIe 


p. 


*_T.£_j£:_p._p._T._rs f—r-p- — t 


I 


* 


n=pq==f= 


iiniiiiiigiy 


Tis         but     the         voice     that 


Wl.v     dj     v.j         mourn  de-     -     part-     -     ing     friends?         Or         fbake  at     death's     alarm? 

rrrrr  r-r  iprTVP  p'II'V.  i>;>  —u'or  .i.p. 


ezizzz: 


rft~t>  zzzxzd  zzzizzzL  izjsz: 
■ — j>^zrzzQZZ2iZa_i_rz- 


-*fc 


pz:z: 


'•='='  -    -ftitii 


._ — n ». 


-^zzzrzzszzzp: 


i — I — i — _ — p — : — ± — 

i—  r  *  f     '   » 


— p-  - 
— i — 


:t"— p- 


z+EP^EK 

_±_p: (z_: 


r  *  r 


n  r  f  i~tf 


P=5s: 


T 


-l- 


Jefiu 


fends 


To 


call         them 


to         his 


:fzzzrz: 

To 


P    i    P    T"'i-.'..P     P    i    ° 


i 


call         them 


3EE 


iEEE 


£ j_|=d^:e— :^~ :}:— E=;^— l^gzzrp— t=pzrf=:g::z4=p=z 


to  his 

Z2ZZTSHZ 


arm*. 


11 


j p- 


mm 


-W c. 


X 


3. 


I1  .       Ih 


Funeral  Ode. 


S.  M, 


G-aw. 


Mil  grove. 


59 


JEl5E^==|=3==^=|=3-=^-=l===::l 


qz: 


1  The  fpirits 


of  the  juft,  Confiu'd 


E$— rzz&izzzzlzzr:-^ 


saE^^^^^^ZEJIj^^^ 


bodies  groan ; 

izzzzz 

rtzzszz 

J 


3- 


^_j^ 


ior.fin'd 


in 


2  Je    -     -  fus,    who 


came  to 


:=k=z— zszzi 


fave, 


The  lamb 


for  iinncrs 


lliin, 


The    lamb  for 


EiEeEgEgEEgE 


izszz:: 


-©- 


then         to 


truft 


3  Why       fear     we 


The  place         where  Jefus 


IE 


zs: 

lay,  The    place    where 

-»t>"  I  '*-^g~t~p — |ZE| 


ft-p  u  JJ  & 


J      |"1    joj. I   ■      f  1  p      J  |  j=",   JTJ 


bodies 


3qp 

to 


groan  ; 


Till         death     configns  the         corpfe         to 


Tinners 


flain, 


Perfum'd         the         chambers 


rF=ffF=g 


-e 


lay. 


of  the 


c5- 

duft : 


zz§zz: 

grave  ; 


And         then         the  con-    -     flitt's 


:dzz: 


And         made       ev'n  our 


:__». — :pzr._© 


juiet         refls  our 


brothers 


daft, 


:zzr[:: 


t 


.izzizzizza: 


And         thus  it  feems  to 


o. 


60 


Funeral  Ode,      Continued. 


x'^=zn 


-e— i— e- 


£=nb.  a  J 


rnmmm 


tlone.        And        then    the  conflict's  done.    And         then  the  conflict's 


done. 


jg-f.  pt b  i  *  r^ip:N"i-° i  "T<-uo^f=fif-Fn 


£-in  And        made  ev'n  death    our 


gain.     And       made    ev'n      death     our 


giin. 


"  Forbear  mi 


fay,  And         thus     it  feems       to  fay,     And       thus         it       fi-ems       to 


fcr^z±=rz-?z=;     -     :zz?=z|z-— 


I     p  I  n~ra: 


E 


Tn-llLg-JN      J^ 


.  ro         weep  ; 


^_zn^9ir r  Tn^fhrj  i  j  i r  r  j  i  j  «j  i  -<i  J  i  J '  t)  i  j  J  ,i 


r^_ 


Since     death         has       loft         its         fling, 


Thofe         chriftians,  that 


Jefu8 


fle cp  ,  Our 


iill^ilfllilill^liiipllliiillill 

-P-  t        a       ■£ 


__,  TTrfrM^f,     s+_._ 


— p- 


E 


•F-F- 


:■ 


1 


Funeral  Ode,     Continued. 


61 


«._. 


J*._p—^ft_ 


_fe o^ 


4- 


-3— j- 


S: 


God  will  with  him     bring.         Our     Gcd     will     with     him         bring.  Thofe       ehriftians,  that         in  Jefus 


lleep,     Our         Gad         will 

-*— r 0 


— 

^ZZSZZZZZSZIZIJZZZ 


z|z__t_  z£ -p 1?. 


» 


with     him 


2 - pJL._ 


bring.  Thofe         ehriftians,  that  in  Jefus  fleep,  Our  God         will         with         him  bring. 


«  m  -P-  -S-        «  -|*  -J*  -P- 


-e— 


Jzzdz: 


62 


Dismission.  Eighths. 


V  J  T3 1  fT^=fcj  I  u ' ,T  t  LBSl  f  1 J  JLttiil 


Tlus  Cod       is       the  God  we         adore, 


Our  faithful         un-     -     chang-     -  able  friend ;  Whofe  lore    is         zs 


&  4     j_J_J  J  r  I  J  J_JJJtLJXg= 


^^=3-=E 


iE*=:fc3ziEEi=^^a 


p  ^  «  1    i  r^r  1  f  f'.J? 


F- 


33E3 


=£=cJ  j-  r  i  r  r  3 


E££ 


**- 


afcEDTirTTX-Lt  I  f  r  f  Kg 


grc.:t  aa  his         pow'r,    A.id        neither         kr.ows  meafure        nor        end ; 


Tis  Jefus         the  firft     and     the  Lift,  Whofe 


rfTTTWTf-KL}  +  x-^rrrr-Li-^^g^g 


rvt~^~l — ri  i  ~-%=p      » — i — #   -.f-  frr i " _    u  <~t~t — c  t  vt     ~f-\-*p— Pi 


Dismission,      Continued. 


63 


—&■€ — - 


frfcz 


JE!_. 


=||| 


WZEgSEESE* 


—  3  — 


.t-i — 


EQE&E 


fpirit  fhall         guide        U9         fafe     home ;  We'll     praife  him  for         all     that 


is 


part,    And     truft     him     for  ail         that's  to 


=$=«ipFfT-f — f-ff-ti 


.... 


I^ZZZ; 


:zzzzzz:~zizdzz:fz: 


£=: 


zzrrzrze 


zzjfzz^zjzzpzzzrgiz^^ 

Calvary,  L.   M.  Milgrove. 


fr  —  »-- 

czztzi_f 


:fc 


-•— « 


=  1  I 

_X_^g .a) — L_ 


~* 4t- 


mzrn 


— %H 


z^z^zizizsitz 


AIR.  How  fhall  I         fp3ak  my         Saviour's  worth,       Or         tell    the         love         he         bears     to         me !         Shall     I         begin  to         fing    his 


■2r- 


-F- 


§ 


.m=i3=t?- 


-9- 


^^^^^^Mml^WE^Id^^^fM^MM 


64  Calvary,      Continued. 

j  J I  p-JLtf-Le-g^-L''  II J  3  ]  j  J  j_Lr r  1  r  J.ry  L^&5 


birth,  Or         follow  him       to  C.il-  -  va-  -  ry  ?  Yes,     this     I'll  tell  my         brcth'ren     dear,     And  call     them  to 


re- 


._ _. p. p.- 


AjL\iMUnii*\ J II  nt\  r  f ' 


'  •  '*-+  ■ 


±_ 


iiil 


jLT-l-f". r. J  r. .tf.  1-E-iHfH"  I  M-E  f  1  f  LU~r  1. cp-  tf  If  §=l 


■  H       . .  ~i       ; ~ T ~~'"Z 


IT  j  J  1  >  JTp:  [fir  CM* 


«=53==f=: 


S 


ceive     h:>         grace ;  For     now         hj«  righteouf-     -     nefs       is  near,     And     free         from         all         the  fallen 


r;-.c? 


T=*=F— ;-! 


r  r  i  f-nif  r  tr  r  ir  y  tf- 1  -  iA  1 1  r  or  it  f'^ff 


Whitcharch.     H.  M. 


Lockhart. 


65 


P—r-r—  - 


Lord  of  the      worlds     a      -      bove, 


rial  ,i,i  t& 

How        pleafant         and     how 


— F- 


TP~ 


=P§iS^=^= 


fair 


The  d/.  filings  of      thy  love, 


wz 


t±- 


P-s- 


3ES£= 


-2r- 


=±=±± 


5Z2Z3Z 


:p-: 
:pzz 


~ F — 


^ 


zlz^jzz 


:  :zzzzz  «z=±z?=?zz±?= Jsffizs: : 


_rz. 


._}. 


i — ^_ 


3Z 


nrta'.ir.  f  t=g= 


~— ~~— ~T~a  =^g"~^ — TZ~ T~~~i — I "* 

■rr  1 1 1  j-U=g=yj=^ 


e: 


E5- 


£: 


I^PP3 


ggS^Sggl 


rcsreEF 


zq 


Thy        earthly         temples         are ! 


To 


thine  abode        My         heart      afpires,     With      warm       defires       To     foe     my       God. 


czzjez: 

-F- 


E3=SS=EB=gE 


66 


Hclmesley. 


jlil .  r  ■  tf  Of^^Nj 


Lo  1  corner    with  clouds 


fcend-  -  mg, 


ill  J  J  I  enr"^ 


Once     for  favour'd 


flail)  ; 


-se — *- 


-"  f  f  TTTg  a  cj 


-r~ri 

zz::zzaz=za 


*= 


1  [r  fl '  ,11 


Zr>; 


E 


=fc= 


^eePI^eee^e 


zr=— ezzzx 


^ — 


:zzr 


Ire.  ^^       tr.  ^^       tr. 


thoufar-J,         thoufand  faint:  at-     -     tend-     -  ing         fwell     the         triumphs  of  his         train. 


Hal-  -    le-     -     lu-  -  jah, 


-n-rrwi^^=r  i  >  irrnm 


:Ei^EEE;: 


£3=£1  <J  J  I 


- -Jt -E Jfc 


Helmesley,      Continued. 


67 


Tr. 


tr. 


tr. 


3  j~  t 


3Z^-C^-^±^-^H-J5_rFr  eeOZj-r-r  r-^a 


=£= 


Hal- 


le- 


lu-    -    jah, 


Hal- 


le- 


Iu- 


2  Ev'ry  eye  fhall  now  behold  him, 
Rob'd  in  dreadful  majefly, 
'1'hofe  who  fet  at  nought  and  fold  hire, 
Pierc'd  and  nail'd  him  to  the  tree, 
Deeply  wailing, 
Shall  the  true  Meffiah  fee. 


Ev'ry  iflaad,  fea  and  mountain, 
Heav'n  and  earth  {hall  flee  away, 
All  who  hate  him,  muft  confounded, 
Hear  the  trump  proclaim  the  day. 
Come  to  judgment, 
Come  to  judgment,  come  away. 


5  Anfwer  thine  own  bride  and  fpirit, 
Haften,  Lord,  the  gen'ral  doom, 
The  new  heav'n  and  earth  t'  inherit. 
Take  thy  pining  exiles  home, 
All  creation, 
Travels,  groans,  and  bids  thee  come, 


4  New  redemption  long  expecled, 
See  in  folernn  pomp  appear, 
All  his  faints  by  man  rejected, 
Now  (hall  meet  him  in  the  air, 
Hallelujah, 
See  the  day  of  God  appear. 


Yea,  Aman,  let  all  adore  thee, 
High  on  thine  eternal  throne, 
Saviour,  take  the  pow'r  and  glory, 
Claim  the  kingdom  for  thine  own, 
O  come  quickly, 
Helklujah,  come,  Lord,  come, 


68 


Nativity. 


Sevens. 


C.  Burney. 


Pia. 


Soliphia. 


ih  f  J  r.l>  [  I  [  *^WW\s\S&  I  l,r  e±r  1  iJ&s*M 


^tJrijOiijjJjJjijri^^tJ^JMJJ^iTj-^^ 


H.irk!         Hark!         the    herald         angeb  fing,  Gloiy  to        the  new    bora  king!     m   Peace  on 

■dtgu t , 7^1=^=^  tr .fh:=m  h  ift  i  r~TiNi ,,,-,! 


Tuttiforti. 


Organ 


r^fi-;fe^iEfe=t% 


..:JJ  '  1  JV    J-  1-J  J   '.-.I  J-KJ...I.  J.rf*    *   I  rfj'jl   J  .    .!:„    Z        I  ~rl 


earth  and  mercy  mild, 

■^■^      '        ■  —  -*        .  IP 


God     and 


. 


ree      -      oncil'd. 


5QJ],f  f  xnTTrTr  rTf^ 


S3E§E?=EE 


=r — 


Nativity.  Co?iti?ined. 


— t-  -h — F-&-- - |~r — M F F — 3  -•* -M 


ZIZZ — jff — fr    ffi"~T~g" T~F r^~ 


H™"*--r— • 


zzza: 


™,_«i ' 


i£iSfe=E 


z^frfcfcfetrK 


-    -M-P-0-, 


J  d*  1  rii 


-3--S — t 


69 


|Z~pZ3 


-xiH* 


Joyful  all  ye 


r.a 


Mll=pilllilidl 


SEE 


tions       rife, 


Join       the  triumphs 


"3~ 


iEEi?EibE=yi: 


zzzdzzTrPzzS£ 


:^zi 


of  the 

£=E3E 


Pin. 


|Egj^Egp|EJJ^3=g|p^Ei|E^E^ 


For. 
ZjZZj 


izazazziz 


ZZTZa 


IliEEglkfel 


SEJEgjrTfrl;  ££; 


^~T~ 


zfpzfepp:zziz±zzi 


y^fl  Tr  Bfcg 


■j— as 


flcics, 


With         an     -     -     -     gel    -     »    ic  hoft 

HE 


proclaim, 


^P^^^fesffii-  73zg^rp] 


Chrift   is  born  in 


H— -i 

~t~i 


Bcthle     - 


hem. 


1 


:i 


70 


Nativir, , 


Continued. 

CHORUS. 


EE3 — 3_L3 — gjj    I  *^h.^   U  -l 


=1    -  E| 


■4- 

Chrifl      Is 


^ — 

1      '-+-f-'    '     : 


XZIiZZZ 


born 


Bethle    - 


lElESEpliiEfelE 


-^ ,. I .— . 

t__m — =r- — : 


liCDl. 


Hark !         the 


her     -    -    -    aid 


an     -     -    gcli 


km 


<Sy/». 


q=qr 


BE13JEE53FE 


BAB)       """         *~"  MBHN  — —  ""■"  ■■KHn^MBC  W 

ionl  MiM)  ii    ib      I        1 


jizzc 


^-i — *jl i 


Ill^HlEl 


fi"g, 


Glory 


to  the 


:— 5-933= 


* — "«-"■ — V 


new  born  king. 


*=-»'  it  -j;  m 


~£ 


Ililiilipip 


Paradise.     L.  P.  M. 


:  fezfzEz:  ;=§EEEEzEl=E*l=I=E=§zlE?zMdz±El=iz§zLiJzi=±zSzbz 


Milg 


Trove. 


71 


ztzzzzzizzzhzezzzzj: 


-e 


ill! 


5-2 


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p:T=QrpzT=?E-ETr-: 


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Strangers  and  Sojourners  below,       We  *        travel         through  this 


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OTr^rt-Q~ 


EtzFzpzEEpzEEzpzElzfzlzEzEnfzEzcz 

wilder     -     nefs ;    Seeking    the        promk's         reft  to  know,     Ir 


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--h--P~e-- 

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Chrift  the     fountain  of     true        blifs.  We       feek     a      place       beyond  tlte     fkies,  An  ev     -      erlafting 


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I;ilIESSi^F||gE;i:l'; 


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i — i — i 


_l£ i IE-  " 


72 


AIR.     Vert 


Montpclier.  L.  M. 


/.  Burney. 


V.  hen      I  furvey  the 


wond'rous  Crofs,  On         •which         the     Prince         of  glory 


&fi  ; 


My 


;>T[it"nTTJ>^JJ'Jf  If  JP  -i|«J  j^lJfrH  "  I '.J 


^i|Eg|gP|il|E|||l|ggiPlE^|gi|^ 


gain     1 


count        but         lofr,        And        pour        contempt 


ai!         my  pride,  on         all         ny         pride. 


isliilliEliiig 


=£e: 


~T-  p        p.l   JuJ  P     I  I  "f p   I   J  Jplt~~ 


Berwick*  C.  M. 


Dr.  Madan. 


73 


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— n— -—  — t — -i r j 1 1 — 1 1 — — f 1 — [ ■ — — — — r  — — - — I '—-, — — 


zgzszzzz: 


Thou     dear         Redeemer, 

_ft_0. _C_T1 


§§5E£ 


dying 


lamb,  We  love     to  hear     of         thee,     No  mufic         like     thy  charming 


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33 


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— sr-^  — 


izztp-zzezizizzztz 
:z3zi~ 


-I **- 


pgEEiSpEJ=|EEjli=£E|Ep|^EEjE 


zrEE3E±zizib?:fz::= 


U2UllJjgg-r-+*- 


rfomc,  Nor  half,        nor 

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half 


fo         fweet  can    be,         Nor         half,         nor  half 


fo     fweet  can      be. 


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EEEEEEEE 


»__:£; 


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74 


Bramshot. 


C.  M. 


JLockhart. 


Slow.  ^  

nj  i'i  rn  Jffi^n  &  ri  rvU 


Pi  a. 


"F * 


i^Il 


Thee  we  adore  e- 


tcrnal 


flame,  And  humbly  own         to  thee ; 


How  btfate 


ri t  crrTJTT  r  I  M-J-hJ  «Jt-i  3T~J-h  ri»J  r  , 


3E* 


Ilzrr4z3t:f 


L&j  ni-j-rrir-*  [i  r  ri  r 1\  i1 .  i r"  numi 


I ^ For. 

irrT7~"rT7  tf  lift  J I  ^JTTTllir  C I  r  r  I  '  H1 


is         cur 


mortal 


fracu  ;         What  dy-     -    -  ing         worms  are  we,         What  dy-  -  ing         worms     are  wt 


m 


*=±=&=&&ui.  v- 1  J.   i  I  J  J  I  J, 


5^-r5E:rz£^i 


i 


tttt  *  ii  f  ir  nr  nt  [iff*  t.i  *■  ji  Hi' 


i 


L,nristmas. 


Cx.  jr.  nanaels 


Vt> 


4_K 


iiPiiiiiiiiiigp 


Awake,  my         foul,         tune  .every         firing,    In  God    thy  Saviour's  praife ; 


Join         with     the 


pEi|^|ipjppggpEgp^Eg^f|;PEp|i^l 


J'  ~,M  >^n  ■  &n£       -  ■  ■        ■'  -^—   *»    "t^'  -^^  ««—  ■  —  ■  ■■■■■    ^  ^fc—  —    f— ^  ■!■■■       f"     1    ^i  —  —  --    -  ^^  "~^  ■  —  i    ^  i  ^mm       ■    ■    -»■*■'       ■     w^l—  i  ■■    *■■■*■  ^^— ■»    '      1      ■■■■       '■    —  «    ■JW*  -™*  ■  —  ««     »—    '      *^  —    ■  "^    i  ^  ■  ■  fc  ■  i^*  »■—    *      i  •*  — —  v  ■  h      ■  ■■»■■■ 


heav'nly         koft         and         fing,    The 


higheft  notes     they 


raife, 


The  higheft  notes     they 


HH 


riifc. 


^^^lii^iii^^y^i 


i 


-e- 


(5ii:zzp:z25zz: 


.q!  '     "      :@:  .    *"r-.Qj"  _©.  ~" 


■* 


Triumph.  II.  M. 


Lock.Ii  art 


AIR. 


Ha. 


zzffcizsz: 


m=mw%^^?m=T: 


3 


piigiiiiiii 


Re-     -    jokf,         th*  Lord  is  King,  Your  Lard         and  King         a-     •     don  ; 


Mortals         pvt 


jrirnitf  ttsffiin  j-  n^##=^^N^P 


tl^f'  J  iRI^^S^XE^T^^S^JB^a 


oki  und  ling, 


Sym,. 


And  tri- 


umph 


* 


aEZZZSL 


zz 


cv-    -    er 

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more ; 


Xjft     your  hearts 


lllllllii^l 


11111 


zzzizzz 


^ 


:::zzs: 


mm 


-=}E§SS 


■»-**"     ■■■^       *       Ifc 


J 


Triumph,  Continued. 


:?"*—: 


4 


77 


Lift        up        your  voice,        re-    <»    -    -    joice 


a-    <■    -    -    gam 


fay, 


re-     -    -    joice. 


^E?. 


^El=l==^=^E^El=^=j^^ 


£=.-.* 


i 


rrf-r 


Stockwel.  P.   M.      5's&6's  Lockhart 


Begone 


unbelief,  My         Saviour         is 


near, 


And  for         my         relief  Will  Uuely  appear ; 


&=^--*~ 


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^iizdi: 


:  __:J — I      -  _.*._  i — p — 


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je^^b=  j  rj.jL^^K:iJ'giJ""^=^ 


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•i*-*«^^V— -* 


78 


Stockwel,  Continued. 


pii. 


E 


iLL-U-i-f  1  f  T  U  Ctf  +^= 


By 


prayer  let 


■j  \  n  y  1  i^g 


me         wreftle,     And         lie         will         perform,         With  Chrifl       in         the 


veffel. 


*• 


==3 


-*i 


h>  r  i  f  f-U-B^a 


— F — 


r*  "* 


cJ-rf-rm 


:Tf  If  r  fl  JlmXJ  Iff    f  I 


_  Tor.  

js^f4izfgEbf=fd_g  •  f  T  I  af  r  r-g 


ixnile        At  the 


ftorm,        With  Chrkl        in         the  veiTel  I  Guile  at  th«  form. 


-EUL-t  1   l1    J  I  J  -J    J  1  ;g=g=gi3=i^g£=al 


Ng=l=Jifi3 *  b  -  r  f "1  r~rT^t-T   r"  r  §zfll 

— l 1 3 — x 1 — p: — i p — i — p 1 1 1 c — « — -i- — - — "*■*- 


Ueatitude. 


L.   M.  or  Jfcf.   JUL 


AiR. 


^ »       _/r*_p_  _p_^Z^ p_ 


i?> 


-6- 


G.  A  Handel,  79 

Pii. 


:p- 


ffpT 


Bleft       are  the         humble     fouls  that         fee,  Their     ernpti-     -    nefs  and  poverty ;         Their        emptinefs         and         pover-  -  ty ;  Treaf- 


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^^-"^^j^^^-p^N-^^-^^^-^^"^"^"^^^^^^^" 


jEZizpzpzi:: 


*t£pzi 


§ 


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111 


ures     of        grace    to         them  are    giVn,  And  crowns  of-  joy         laid        up     in     heav'n,  And  crowns  of  joy  laid  up  ia      heav'n. 


P~ 


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llpiiiiiiE^si§ifei?= 


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zpzzzizizpzzz 


e— Tn-r~ 


„Q__X_ 


J 


80 


Farringtons.  P.   M.      8's  k  7's. 


Italia??. 


A!R.     Slow.     Amirofo. 


M,r  Or 


.n.. 


feUglisi 


t=£ 


Hail  once  Uef-         -     pil-     -     ed  ]  !us!  Thou         did  ft         free 


fa:-     -     t-i-     -  ri^il  bring ; 


Inrtrumenta'. 


4— 


:t: 


Ilflliiieilllfli 


flg=-|-=Tr=d 


— i- 


■       |  ■    |        r   |       J       j  J      ' i 


i  ■'■   » 


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I 


:^«EifE!ESEEt3E^E:S3EE 


=il§igil§z^^El^g 


ire 


— I— i Jr_t_: 


— q=rtd=±=zdz=zlzz 

; — 'J— ^d— ±— 3 — *— 

:  — -e* — «fi — x 


E/         thy 


death     thou  ■did'ft  re-     -         leafe 


re-     -         ieafe        m  from  ths  ty-     -     rant's  fesd  fling- 


f,  ,f,n 


EiliEElEgEil^^il^E^fesSzl 


-it 


j--.r 


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— <- 


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I 


Anthem. 


Parcel. 


81 


Affetruofo. 


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Oh  that  mine 


eyes  would  melt  Into         a         flo^d,         That  I  might  plunge  in     tears  for     the.", 
r -r fL-f.-f.-f. 


As  thou  did'ft  fwim  in     blood  to     ranfom 


mmm. 


1~: 


?  ^ 


— ^ 


ZE&^B 


l=±KS 


-#.— * — 


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ggpsg^^^^f^^^^f 


^_ 


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me ;  Oh !  that  this  flefliy  limbic  would  begin  t'o     drop, 

— — — — —      —  — _— _—  yp  r~  '        i  —  —  — -  y#      — —————      —      — 


-zzzfizzzEcz  |zf  zpz^iz^ 


"^Ifiii 


to  drop,  to  drop  a         tear  far  ev'ry 


zL«3-i — j__  p^ji — e_i ip  ~ — : 


I_p L  Z [ i 


> 


Oh !  that  this  flcfliy  limbic         would     bctnn         to     drop, 

-©- 


to  drop,         to  drop  a         tear,     to     drop     a         tear         fbr       e\  'ry 


Ohr'X'  that  this  flefliy  limbic  would    begin  to  drop,  to  drop  i      tear,     a  teak     fbr 


\ 


Anthem,  Continued. 


zs: 


rszr-i — -  .r    .i  i    #•  •■ 


Sec, 


jk-^lEtH 


ttzmiii-J  iu  ^^ 


how  Lis  bloody  d.ibled 


arms     are     fprcad,               To  entertain  deaths         welcome  bands ; 
_Se»__ ,,*«._£_ — f-±, 


Behold 


*EEffcfc±i 


4-b£  :=E:~bzzt=tH!iEi=f=f=^:zp:Pr 


~-#0~p-T-p-*0—W^  j^fr 


See,         fee     how     his         bloody  dabied  arms  are  fprcad,  To  entertain  death's     welcome     bands; 

-I — --F*p— » *f3 


zz\zz+z\L  zlfLzfz  ~W~*f\~~  zzTzz  — :  ~' — ni    f~P — :  — »p 
z2zziz_zr£Z£±it^ztzi£z:_z zizzzzzg:^-^.!   '  ~. 


ciLi. u  n  >  <  nm 


bloody  dabled    arms  are        fprcad,    To  enter-    -    -    tain 


death's  welcome     band; ; 


te^ptffHft/rt  1  rr-^fe 


bleedlag  hinds, 


3Efc 

His  oft     re-     -  peated  ftripes,  Lis  wounded  fide  ; 


zzpz::=-zzz:zpztq 


Hark,  bow  he     grcans 


11 


I  ffi^JH-?— Tl4±r >  If  r t-r±>»  U  -UJJr^l 


His         oft     repeated 


ftripes,  his  wouded         fide ;  Hark, 


h-irk  how  he  gr. 


P 


1     ^E^tttfSfTrf;.!  o  h  Jf  *    IJ.JJJ 


H*rk: 


kirk  how  he 


,  Anthem, 


Continued. 


«t5 


^^Sff^^^F^^^^^^^^^ 


-  —i-w-P~T-  £— ^-f~p— P 


Slip 


zizczt:z:?z^zixozi:z£Sz:iz:sz*z*z±::!!z*zpz  nizpzzztz : 

hark  how  he  groans,  how  he  groans,  Remember     how  he     cry'd  ;  The  very  heav'ns  put  weeds  of  mourning  on,  The  folid         rocVs  in  fijdden 

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how  he  groans,         Remember  how  he     cry'd,  how  he  cry'd ; 


-i^-** 


groans,  how  he     groans ;  Re-  -  member  how  he     cry'd  ; 


S3: 


p1    "^~ 


i£ 


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izjzzz 


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•=— is^ — ba-1 — ' 


^^^z^-^^S^zHz^^izzi^^^^^I^z^zfi^Az^^^ 


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z*3zzz3zz±zszjjf 


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=ffi 


rent ;    And  yet  this     ftone  will  not  relent,    Hard  hearted  man  ! 


Only  man    denied         to  mourn  for     him,  for  whom    alone 


he 


dy'd. 


zzqzzzrzpzppp-zizi 


Hard  hearted         man! 

01 


Only  man  deny'd  to  mourn  for      him, 


for  whom  alone  he  dy'd. 


_K_l^J 


ZDZZjEZ, 


V-  V 


s—  --p~^f-p-~r-P-j-wiLZwzz^z:  ".£z£zKZ~fcpz:  izzzzszz: 


& — 


,-fe«»- 


-:— 


■>- 


Eil* 


Hard  hearted  man  ;    Only    man  deny'd  to      mourn  for  him  for  whom  alone 


he 


dv'd. 


84 


Crucifixion.  Sevens^ 


Mil  grove. 


^E9F^T^  r  -J-  N.  l!  ,1 "  j 


— e — e 


=±=fc: 


-p 


=MEiE=ii^=l 


a 


=£=f=f^g=BSEEi 


zgzzgz— prz  :z2.—~zzftz:  rz^zzzszr : 


AIR.         Hearis  Roi  relent,  re-    -    -    -  lent, 


7  i'  i j'  ri  r  pip  -  ■ 


zdzz 


7"V  9 

£lzrr 


Break       by  Jefus1  Croft  fubdu'd, 


fT^^rfffrff ;  J    TI:jV|'  I  [V  M'f~p  I.  'I    -Ti 


g^z^j^ffff  ,Pi  ■'-TT.'!  '  '!    ''  1T~  r  '^^ 


Crucifixion  j  Co?itinued. 


85 


t 


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EE^E^EHgEgEgEEj 


zpzzx 


-e 


in 


Sec      his 


Body 


mangled,  rent, 


Cover'd 


with  a  gore  of 


blood  ! 


t 


zezztzzp: 


p    ,,p  ,  |  —a 1 —  f— -f~ |— F ^zzrtzzg— zzgzz- :zz 


:p: 


zszz:: 


1 


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Crucifixion,  Continued. 


zrzzs=£ 


^  J  1   ?=±^J—  — 33"3"~f  *n    1=4 ■"  J  J^;CTJ I  ■  *  fdrl    e^4ft 


'zssriizz:^ 


'=r    i'  l  p  r  |U> 


Sinful 


p  1  c1r  "pTTT  |;  |g=Hp 


foul,  what  haft         thou  done  ? 


Ood's  c- 


u:-     -     nal 


£? 


d£ 


1- 


2  Yes,  our  fins  have  done  the  deed, 
Drove  the  nails  that  fix't  him  here, 
Crown'd  with  thorns  his  facrcd  head, 
Werc'd  him  with  a  foldier's  fpear, 
Made  his  foul  a  facrifice  ; 
For  a  finful  world  he  dies  i 


S  Shall  I  let  him  die  in  vain. 
Still  to  death  purfue  my  God, 
Open  tear  his  wounds  again, 
Trample  on  his  precious  blood. 
No — with  all  my  fins  I'll  part  : 
iefus'  love  hath  broke  my  hi  art. 


Slow. 


5-jfr-*i-:  z:Ez_z:      _ — ^"t-er- 


Agony.  6's  &  7's.  Mitgrove.  87 


::s:z3Z=e: 


J3=E 

bfcz 


zjEzKjzfe 


tt 


zzzzez: 


E 


zzp 


-r- 


i 


r^ESiEE 


Thou  lamb  of         God  once         (lain,  Think  new         upon 


thv 


pain, 


ii: 


And     before         thy         mercy         fear 


Let  th 


Y 


_.  k.     "f""""r~"      3"       F  """  &■    '  ~"~i     "|       I      '       p"~"  g*     ~j~'~~p^**'~" 


"1EZize — 


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-?=^-=^|£Fz:iz±z^zEz+zbEEizfrEE^:: 


-i 


Z3 


^z jbfzzrsziEZpxzuzi    p     i     r~~r  '  ~^      ^      p   I   p     r*      r~^r~  r    °    *  1  tr 


PZZZZTZZZ 


merrts 


inter-    -     cede, 


Plead  fcr         us         thy  bk>cdy 


[Vent,     Pour     down         blcfiings         on     our         head.- 


h 


-rt — f 


zqpizpzz 


j t i_> I p. | L_!^ I p j j [ p T-  P P 


r~ 


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88 


Redemption.  C.  P.   M. 


j)hlgrove. 


"TV 

13. 


±zzzi 


pgEEiEpgEEfeplE^ 


— 4 


fnT-H 


m^frrmr\v  r  ir  r  if •  r  it  rciivr? 


o 


c-    *    ver*    -    -    laftinjj 


God,         Who  once  for 


firmer* 


flicd  thy  blood     up- 


^SrhHFl- 1  ■■  J  J .,  1 .1 .  TTTi  J  ■ 


zoum: 


nu 


• 


jz: 


--1 — i — 


«_1    Y    -L± 


C;u- 


n; 


And 


fir.i/Vd 


there         Re-     -     demptior.'s 


lilZZTZ 


made     loft 


=(rrizzzz.izzzzizzz~=zizzqiz33zzij=zTzJzzzdz:iz^zzzs:^i~ilzzz=H:=iz^zzzzzz 


3 


^— I 1- 


Redemption,  Continued. 


\z-Jp  -  J   pT~"  "feF-l—p  :  ^Ip3^3X4--€)~^    1   ,J_  «-^^j*j— f  I  '•*     d~T    a 


89 
§1 


*   ~3~J3^T~^ — ^^ ?T~f  p"  ip  I  r-sff   TTr-f-z: 


t~~~E — "Hi 


man         thy  hap-  -  py 


fpoil ;       All 


glo-  -    ry 


be         to 


thee,    All 


glo- 


ry 


be  to 


thee. 


£z+ 


liizl 


i 


Cross. 


L.  M. 


3- 


Milgrove. 


3: 


±=±=r 


zzgzlzipizz 


:qz: 


ig^l^^^^^^^^^Z^^^Z^S! 


The         Crofs  •  the         Crofs !       O         that's       my         gain,       Becaufe  i   on         that         the       lamb     v.-as         (Iain  j 


iguLiii^  i  ■'  ®rm 


:2=iz«3 


T-vras         there     my 

-ZzizrszzzjsziziE — j£zizcZazziiz~zi$!izziiezi  r£"S  ZaZzzi 


4    I    M   j^J  . 4  ,f  j^rp^z^ziir.-j^3±^--jL4   d      #;■.{-.  d    ..#.f4__.  j  |,  d  ||^74z^|_z{rr| 


r 


M 


— ^ 


90 


Cross,  Continued. 


IS 


1 


zzszizc: 


W - . — #~ 3-  1 — ?-<—»■ — ■ — ?* *-•* — I — r-r*T—  x — r— P-^-F- — *#- — 1 — ?« «■ — 1 — ;•« 1 — r 

1 1 l-j , 1 -L-| 1 -L 1 ±-—-^.-\ i_i^____l L 1 X 1 X 


:P 


:TrgE 


my  iour  fur  mc         dy'd,  'Twas     there     my  Savicar 


for     me.        dy'd. 


(1 1 1 — 1—  1       1 

v.-as  -     -     -  fi'd  ;  " 


Worship.  Sevens.  Milgrove* 


fpirit 


-STSZjEZIJE 

^z  •  zifcri 

Rrcfl^rco,         Jet  ji  in     to  bleisj 

-— #- 


-n^iSs§^y=^iLii_LLirM=i^fe^z^^ 


lojus  Chrifl,     otir  joy,     and         peace? 


Let  fe  to 


iE^feSz^-.±g^=f£#-5M-e=f  r~T~7TBBz£ 


:  lzjl 


[ErrrT^Tr^azffT^ 


p* 


n 

1     ->■    r—  •—  ^^ 


Worship,  Continued. 


91 


.*__^ — 


"  i    3—1 — } " I — — IIZZ I I j " T \ ?ZEJ_? ~ T Z T-  "*i" 

zip — _3Zl_Zj — ft~:  :_-__#._ — «-_:  :_s: — *--«—" ". — ij J — , ±jpi».jx  ?-  <fz:  :_:# —     :  i_zjz z, — 


kim     be     giv'n, 


High  at  God's         right         hand  in 


heav'n. 


Kalie-    -    -  hi-  -  jah,         praife     the 


.Lord, 


=^BEfcf3^ 


^.-i- 


=a 


"JJli&iJ 


^  -''.:. 


ggrjr^p-g- 


=f 


*1 


*»-——— 


i*  ■#  "^  -~P"  "PA  _  ""P         "£        Z^- 


Halle-     -     -     lujah,         praife      the         Lord,         Praife,         Praife,         Praife, 


§^ 


Praife,  Hal-  -  !e-     -     hi-     -    jah,     Praife  the 


Lot  d. 


zszzz 
— -f=- 


If 


»— -  -»f»-; p- 

V  p  ]  r77_tziq^ 

i±=fcirFzzzi::Erzz:bfc 


92 


With  fpirit,  but  not  to  fufl. 


Newburyport.  S.   M. 


Milgrovc. 


x:zLrz5ZZ-zz:: 


■4--. 


iiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiPiiiigiiii 


^iiiiiiiiiiiiiii^ipiiii^iiiiiii 


/f.     -     wake  and     fing    the  feng  of  Mofcs         and         the         Lamb;  Wake     cv'ry         heart  and 

» 


E33Ete 


-b_114  1  f  ^^j^LAAjU^BSTnu^^^ 


jsr  M_f±fg^^^^^^Li_'i  ■  11  rt^Se 


— ** 


d — 


^8* * «i 


l£ 


3EzI==fcfci 


iS-i^^^^Eif  I  r  n  j  f  cr  l 


=g-T-irA-:— ==^=q^=fidyz=R 


frm^Tri 


cv'ry     tongue,  to 


praife  the         Saviour's 


name,  to  praife     the       Saviour's  came,  to     praife     the 


ucr  J  i  ^J  I  f*f=g£Jg    ^BzSf-H-r^  c  r  IFl 


giililiiiilil^lillp 


......  i  i-ii 


lim^nm 


Newburyport,  Continued. 


93 


— t — e 


F~~*t 


-fTi 


je£zpzz£z:rzz£ 


Saviour's 


name  ; 


Wake    ev'ry  heart,  and  ev'- 


ry 


tongue 


pz: 


to         praife     the         Saviour's 


name. 


zzzzp  ^^z^zxz—zzjsEZZ^zzzz^pzpzzzzzjEz: 


c- 


ss=i 


zEF= 


lzzi: 


^zzjzz 


fcl 


It. 


■si 


f- 


2  Sin?  of  his  dying  Love. 
Sing  of  his  riling  pow'r 

how  He  intercedes  above 
For  thofe  whole  fins  he  bore. 


7  Sing  on  your  heav'nly  way, 
Ye  ranfom'd  Sinners  fing  : 
Sing  on,  rejoicing  cv'ry  day, 
In  Chrift  th'eternal  Kir.g. 


4  Sing,  till  we  fed  our  hearts 
.Afcending  with  our  tongues  : 
Sing,  till  the  love  of  fin  departs, 
Ar.d  grace  inipires  our  for.gs. 


S  Soon  {hall  ye  hear  him  fay, 
"  Ye  bleffed  children,  come," 
Soon  will  he  call  you  hence  away, 
T©  uke  his  wand'rers  horre*. 


t^4 


With 


bzz-dzzizz^z: 
i 


Laus.  C.   M.  -■ 


zz  3 — jzzizzjzzizzki  :fcizzlz:^zz  t  izz 


Milgrove. 


our 


cheei  ful  ^f>»gs  With  angels 


.  the 


Ten 


p  ^EM-f  j  ;i  f  r-tiztzmzhz-m^m^m 


~--r- 


--ZBl^ZiEE 


m^jrrmTr  i  p  m  i  :i  m  j.  'J  i  ,  j 


tboufand         are         their     tongues ;         but         all         tL-.ir  joys     are 


one. 


.  lc-    .    b>  -  Hal-  -  k-    -    -  : 


*e; 


+ 


EE 


Ml,  J£l=fcE 


IS!0!lxu^=ktff J I  f  r^^ 


/— f- 


±=t 


Laus. 


'Continued. 


95 


Li^l=g£r^f^ 


*U — 


Hal 


lu- 


-P— 


CZt%l 


iizcz:: 


j.ili  H;J-     -  1c-  -    lu-  -  jah, 


Halle-     -     -  lujah,  Hal-     -         -     -     1c-     -     -  iu- 


iah. 


E^F^g^^ 


Banner.  L.   P.  M.  Mil  prove, 


KTajeftic 

Szdzz: 


zt: 


Captain       of  thine         ea- 


11ft-     -     cd       hod, 


glorious 


banner 


Dif-     —     play       tliy 


igs^^j^iaS^^7! r  r  IrtrWrTTT^ 


J 


96 

1 ■* 


: : — c — zezz  :_oz_*^_: ._  q 


Banner,  Continued. 

Tl  j  '  .£1  J  .J  I  J  J  i.  ,]  .j  i       || 


-fir  nir  Mr-i'  i  f  '  <  i'  f  -i  r  H  tiJFnm 


The 


fummons  fend     from  coaft       to  coaft, 


And  call         a 

Epzz=e- 


num  reus 


irm\ 


nigh. 


1 1 i— p— W~ Tt!- — ©— - P -P F "  ■ ~P ■  -— — ^ r -  ■ P 


H 


. 


I     J       d     I,. ■■  d.— J     1    d    r"  J     1     d.     J     I     g*     *     I     d      J    I 


— r* ri- 


i 


: p_ — £__i_  _zf  z^zp_i p, g ^z-i &* t J: pz t fr:~g z« — j q : 

C.ipfiin     of  thine  en-     -     -     lift-      -     ed  hoft,  dif-     -     -  play         thy  glorious  banner 


h*  -  r.i  r  r  i  r  r  i  r  F »  ,"  '" 

hoft,  dif-     -     -  play         thy  glorious  banner  J.igli. 


rf 


ttt  i  j  n  futj-f ■  -  f  i  r  r^ps 


i i t? 


i3ramham. 


r.  ivi.  or  bs  ccos, 


isriardini. 


z£Iz3=::z< 


iiiii 


dz:f: 


a— L 


S 


p 


J™! r- 




trifles,  The 


time    for  fuch 


trifles         With 


me     now 


is 


oer, 


Wrtli 


o  er, 


— e- 


=&== 


—I h~ 


I 


ICZZZ 


-j — i — s — ra — 3. — i _C!— 


2  A  country  I've  found,  where  true  joys  abound, 
To  dwell  I'm  determin'd  on  that  happy  ground. 

3  The  fouls  that  believe,  in  Paradife  live, 
And  me  in  that  number  will  Jefus  receive  ; 

4  My  foul  don't  delay,  he  calls  thee  away, 

Rife,  follow  thy  Saviour,  and  blefs  the  glad  day. 

5  No  mortal  doth  know,  what  he  can  bellow, 
What  light,  ftrength  and  comfort,  do  after  him  go. 


G  Lo  onward  I  move,  to  a  country  above,        [prove. 
None    guefles   how  wond'rous    my  journey  will 

7  Great  fpoils  I  fhall  win,  from  death,  hell  and  I'm, 
Midft  outward  afflictions  fhall  feel  Chrifk  within  : 

8  And  when  I'm  to  die,  receive  me,  I'll  cry, 
For  Jefus  hath  lov'd  me,  I  cannot  tell  why. 

9  -But  this  I  do  iind,  to  him  I'm  fo  join'd, 
He'll  not  live  in  glory,  and  leave  me  behind ; 


10  So  this  is  the  race  I'm  running  through  grace, 
Henceforth  'till  admitted  to  fee  my  Lord's  face, 

1 1  And  now  'tis  my  care,  my  neighbors  may  fhare 
Thefe  blefllngs;  to  feek  them  will  none  of  you  dare? 

12  In  bondage,  Oh' why,  and  death  will  you  lie, 
When  one  here  aiiures  yon  free  gr see  is  fo  nigh  ? 


N 


98 


Exeter. 


L.   P.  M. 


Lock  Hospital \ 

~*TTTTTT1  fit  i-liTTf^EPTTTTigfJ^  U.J1-I  I  Dili  Ml 


I'll         praifc  my         M.iker       with     my     breath ;  And     when  my     voice         is         loft     in         death,  Praifc  fliall     employ     my         nobler  pow'r*  ; 


i  p  i  r  j  i  j  r  i  r  r  i  r  r.iEgr [ i^p«j  i  pi i  r.r  i  est efir rin 


U- 


^SU-i-f  f  lr-^+J  Jlrr.l^M^if  f  ifLlf-Wf  Iff'UI 


ii  '  rrp^ 


■LM'NTL 


i  J  I  ].]  I  r  f  i  m 


;e 


--_ 


^'Iff  1JMJ3B; 


m 


My         d-.<ys  of        praifc  fh ail      ne'er  be        part,  While  life  and    thought  and  be-  -  ing  Lft,    Or        immor-  -  tal-    -    i-   -    ty  endures. 


iiiEigiiggigiiiiiipiiiiiiiisii 


rrffF  r '  *- ■•'■' '■ 


«.        *  a£   -£ 


E=E 


"!=© 


-  I, ■  jiT-'-sTr^f 


IIiHli§i!!iii 


All  ye  that  pass  by.  P.  M.  5's  &  7's.  Harmonia  Sacra. 


99 


AIR.         O         Jefus,        my         hope,  For  me         ofler'd      up,         Who  with   clammour     perfu'd  thee  to  Calv'ry's  top ;     The  biood  thou  haft 


:&:_:__:-■-_#_-:  ::(-_»»- ":  zt — & — ~^¥.^j.  -^_d_j_d_jiizj~^_q — ixnijq_ar«.3:^E_«.__-i:d  zLzft_*_f-..jzl:  zzbzjzgz: 


g. r- ^-<" 


»  -  I     -  i  r  I      n __!  I    E         _  ft_ 


-F- 


flied,         For  me  let     it  plead,  And  declare  thou  haft 


+*?z?zsi 


m 


±1 ^i_^X^_^__^±_e_. 


died       in  thy     murd'rers  ftead,    And  declare  thou  haft     died     in  thy  murd'rers  ftead. 


~- -— _ pa in» a^ _ «k« 1 |T j _ « _. __ 

=F^=Si^rarF^F_zfe=_t = = ^-fztl-zt  :z?  ??#  :-?^=3+?zSziH  FFF : 

:__£-_-^:£ie3-=zz_^^ 


rTZ£zzz  _z  jz  _z  _zg:zzpzzzz:zz^xzzjzzz  _zp:iz£' 


ztzbta^ffs 


— i- 


I 


iaEE=_p 


K 


J 


100 


Easter. 


Slow AfieSiooately 


^      -\-<T ZiMIF — — tH — <ZZ 1 SZZH 

.— -3-a_jlJ.__i l.._Llp_p_£.  .  _j L__._*p_  Q a. c 


:4rz:z: 


S^^ 


He     dies !     the     friend  of         firmcrs  dies !     Lo     Salem's  daughters     .  sround,  A     folemn         darknef*         veil*         the 


fj^Wj^j^f-A  lorrri.tj-irr  p  H  ^"rjiJTTjTdi 


. _ ii , 

oli:*^d:ii:ri:zzti_Q — i  :z_zzz:  :z§— Zi^zztizzrp:  :zzp:  :jrzpzi:  :zzzz~zjz:  zz§zr^zi:  zzzzfzdszjEzi: : — c.        j 
■       *  ^=#=4/     dj      j  1.         r*oJ  *°*  'I  !      '.-•     W  I      '    HQ    j'  T  f     '  eft 


Slow— Soft. 


pigPiillii^liiliiilp^^SliiSS 


zzzzzzj 

fx:i-,     A       fadd(.n         trembling  fhalces         the  ground ! 


^SJPr#FV'l    ■IP'fclE 


*9zg 


Come  faints,  and  drop    a  tear  or  two,        For  him  who  groan'd      beneath     your  load  ! 


:Ui- r  A^IKJU  JJ  rZffifrfnif  f  j 


— 


zzrzizzr^TeZ-Tqzzz^rzz 


zzzzzzzzzzpzizpzztzzzTezzzzzzizzzx— zzzzzuipzziqzzr  ^tsz-t-zzz 


+-F 


5=3 


:±ar_Ea 


Easter,  Continued. 


101 


Loud — Soft. 


LcucL—Soit. 


Slow.         Affectionately. 


fiied  a  thoufand  drop  for  you,  A         thoufand         drops         of      richer     blood. 


Here's  love     and         grief      beyond  de- 


: 


.+*  w  r  ^  -it    -+^ ... .  'zEgjgjyg^^j^dL 


zgzpB^zEfa-p=^p^-^fe-y-pri 


zzfzzizjf-L 


iSS 


ez: 


Moderate. 


z§zf±zzzd±zzzi5zfezEz3:5Z^^ 


/~s 


z^zz^c^z^^zz^zltzz^Sur^zi^zg 


ZeJpzfzEIizEZsz 


"r_i — r— — ©~ 

— pr-l x 


gree,  The  Lord  of        glory       dies         for  men,  But         lo !         what     fudden  joys  wc         fre !       Jefus  the     dead     revives  again, 


iT— jr Z- |_I_| ZJ >I___gII_. ~|        iT j -.0. _. S— » 2j- I_| Q z—  c^Ip_-L_ (ZII 7K £ )-'. 


T-S     .       P      ,-» 


q_.      "s~      _*P 


-Q- 


ft-    _Q. 


•  —  f=^  *•*•*£» 


-€h 


' 


' 


§^l^gl|<lliiilllil§ll 


Easter,  Continued. 


FFfTtfCff'lf3jff1rcrpri'JCc&l 


The  riling-  God  forfakes  the  tomb!  In  vain  the  tomb      forbids  his  rife  !  Gkerubic  legions 


guard  him  home, 


Ar.d      fliout  him 


ff^miJjijjurirfpfffHj:i'.i.firf7if ifiy  r»  frnr  r  i 


P~7inti7tra^rirri,i,  JUJif'frjrii1  -ru  n  ff"1^^ 


Soft. 


^pT^^^^^^rf  JIJ.il  9  EfH.lf^Hgg 


welcome     to     the    ikies  1  Break  off  your     tears  ye  faints !     and     tell  How  high  our    great  ddiv'rcr  reigns !         Slog  how  he  fpoii'd  the     Lofts  of  bell. 
ft.    C_<=„    C — -  ^       ■ O          n    ^T    _.«M# 


=£  rfti^iiJijKjTmiftffrFfippi  °  EfrT-if-ftwrtiTH 


•p    f-  |-fa-p-|  ■ p_  _   f-  -f  _  p  _rEzP±p-Frf**    -pi-^  ,    u 


Repeat  Loud. 


Easter, 

Cheerful— Soft. 


Continued. 


103 


^^^^^^^S^E^^^Sl^^^Si 


ltd         the         monfter     death  in  chains. 


Say,         live         forever. 


=t: 


__  l.  ztzzl._i_ = _]__;__,__ 
z§ii§^zg:l^dz^zzjz: 

wond'rous         king!         Eorn  to  redeem  !         and         ftrong  to 


P=^z3 


E^EESbi^^ 


=*3m 


zzrzi 


ss   /~\ 


IPSPS 


_Q_-2-  -P-—  h^~ 


±±ft , 

§zdz^d 

3 


Loud. 


^Sfe 


lOTsac: 


:fez 


^a;g|gi:-igEt-sg- 


►zfezgpzjzzrzzMj: 

~  tztz iz^zijuL .• 


fave.  Then    a{k    the 


menfter,     Where's  thy     fting.  And     where's  thy     vivflory         boafting    grave,  And  where'*  thy  victory 


boaft-     -     ing     grave. 


z?EzEEizz"i|z±~zzjz3if::  :^zc  z3rizlzrzz:  :_i5Euz  'rn^f^F^ir  "Ejl^ztz  E:  :Q^3--^f-Fg— 3~jr~^~iiT 


-e 


Z&ZpT-ZZZH 


5±r^^ 


2ZpTZ-ZgZT 


rf*' 


IZZIZQZE 


£ 


-L-e-. 


10  A 


Cambridge. 

^-fl  r  *  I  rrr-f ' f  r  f  f  if?  '  r '  r  ffl  J]  I  y  *  I 


n  /7v 


Giardini. 


Fatli-     -     f-r, 

4 


r.uh-    -     er,     how         wide  thy         glory  fhines ! 


how         high     thy         wonder* 


rife! 


§>b<-  +  J  f  rl  j  i  j  f  ir  U-f  l, J  J f  Jlr  f  r  J  l  J  -l 


j^r^f  r  f  i  f  r  F-P-f  r  - '  ""'  r  T^^ 


» — 


imiiita. tf  i r  i  mr  T«Li3if  r  r  fir  ^ 


Known  tl.ro'  the    earth       !  y  thc-jfand     figns         by  -tboufand     thro'  the        fides. 


:x 


=i=i=3 


-*—  * 


z: 


?=^E 


Thofe     mighty         orbs     proclaim      thy         pow'r,  thofe 


il=^=p^=i 


-t?— - 


1 


_jp_-?:_-^_*- 

— tz —  kzzfc~u— "z 


— czz 


m  -  ir  f.f.i.rT.r  r  N-  n 


Cambridge^  Continued, 


105 


Pia, 


rriTrrnPrr-n  t'1 1  n^^Wry^&^- 


motions  fpeak     thy  Will. 


And    on        the    wings  of 

-P—T 


ev'ry         hour, 


we         read    thy    patience  ftill. 


— ; — — — n-y n~ — P — * — P — P — Pt — P — * — *" P~  r~~P —  — P — w~t — P" 


« ;  p__  f__jq.it  _ _P_ i __]__ i i i , »_ « e. ~ft 


:P 


E 


-S- 


__=3_E£ 


b  *  i  i  r  f^=»= 


_^_. 


— m— 


4 


"""_"» '    * ' 1 


But  when    we  view  thy  great    de-    -    -    figii  to    five       re-    -    bel-  -  lious  worm:. 

~  b  z^zzttzz*zzz\zz~,  z 


zz^z^zzzzz^zz 

i ■  -i — _, — i 


— i — ± — J — -J — i — 3v — ~—  & — fc- — P-i-c 


_. — ft — ft — ft^_T — p — ft — _ — p — ft — -. — pi 


— __* 


4 
ft 


j-J— -_,--#— ^J- 


3 


_>  • 


„,  t "i       _r  _.x ZZZ ^ 


Where 


±zztzzsz 


~F — -P- 


£ 


106 


Cambridge,  Continued, 


-      -  '     »    ^=g 


U-UXXJ 


ven-    -•    geance  and         com- 


*£=*=Z= 


■•-— - 


dzzztjezziizzb: 


ElSlg 


* 


i 


paf- 


-    Gon        join        in 


their  <£----     vin-     -     -     eft  forms. 


■r  f  f  I  r  f  r~T  cf  r  r  I  *J — **— >— p-  P  r  I  cT  r  r  i*  ^  H 


-e 


=   "   P        f— 


p=^=|==?=i=E3 


=e 


I 


Pi-V 


ez=£=z 


t 


*-»• — P- 


mrt  r.  r  i  r  f  r  i  f  f.  r  i 


:t=i 


Here  the 


whole 


Dc-  -  i-  -  ty  is 


known, 


Nor       dares         a  creature  guefs. 


ii 


■  (  r  i  g  r  r  in.r  r  i  r  r :  - 1<  i  &  lm=^ 


fi=f= 


QJL 


__*__*__! 


4-U-'    '      ' 


t-f—  ir  [  rr.r,  1  j.  i 


Tor. 


Cambridge,  Continued. 

frzzftzzf  zz: = EEEz  = ==  :zz  rFzzzrzzzzfzz:  zzf  zzzftzz^zz:  zz*  zzzz  zzzz 


ezzz 


— ^ 


:zs 


107 


Which    of    the 


glo- 


•bright-  -  efl 


fhone, 


The  juftice  or  the 


grace. 


SEE 


I 


_©. a 


fc* 


^ — j.. 


-St 


i 


Cheerful 

:Szzs 


:zziizd 


m 

■ — & — 


gjLf  1  f ;  -1  ^Fp 


i  -#•  p    .' 


Now    the    full  glories  of  the      lamb, 


•jg  'i f  *  ar  J  i.'f-     I  is 


A-     -    dorn  the       heav'nly         plains, 

I—*? 


gzzftzzEzz: 

zzpzzgzz: 

Bright         ferapfcs     Ieara     Isn- 


l;  b  JPTTTTT^T  J I  »•  ^  -TX~l ■: I~LD  =» 


-ft    ±  -s  -E  -£ 


108  Cambridge,  Continued. 


^EuZTLtJ-l  1  f  .E4hE  1  f  C  rT 


firains.     O,         may         I 


4— 


man-     -     u-  -  el's     came,  And  try         their         choifcfl 


bear    flmc 


humble 


part, 


In 


,.?  5  t  r  &■  i-rf-f-L  i^  f  Uff  t  r  1 1  r  fa 

~:_: j- — ! * — i ±z 1 : 3 


Pia. 


immortal  f°r-£- 


U> 


'sfcfefeH  r  >   I 'I  I  I   !!■ 


Wonder     and 


joy    fliall  tunc    my 


heart,    And  love        command  my 


tongue. 


H?  lii  \^m  l^l  i4-3"i3  i  r,if'.  i  M  f  c  i  fin 


An  Anthem.  Rev.  Chap.  xiv. 


Will 


tarns 


Coll. 


109 


P3^i|iigiiiii|ii|liiil|iiiiigiiigE 


•ft— r*- 


I  heard  a     vojce  from  heav'n,         faying    unto     me,  faying       unto  me, 


-1 — 

w  rite     from     henceforth,  write  from  henceforth.       Eleffed 


^EBBS^^^^ggg^^^S^Bfes 


P-eM--"-+-F-F-t-^--f--t--~^  1 t— 


_fl- 0_J_, 


s — e 


z|rpzf 


for         they 


---f-p-p-f-p-F-j-s-^ 

dead    which  die         in     the         Lord :  even  fo,  even  fo  faith  the         fpir-  -  it :  for  they  reft  from  their  labours,  i 


are  the     dead    which  die         in     the         Lord 

ziziEJEcEIElE 


for     they         reft  froi 

:  r|z  jEpiEiBfcEEu4E!E|E^=  il|E^E^EEE:  EzziElE:  z^^zzzpEJEgEzfE  ~EEz 


:§z:tzb2zz 


ztztzzzlz^ 


far         C.ey 


from  their 
rtft 


110 


Anthem,  Continued* 


labours,     from  their    labours,  they  reft  from    their      labours, 


labours,  rift  from  their         labours,     they         rift  from  their  labours,     and     their         works  do         fellow  them. 


rift  from  their         labours,     they         rift  from  their  labours,     and     their         works  do         follow 


labours  from  1 1  labours,        they         reft  from  their  labours,  from  their    labours,  from  their    labours, 


— ^-jllu— LipL|rf-r.  i  — -  •  i    .  t_r.  1 1.  L.r-^f- I  '      I  '  .  3= 


iron  their       labours,    frcm  their     labours,  they  reft  from  their        labours, 

Redeeming  Love.  P.   M.  or  7's.  Rev.  J.  Johnson. 

For,  Ha. 


Now     be —     gin     the 


;nrrrrnTTt  r  i  r  fr  r  t  i  t  jf  i-aXf-Hr- 


p== 


$-»-t*-f^B=fLf  -1  J-"3  ,     , 

1Dl^"7;~F>     f   Mi  t — f      J  . 


hcav'nly         theme,  Sing         alov.d  in 


W=it=£ 


Jefui'  name, 


Ye       who  Jeius 


=tt^^^5= 


PFPT  i  f  r  .1  ii  f  f  r  ,  I 


Redeeming  Love,  Continued,  .  Ill 

CrefceDdo.  Forte. 

Triumph  in  re-     -    -  deeming  love, 


ju-f-4 — » — Cj — t — f— 


kindnefs 


=e==E 


prove, 

:zzp: 


lEfeEEiEEEfelE^E^EtEEE^EEfefeiE^ffi 


Triumph  in  re-    -     -     -  deeming         love. 


^£EE£ 


—■ * 


:l fc 


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rfzfc±J-[— iUe^e! 


!►. 


:&: 


~i~ 


2  Ye  who  fee  the  Father's  grace, 
Beaming  in  the  Saviour's  face  ; 
As  to  Canaan  on  ye  move, 
Praife  and  blefs  redeeming  love. 


4  Ye  alas,  who  long  have  been 
Willing  (laves  of  death  and  fin, 
Now  from  blifs  no  longer  rove, 
Stop  and  tafte  redeeming  love. 


6*  He  fubdu'd  th'infernal  pow'rs, 
His  tremendous  foes  and  ours, 
From  their  curfed  empire  drove, 
Mighty  in  redeeming  love. 


5  Mourning  fouls  dry  up  your  tears, 
Fanifh  all  yonr  guilty  fears, 
See  your  guilt  and  curfe  remove, 
Caacel'd  by  redeeming  love, 


5  "Welcome  all  by  fin  opprefr, 

Welcome  to  your  Saviour's  bread, 
Nothing  brought  him  from  above, 
Nothing  but  redeeming  kwe. 


7  Hither  then  your  mufic  bring, 
Strike  aloud  each  joyful  firing  ; 
Mortals  join  the  holt  above, 
Join  to  praife  Redeeming  Love. 


r-v 


112 


Dialogue  Hymn. 
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C.  B 


urn 


ey. 


efir  t^Uk  rrFT^g 


,  ■ ,.  U  - 1  n 


-s§ss=g:- 


Tell         us,  O  Women ;  we  v.-ould         know  Whither  fo  tali 


ye  mcve  ? 


ll_«IiU? rTLj p r  i r cahrl r r  r  I  JJr  H*3^  I  j^r  I 


fln~T 


^-Ljul^i  JUJM  r  r  r 


*  *  *  if  .^ 


bse^lSPi^pi 


)     V  he  v.-irld  be-  -  lew,         arc  ::g,     are  feekitig, 


-en. 


it. 


Mi  • 


P5gft-s£££k  r  J I  tfr-r  J I  cET  l^W  fTTTirj  I  g&.r.J  I 


one  b-  -  bore.  Whence        came        ye, 


^SBjIfrnU  r  |  ,,r     r     j  LJB  fTTHJ      If     -  II  j  1   f.J    J   I 


^r  rKSrfo  ir '  J  f  i*f fl  J|'r  r  i'-i  r"r'  J  r  J 


Dialogue  Hymn,  Continued. 


113 


^-wxtzt^ 1 — fl-pf~^T~1~- 1 — 


■\X"omsh. 


E#-# — -- 


jeizie: 


2: 


ct: 

cnmc         yc,  fay,  and     what's  the     place         That     ye         arc  trav'-    -    ling         from  ?  From     tribu-         -  Ia-tion  ve  throtigh 


z=^fifflzz^z3z:^z|=^z^z»p=g 
z*«z55zplzzzZzz:zz±zzztscE=  ~i 


tr. 


JI-3^IHH"tflV^ 


IiliyiililIiiiapifflii|IMlliiiiP 


Cfcorus — Allegro, 


grace,        are  now,        are  now  re- 


-F— -F- 


mmm 


turn-  -    ing        home, 

— r 1 *-■-# 


Friends  of    the  bridegrooik         v,e  fhall         reign, 


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lii^ill 


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£ 4-F-- y- ~-| 1 ll-^-TT- 

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± sLizp p_zz]zz±z_Si_:SjL* a? — z__t 


^__4__ztz 


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=S=j=j 


1*4 


Dialogue  Hymn,  Continued. 


^r  ^  •rrrr  rr  -  r '  rrrrrrrr ]  »  r  ■ ,r  rr  r  -  r1  r^fTf^ 


Saviour,  Saviour,         we         afk  no  more,         we         afk 


no     roor£-  Hail,  lamb  of  God,  for         fin-       -     nert     flam,    Vho» 


e- 


P-Urrr^N- 


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-* 


? 


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EEEE&EESffi 


:rt— 3z 


W=¥ 


i^igi^ 


trrreirfr^N 


:HEfE 


SgS&Sp^liil 


heav'u  and  earth         a-  -  -  -  dore,  whom   heav'n  and  earth  a- dore, 


Whom     hear'n     and  earth  a-     -     dore. 


azn  Elrr.rii-J  jj^liJ  ifllUrililJijJlpi 


:£— t^zSEEE 


m 


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Amesbury.  P.  M. 


Dr.  Arnold. 


fcfcb 


^Ezrafcf. 


?:=:azir 


*^  ^_   w* ^ ^ 


Come  let  us     anew    -Our  journey  purfue,  Roll  round  with  the     year,    Roll  round  with  the  year,  And  never  ftandftill  Till  our  Mr.ftcr  appear.    And 


Inftrumentil  Bafs.  I**    I*    1^  I*  U      6*    t*   V    **    I*    ** 


_~Szizz::  zzF-±z!zzz-:  z£:zzz±zzz:  zzzlz z3 zzhzzlzzip ' 


zzizzzzi 


— *■ 


Symphony 


-t-t-t-t 


ZfhzlzzWzzVSzZizfe 


ilgilii 


1—5 


■km  .--'.■ 


never  ftand  {till  Till  our  Maftcr  appear. 

ir--rir:-#:r=-zzipz£z£z:zzz: 


■jEZ 


His  ador    -  a-  -  ble  will 


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Let  us  gladly     fulfil,  And  our     talents    improve,  Our 


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a-. =a— 


zzt£bzE^_i^_fezt=:|zzIz:z~zz±zzz:zzzzzillz^  — 5i|zgz|_^_f_ 


■P Qj^^-^ttH-LLt-^  • 


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H7ffi~7TTf^ 


zzzzjzlzjzzfzzzzzzzzzz: 


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£ 


Aziriz? 


Z____rt£_ZZ 


Amesbury,  Continued'. 


117 


:z*_az3_. 


■0- 


fwiftly     away,         And  the       fugitive     moment  Re-  -  fufes     to     flay, 

Jt-Jt 

*-*»— «- — -~i 


*  __ -5 


T~t-  g_.»— :*_  _j_gz Z2_zj — P-£:: -H&-- _ ^P^ — f :: --  f  ■?-&— f—  ~z (_g_(!Lf_£zf::£_^;^£_g_s_ J 

_S=£=£E=^£^=s_=fc^=__J_^£__=b^ 


Fhe         arrow  is  flown,  The     moment  is  gone,  The  milieu-  -  nial     year  Ruflic 


_z 


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33=_= 


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£P — 4= — _P — I — LCP _JZZ_I — Z£,p__.-p _____ LlP-j- P _lP — J P a- — 


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zrlzrzzizzlz^zzgzgz 
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_-_*_ 


z_z3zzzz J_J__z: 
1  „___ : 


_p_£_g_±-U_[; tP-t=x_U-5 kp_£zz£__U_.j; £_-£__[; 


53_zE_ 

on     to         our  view,  And     e-     -      tcrni-  -    ty's    here,     e-  -  -    term-  -  ty's     here.       The    mil-    -     lenni-  -  al  year,  Rufhes         on     to     cur  view,  And  e 

— p- — p — p — p  — u* — gziZ-EjEzz^zz'^zz^z"  ~JEz |_" 


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ZEZZZZI 
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1_^_ 


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zzfzzzzzz^zzizz: 


118 


Amesbury,  Continued. 


.q » — A—l 3-T-3 


-£ 


tornjty'i  here,     e-     -     ter-  -  nity's     here,       e-     -     tcr-  -  ni-  -  ty's  litre,      e-     -     ter-  -  nity's         hue. 


^m 


m. » j q-J- _. 


i 


SOI.O.         Diftincl. 


bbj.44ictf^ 


O       that     ea^h,  in     the  day       Of       his  comfeg,  may      !■■}' — 1  have  fought  my  v  -■  ro\  I'.  thro; 


gaL^ngG^gSBBba^aia 


i 


I     '       *  Tr" 


i 


"lid      t!ie         work  Thou  didfl     give  n:e      to  do,         Hive       Gnifh'd         the  k  Thou  didft  give     me       to 


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~  ZZZuZ^-o    a--- 


-<*-«q- 


Amesbnry, 


Continued. 


ZZIZ 


-i — n 


ffi£ 


zizezffz^z; 


z:?:?H:! 


_*-*—_- 


& 


a         k  k  zzzzzzpznz:  rr w~'g~lt'\T\^\rf~~\ 

O  that     each,  from  the  Lord,  May  receive  the  glad  word,  "  Well  and  faithfully    done, 

zqpz;z::z:zzsZ(EzizezeziEzp[zpEZp[zizzzzzzz: 
gg:jzz±zfcfet-FB 


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1 19 

:izE^gz|z^^3z^£g|z-j 
L-jEZ-Jz*  z£j_£_:  zzna_z± 


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fez^z: 


faithfully     done,     Enter  into     my  joy,  And  fit 


m& 


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-41 


down  on  my  throne,   Enter  into  my  joy,  And   fit   down   on   my   throne.     Ester  into  my  joy,  And  fit  dawn  or.  my  throne,  And  fit  down   on  my  throne." 

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^^^^^^^^g^r^^^^^^drii^^ig^i^^b=^3^=^^ 


zzzFzzlzzfezzifli 


120 


Crave, 


The   Contrast. 


j    pio1  [■M-p'Tf  «P  I  ,    "  ■ 


1st  Cor.  15th,  21st.  Handel. 

Allegro. 


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by  man  came      alio         the  ref-  -  -  urrcction  of  the  dead. 


-— F-=T-F-f 


1  ,  man  came     death,         Since  by         man     came         death ; 

jSjEiEirziHE  E3EE:(=E:  zizzizf  pSHzS-IiEpBi  Eg"  :E 

^BEEz^^kzzzJzziiaJ^rii^P^ 


Sspgitfe-i 


zlliipiiiiiziliiiz^ligilliiiSiiil! 


aifo         the  tefur-     -     reclion     of         th*         dead,    by     man     came         alio         the  -refirr- 


=piz>:  :zpzr  zsztz^:  :ztz±z^zzz  zzi+zzczzizz*zz  zz±z£z£zuzz  =zz:  rpzziz^ 


reclion     of     the 


dead. 


gpBTT  r  Urn  flr>X[r(filrgrtl.lf.r..: 


n 


Brunswick.  C.  M. 


Dr.  Ma  dart. 


121 


Moderato,  Pompofo. 


£SB^fcE^=(B=p: 


«^ 


Pia. 


•p-^r- 


Come       let         us         all         unite  to  praife,         The       Saviour  of  mankind ; 


fezBzizjiz^zl^ 


Our  thankful         hearts     in  folemn         lays,    Be 

i.    — iHBWS 'BBK3L 


SEE^ESE 


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2 — J_Z — 2 — ^__ 


For. 


Pia. 


For. 


zizzizZiZzzzzxz^zzzzizzzzzzzzTz^zz^z^-^z: 


tr. 


'^^^^^m^^^W^S^^X-^Ul-^S 


9-1- 


with     our  voi- 


join'd.     Our         thankful  hearts,     ifi       folemn  lays,         Our         thankful  hearts,,  in     foiemn     praife,  Ee  with  cur  voices 


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122 


tr. 


ti.  tr. 


Brunswick,  Continued. 

..  tr.  Symphony. 


L-^±=g: 


I 


Ouj  thankful  hearts,  in  folemn         praife  Be  with  our  voices    join'd. 


rftf  cy^rrojyjn 


l-T '  E'tEW^jE  li  rT  '  lil  ^ r  1         "    ,     I 


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332 


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But         how     {hall         duft  his  worth         de-     -  dare,  When     Angels  try         in       vain ;  Their      faces  veil    when      they         appear       be- 


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s-V     e> 


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Brunswick,  Continued. 


123 


|_fciJ=P - : %-'- '-}. 


fore       the         Son         of        man,    when     they       ap-    -     pear         before         the  Sen  of        man. 


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33 


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O  Lord,     O         Lord,  we  cannot     filent 


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be,     By         love     we      are       con-  -  ftrain'd 

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ro  offer         our     bef*: 


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124.  Brunswick,  Continued. 

XX. 


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thanks     to       tL.c;Our  Sav,our        and        our     friend!         Our         Saviour,        our  Saviour,  cur      :  and 


our  f.  ;tnd, 


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■ — £._. 


P.a. 


^^^^^a^^^^^g^^^^ 


Though     feeble  are  our  beft  ef-  -  fays,  Thy  love        will  not  defpife 


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IF^EH 


^— -£ 


jr»-f-yr— ^y 


*  ■  ■  • 


Brunswick,  Continued. 


125 


^^S^^H 


i 


Sym-— Pia. 


our      greatful         fongs     of  hum-     -    ble     praife,    ou. 

i 


f  weil     meant         fac-     -     -     ri-  -  fice, 


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Pia. 


-  ! 


*~j"    "~Tr^  IZ^pZpZZZ 


Let         ev'-  -     ry     tongue     thy     goodnefs  £hew,  And     fpread  abroad  thy  fume ;  Let       ev'-     -     ry     heart    with         praife       o'erflow,     Ai:d 


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z=±zzzz:fcziz:t— £— azz^^^ 


126 


Brunswick,  Continued. 


For. 


T" 


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Pis 

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For. 


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iliii^iii^p 


blefs     thy.  -     -     Cl  raffle ;     Let  ev'ry  heart,      Let  cv'ry     heart,      1  e\'ry  htart  thy  goodnefs  fliow,  And  blefs  thy  facred 


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wz 


ffi j-^H^r.  re.  I  ffi 


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Sym — Pi  a. 


.*  "jrm — i  i*. 


name.  And  cv'ry         heart  with  praife     o'er-  -  Bow,  And  blefs     ily       facred  name. 

**! — -i — •*! *f *1 !*5- 


•  t  JJ 1 1 .  ..  ^=Er  i  p-  g  £4-l*r  If  f  - 1  i  ^fl 


_i     _)  •       #  • 

zd;^zf-±£-£-£dE= 


TJT3  ■*■  >'l  '  g_f  r  J '  ^ 


Brunswick,  Continued. 


127 


Pia. 


Pia. 


m^m!LDIim33BuISIJ^^^S3^m 


**m 


Worftiip  and    honour, 


-  •     -3- 

Thanks         and    love,         Be     to  our  Je-  -     fus         giv'n ;  By        men  below,  by         hofh  a  -  bove,    by 


*~T]T)  IT-t*  I  ^J 


=!=»  J  J*LA  r  I  .*• 


!Z2Z 


i* 


gztgzgz^ 


For. 


Pia. 


ior. 


£3g= 


all         in         earth  and     heav'n,       Worfliip     and  honour, 


Thanks         and         leve  Be         to     <sur  Je-     -     -     fus         giv'n     by 


Emimm^^^Mw^^immmmmmmm 


j. 


__-P: , ^Pi 

— 3 — jS-^-P-T-g- — » — f-i-P- 1 — -pr — I — p^ — | — [ j— p~~t~ 


:£ZZ£Z 


3E 


rS 


Brunswick,  Continued. 


Th. 


==t= 


t- 


tfr—\-~zM 


VM 


■tr 


£±S— 


m 


be!  !>v  hofts     a-    -     bove,      by  all         in  earth  and       heav'n,  by  all  in  earth  and     heav'n. 


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3 — ^-: — — — f   I   ■  m    —  ~  P-f nEzIzjz z  Ezz^zi  — 3     .   -~j —  3fzzzEz  ~~p~  zzzdz:  zzrrzjEZZE 

Worcester.  P.  M.  or  8's  &  7's.  Dr.  Ma  dan. 


m 


•  .:<♦<•. 


|iip^liiiii=liIil|liiilliiiiisiE 


■is  v.  of  fin         and  forrow,        Compns'd     round  with       ma^y     a         care,  From   e-     -     tcrni-     -     -  ty  we 


-+-+zs2z: 


fctti 


j — » — 


"fe^ 


Vrom  eternity,  6ic. 


^ 


±Ofc± 


1    -1- 


s£3 : 


1 I-t 


ES: 


E&E 


szzzazz 


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Worcester,  GoniMued. 

Sym — Pi  a. 


129 


Sym — Pia.  Vivace 


borrow       hope  that         can        ex-  -  cluds 


djfpak ; 


"T-r 


#r 


The  triumphant     God  and  Saviour,    In  the 


IS 


'0^%\M0^^^UmmW^M^BMmSW^fi 


gUfs    of      far*    I 


fee;         O       af-    -  Gft    each    faint       en-    -    p  deav- 


otir, 


ra.'fe    our 


earth     born 


folils 


*| 


a 


-1— T-*na-r-i-ft-3 


zfc|z3z'-i 


~"j — ^ — r Ti^~ 

zxzzzjzzizzzjz::^: 


fl 


to 


:~=^pzizz e=z==zz^==rz:===z ziizzzz  zzz=z==z==--|rq=zqzz^:-j=^zzz=::r  E:S: 


p. 


130 


Sym — Pia.  For. 


Worcester,  Continued. 

Andante. 


=m&MMi^^^^mw^m^^^m 


thee 


place  that   awful     fecne      before     ■  of         the    tremen-  -  dous  dav, 


--F « — 


__L 


PTl  l>»i  „ri     _  rjufift 


:::zp: 


II 


Pia. 


JJiLl  p  HT  T  >  fT r  I  Tf  r  lii-f  ,1 J^  J]  1 ,1 -  I  cCcr  &  I  *  J II 


"When       to  life     thou         wilt        rcftore     us,  LL&g'ring  ages 


hafte  away, 


hafte 


-x.y 


TmriiirfippiujiJjji  .1  P  is 


1 1 .1  'i 


fl  ,  \,'\  MLr#f* 


I  I  Jf  I 


Worcester,  Continued, 


For.  Pia 

~f  ■  r     r   I  *r-r — r 


Tor. 


—r->(*~ 


>  -'-rn , 


ret^ 


^^WE^EF^B 


131 


*-r~ 


hafte, 


hafte, 


hafte         a-     -    way;     Then  this  vile  and  finful    nature    incor-  -  rup-  -  tion  fhall  pst  on  ;  Life  renewing  gloriouj 


f1- 


I 


T  f  1 1)  i  3-^1  i  J.ffiT3  ^Tj]  t  ^  ffi^^ 


zzzs:* 


'«l taUtfn 


fr     r>,._      I 


_feT 


3§=hhe£e 


e 


"  j= T      j        ,    .",   1    "  1       ~1  ~  r->        r    I  ' 


-A. 


— F- 


3_«3-   _  i_  SZZ 


,3= 

Saviour,  Let  thy        gracious  will  be    done,        Let  thy        gracious  will        be    done. 


W-p- — p-i— <«!«■ — ,— 


zzazrfzpg  zszb  ztxz^zzjzz 


::a 


=&|p=^lill^lS^Liy=^J^=~L=i=JiE& 


!■      i.  '•   -  — - zzz±~jEE  ^Iz^zz'zzizz  zzzEzz :zjzz:  zzz^zzz"  „zEz z^::  :z zzzEz'ztxzz  zi~ zrt:  zzziffi 


Ji|EE==E§ 


4— .- 


*z:i! 


Alton.  L.   M. 


^IHiiiHiEiii 


=* 


Dr.  Madam. 

a 


-i — 


Hith-  -  cr„  |  i";ck,         ye     .  fin         difc. 


' 3  >  JJ~3]T71 


•  jh,         Ta         you         the         gefpeJ 


lsi^Eilil^|iiii^ife^i||iiiii|^| 


:llSigEyilE^||E^E^^|| 


__*. 


.Del  Segno.  Sym, 


-J — , ^ 


tr. 


j-  uj  l  rTT  Pp 


— Pia. 


:-*■    :*i  [■■:»     y 


:^liyiiilSii|li|giillii^i| 


tg 


rd  r  ■:  - 


3 
-     ft 


yci  Me-  -  -  iDah's       •  bleOings     all    belong; 


i4 


n  and         vir:  L.  .fting 


±jL.rj.dAj.j 


1=*= 


m 


Alton, 


C I LLvCi  i.C  • 


131 


fons     derive         no  blgjj  from     his         tree ;  For       finners 


only  Jefus  ciy'd, 


Then  fure 


heard 


-9-3-i-^r#-*-i-^ 


z~3: 


-f—9- 


For. 


lilfil^ilsil^iliiLiliii^TSIliiil 


dy'd  for         rr-.e,  For 


fin- 


only 


Je-    -     fits  d)  d, 


Then  fure  I  heard    he  dy'd  for  me,        he 


~-i^» 


z^zJzizdzsziz^zjEzz Hzlz^pzz±zzz=zz zzHz^zESzSziz 


ffZIZEZ 


=  -, ft 1  *  r; 


z:izlzzzzz 


p — >» — 


134- 


Sym.  tr     tr. 


Alton, 


Continued. 

tr.  Ar.tl.ante. 


■IjllJ  '[l|r'|fffl'B(f  *  JlUFjJI,!  Jiff  f^^ 


dy'd  for         n.c. 


"I'was  with  our  griefs       Me-     -  fli-     -     ah  groan'd, 


^ggj^iPn r r,i  I* ±\k 


=&=£^ 


mmmmm 


BE 


>  VT  >o  «  EE 


sg 


4L-J        ^-^^ --^4- 


'-■ « 


Pig^lipiiiii^^ii=i 


'Twas  with  our  guilt  his  foul  v,?s       try'd,  Cur  pur.-  -  if}-.-    -      ment      he  took,  he  bore, 


And  finner*    liv'd  vhea 


gUSHiiPiiii^iiMiiiiiiliiiiiil  I 


Alton, 


Continued, 

Syrn. 


135 


IZZ*   , 


53=** 


. _£ 


M 


Je-    -     fus         dy'd.     and         finncrs  liv'd         when  Je-    -     fus         dy'd. 


»afcj_  v        ^  ^ 


P E — 


'*■•- 


iiiiigiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 


^. 


e~£=izz  -zzqzTzzzz:: 


Chorus — Vi  vace . 


i  [■  I  rl  pfiSffl^f7  tlj-tllffi-fTffirn^T  I  «J'  T~ 


^zzezpfz^z 

Awake     each         heart,         arife         each         foul,    And        join         the  blifsful 


;|JEgE^^ 


choirs  a-    -     bove,     May         nothing         tune         our 

T" 


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T-p — -)-f~P — i~+~p~~p"~T~:p~fey~'f~:j~i — -[f — F — :r~T~  ^ — f — T — - — T~P — "FEt — 3~" 


156 


Alton, 


Continued. 


Pia. 


LP-LJ-J-ip^c^ 


tziit-:-- 


sliliiiiil    mgil 


future 


But  .'  -  wifdom,  heav'nly 


love, 


Vi/ 


%  -om  l.t.iv'nly         few 


m£g=&^^^mm¥E^&^^a& 


ziSSr^^^T^f^^^S^N^lT^TTrT 


r 


T:  ■ 


ztizziz: 


ESpgl^EPiffi 


SEES 

;'"?  future        foE  love,    Bnt  r'lily  i     lom         U.r.  love. 

z^zI-dzrjz±:^~zH  E  Jzz1z:  -J  J  TT1^3--J^ 


3 


— —=•--■ ^ 


zc: 


EH^iSliHi 


—^ — 


Hi  -  ^i^IiiSiiiiililii^iliigiiEii 


Ketterine.         C.  M. 


Lockhart. 


137 


AIR— MaeAofo. 


feEENE^BEgjgE^^S^JEfEEp 


h_|l.ZIZ£pZL 


mm 


O        let    thy        love        bar  hearts  conArain, 


Jefus        the  cru-  -  ci- 


fi'd;         What     haft     thou 


■L"*"  i  f   ^lA- J-.l:-^  jU  -~F^£f 


I  »         0  Q  — ^ 


izMir: 


EBEEEEEEEzl 

^dziztzziEzzEzzJ 


Jr: 


m^^m^^^^mMmmmmm^m 


, 


Pis. 


For. 


§ 


s=s 


— s 


•ee 


e5eeEeIee~=1eeeeEeeEe 


F * — 


done,  our 


hearts  to 


gasn 


languifiYd  and 


groan'd        and 


dy'd,  languifli'd  and 


E^mmmm 


EE3 


B-—4 


l-nozzzl~^=zzl 


¥E±EEdx~  E5zz±zz?Ezrzi— E=dp=!L 


I 


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Xr. 


*»• 


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nr.1.  iv,=£=3z^-l~f  r  111 


138 


no—I  ia—    wFcttuofo. 


Ke  tte  r  i  n  g ,  Con  t  inu  ed. 


*t*—M : 


mmmmMmmmwmmm 


3Ejf-J  'J- 1  J^TJ 


d    ai:d 


iiniyii 


=ni 


1 — 


^M 


*^=SPEJ=^^SE£^_^LA  = 


3 


3E 


^ T-- 


M 


Us  Lota 


cioftit 


tin-  -     ion  draw.  And 


our 


ia-     - 


ward 


-\ir:v  Let 


|iEfelipil|p|lpii|ipil||ppiEpi^ 


=^ 


iQ^jJJiJLIII 


Ketterin  £,  Con  ti  n  ued. 


139 


zzzzzezzizz 


EE£=g=g=iE^pEEgi=iEpEpS=EEE 


J._L_ 


+z^zzzizzzr- 


kind- 


ncfs 


fwect- 


wnte 


her 


mm 


law ;  Let 


love 


rr.and 


cur 


.3*1 


:_d — ±_z3ii^zj_: 

—zm — x — *v — *- 


-**J=±=* 


"S 


zzzzjz: 


rzzzpziz 


-_i_ 


EfE5EEEE?EE?EEE 


: c 

— e- 


— .©- 


I 


—is 


Sym. 


For. 


«zz*z 


zgzzz: 


-— t-t 


EgEEzfBS 


ES 


Hz: 


ttzzrtz±Z_Z^5_^zt 


hearts, 


Us         in-    -  to 


clofeft 


un-    -     ion  draw,  Ana  in  our  in-     -     -     ward 


— F— u£— * 5 I_Bzz-!zzjzz^zz 


:qz: 


r  [•  1 1" "  ri  i"H — 


z? 


"  -=r 


eSIeIEeIzz1^ 


±?eIeeee§ee; 


zEEEtEzlEl 


HO 


"': lTI 


Kettering,  Continued, 

Pia. 


;J   J?'-f  -  t-  I 


SSS^^^g 


parts, 


Let 


kind-    -    -  neft 


fvveet-    -     -    -  ly 


write         her  law ;         Let 


— -f r 


;•->   ,r .-l-.JW  .J,  I  af&.tf -,n  J  J  U  J  I 


____^_*_*___. 


-Ff- Tp — [~~IT T ' 1"""! □ — t — -ZMP- —  *-— P"T~  p~ — =3 


For. 


gpj'l'j  JjljlffllfB  iTHTft',  II  I'll' 


love  com- 


mand        our 


hearts, 


Let 


love  com-    -    -     mand  pur  hearts. 


rlTJT'j^FF  JP  1 ;  J  J^kU,J  I  j   j  I  T7^ 


•  n  i  r .  i  r  r  i  j  r  j  i  !■  r  $ 


Bloxham.  L.   P.  M.  Dr.  Maclan.  14.1 


lIISkAJSmufy^WW^^t  rN  J  \f  plTOfei 


The       Lord  my       pafture         fhalt  prepare,  And     feed  me     with    a  fhepherd's     care ;  His    prefence     fliall     my     wants       fup 


5  iz  E3Epize3Eizt3:SEE35pEp3SEi|: 


BlB 


ply,         And     guard  me  with         a    watchful      eye ;  My     noon-day     walks  he         fliall     attend,     And      all       my      midnight  hours 


—  O 


"E""ZEL 


jzt  ^33p=    L^rT~rpT"M^  P-F^  ~E»  "  r|=EE  SEEE  E£  zE  -ff|^i-?!-^" 


— -j— • rT"± U 


2  When  in  the  fultry  glebe  I  faint, 
Or  on  the  thirfly  mountain  pant, 
To  fertile  vales,  and  dewy  meads, 
My  weary,  wand'ring  fteps  he  leads  ; 
Where  peaceful  rivers  foft  and  flow, 
Amid  the  verdant  landfltip  flow. 


3  Though- in  the  paths  of  death  I  tread, 
With  gloomy  horror  overfpread, 
My  ireadfaft  heart  fhall  fear  no  ill, 
For  thou  O  Lord,  art  with  me  ftill ; 
Thy  friendly  crook  fliall  give  me  aid, 
And  guide  me  through  the  dreadful  fhade. 


fe-r 


4.  Though  in  a  bare  and  rugged  way, 
Through  devious,  lonely  wilds  I  ftray, 
Thy  bounty  fhall  Eiy  pains  beguile  ; 
The  barren  wildernefs  fhall  imile, 
With  fuddea  greens  and  herbadge  ciown'J, 
And  dreams  {hall  murmur  all  around. 


Stepney..  S.   M. 


R.   Taylor. 


y  tr.     Sym.  .m. 


;  hark,  hcv.-  the  watclimen  cry  !  Attend  the  trumpet's  found  ;  Stand  to  your  arras,  the  fot  is  nigh,    The-  pow'rs  of  hrfl  fuxround. 


_^    K«-   _  _^  For.      _  _^_    _    _         

zzizzztzWi^p=f^=^ 


The  day  of  battle     is  at  hand,         'I  be  day  of    battle     h       at  hand,  Go  forth  go 


^jfcgagzgfef  r  f  j"^iiLuiTe"rf"r^^^^i 


V  ho  bow  to  Chrift's  com-     -  mand,     Your  arm;  and  hearts  prepare  ;         Thy         day  of    battle     is         at         hand,  ''The  d.iy  of  battle      is     at  hand,  Go 

=fc±£r — * 


:  ~\~~ 1? — —: — t-j  "i  J  J1 


■— r-*- — w—  w— k^~  m—K~ 


m 


;=crf-t 


Your  arms  ami  hearts  prepare  ;  The  day  cf      battle    is     at  hand,        The  day  of  battle    »     at     band,  Co  forth,  go 


Stepney, 

Sym. 

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forth  to  glor'ous  war,     Go  forth  to         glor'ous     way, 


— _J_^_^T  -as ««* — | — i 


r?EOEE^Si& 


Continued. 

— H -3t"*i  -»— «r  h-m  —  f— «*i — ■«! 1 — ■*- ~zi~ 


nrzrozrsrir^STi 


zqEZj»r^zz=z^Zr_ziz£ 
zziLJz5Z5ZKr_t___b_b_t 


:zzz^z 


zsziiz:szizFJtfF^?gffz:: 
z:i=Eztz:EzTzEitELE=EEE?-: 


'E.&.l'ftlj  ZZJ_ZJ!_TZ*_Z&Z—Z~ 
5t  3-p»PP«r+^«Pp»P^3epP^]-~^-|-::r:- 


'BSBjSUM' _- 

"  ^  _L- BK.--_L_K._Z. 


!Z!_ZgZBz 


t. 

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zEz:  _z:  :zEz:ziz:i_:_:i:z;_:  :zzzz_3zzzz_izzz_]z 


St.   James'. 


C.  M, 


^zzz±zfzztij:-^7 


Williams'  Coll. 


— zzcizflzzz-z— tzzzzzz^1 — i-zzizzJz 
J__-LJl^rk:E±_r±5E_rJE_g 


-fi\ 


:z§zzzJizt:iztztztztt±zEzEz^z^z±z£t=t=t-i==i'-i~:- 


Depart   from  niifchief,  practice  love,  P-erfue  the  works  of  peace ; 

EfiESEEi:?^1 


_  zt_yz_  t itefz 


u 


a: 


rZr-zEziZZ&ZTZc.Z^T 

t' — ' zt~zzizhzro 


'ZjEZJE'"" 


So         fhall  the-Lord  your  ways  approve,  And  fet  your  fouls  zt 


eafc. 


^^^^.^^^^!S^_^^9[.^^!.^ffilL^_.^^^^6S 


zezjzffzE 


r~" 


M 


» 


ZSESEKitr^$tEg=£ffi 


ZTffZTZZ 


p:TzpzzzzzzzTzrzzz^Z£zxz«:zzz:zz£z 

=:izEz^z&zfzizrz&zEzr:z|zt:zFz:fzbz 


dtfal 


144 


r.   ivi,  or  /  s  oc  o  s, 


jviargaie. 

-*«?  jlr  a  i  Jl  jfl  J f  J  I  f  r* J . 


JL,ocRnart. 


h£=lE0^E&=£EM 


O         Lord     how        great  the  fa-    -     vour,  That  we     fuch         finners  poor ;  Can         through  tby  blood's  fweet 


h "  j_  I  p.  [^-Tf  I  ffl  J  -  J1 1  M 


r-N  r  J  ir  tf.P^ 


EE3: 


-*>- 


.^-j— 


-f  3 i i  j  j - -j i  j j  j j 1 1  jij  jjji 


P!a. 


urn  f  i^znk  i  ■  f  t  r 


*ZIZZ£=* 


±=i 


1 


Sav-     -     iour. 


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^^  r  rrg 


Ap-     -     proach         thy         mercy's  door ; 

H 


And  find         aa         open  paffage 


H 


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3E 


111111 


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f- f=- 


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m  f„rrrrnrt,i,r:f..fif 


i 


Margate-,  Continued. 


145 


Tor 


^km^m^MmMlWmm^^^^EW 


to     the     throne     of  grace,  There         wait  the         welcome 


Eieff-    -    age,  That  bids         us  go     in  peace. 


— w—z— --— i-j— r— yj— 3— ^— +-  ^4— h — i — ^-:-?~h-— 3= :->— 3— J— =i===-=33j 

fizzpizipzzipzziizzzzzzzzpzizizzzizzazzazizzd^ 


E|iiiEpEgEpE|E||EgE 


zS — i — zi— i — i 


3. j/ j dz ~^     Hx 


:gz: 


2  Lord,  we  are  helplefs  creatures 
Full  of  the  deepeft  need, 
Throughout  defil'd  by  nature, 
f>tupid  and  only  dead  ; 
Our  ftrength  is  perfect  weaknefs. 
And  all  we  have  is  fin, 
Our  hearts  are  all  uncleannefs, 
A  den  of  thieves  within. 


In  this  forlorn  conditiorf, 
Who  fhall  afford  us  aid, 
Where  fhall  we  find  compaflioii, 
But  in  the  church's  head  ; 
Jefus,  thou  art  all  pity, 
O  take  us  to  thine  arms, 
And  exercife  thy  mercy, 
To  fave  u?  from  all  bands. 


146 

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Finedoru  P.   M-  or  6's  &  7's.  Lockharf. 


»  r*:t  f  H  f  r  r  1  J*  jl  r   J  I  p  TULj-JD 


Elefl'cd  are         the  fons         of  God,         They         are     bought     with  Chrift's     own         blood, 


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They  the  feal  of  this  receive-, 
When  on  Jefus  they  believe. 
With  them.  &c. 


They  a-re  jufHfied  by  grace, 
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All  their  fms  ;ire  wifli'd  away, 
They  fhajl  ftand  in  God's  great  day. 
With  thcni)  &c. 


They  produce  the  fruits  of  grace, 
In  the  works  of  righteoufneis  ! 
They  are  harmlefs,  meek,  and  mild, 
Holy,  humble,  undefined. 
.  With  them,  &c. 


5  They  are  lights  upon,  the  earth. 
Children  of  an  hcav'rJy  birth, 
One  with  Cod,  with  Jefus  one, 
Glory  is  in  them  begun. 
With  them,  &c. 


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Whence  the  healing  dreams  do  flow  ; 
Let  the  fiery,  cloudy  pillar, 
Lead  me  all  my  journey  through  ; 
Strong-  deliv'rer,  Strong  deliv'ier, 
Be  thou  ftiU  my  jtrength  and  QdfH, 


3  When  I  tread  the  verge  of  Jordan, 
Bid  my  anxious  fears  fubfide — 
Death  of  deaths,  and  hell's  deftruction, 
Land  me  fafe  on  Canaan's  fide  ; 
Songs  of  prifes,  fongs  of  praifc, 
I, will  ever  give  tc  '.V-: 


-  *  ^  -  V->  lit  fcT>  O  • 

Agony. 

All  ye  that  pafi  by 

-Banner. 

Beatitude. 

Benevoler, 
Bethel. 

Bramham. 

Ber\A  ick. 

Brain  ihot. 

Biendon. 

Buxton. 

Bloxham. 

Calvary. 

Chelfea. 

Chriftmas. 

Crucifixion. 

Crofs. 

Deliverance. 

Difmifllon, 

Evening  Pfalm. 

I^dgecumbe. 


PAGE. 


E. 

Exeter. 

3° 

Funeral  Hymn 

89 

Farrington. 

99 

Finedon. 

95 

Germany. 

79 

German. 

39 

Greens'. 

34 

Huddersfield. 

97 

1  laverhill. 

73 

Halifax. 

74 

Ilelmesley. 

18 

Interceffion. 

24 

Interment. 

141 

Invocation. 

63 

Islington. 

32 

Knights-Bridge. 

75  i 

Leedh. 

84  j 

Feicefler. 

S9i 

Faus. 

13  ;  Margate. 

6r.  j  Morning  Hymn 

i5|  Morning  Halm. 

38' 

Moles  worth. 

ALPHABETICAL  INDEX. 

♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ 

98 1  Mortality. 
58 '  Muficians. 
8c  j  Montpelier. 
146  New  Fiftieth. 
1  o   Nev.buryport. 
31    Old  Fiftieth. 
55   Orange. 

Pfalm  34th. 

Paradife. 

Rockingham. 

Redemption. 

Redeeming  Love. 

St.  Bridges'. 

St.  James'. 

SouthweL 

Sabbath. 

Stockwel. 

Stepney. 

Twinftead. 

Turin. 

Tunbridge. 

Triumph. 

Tamworth. 


*9 

22 

3* 

66 

1 1 

28 
46 

48 
20 

45 
47 
94 

144 

37 
14 
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27 

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92 

41 

43 
1 2 

71 
26 

88 
1 10 

40 

J43 
43 

44 

77 
142 

7 
B 

9 

77 

148 


Victory. 
Wandfworth. 
Whicharch. 
Worihij*. 

Zion. 


1O 

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65 
90 

33 


Occasional  Pieces. 


Amcsbury.  j  l  r 

Alton.  !^2 

Anthem,  O  that  mine  eyes.  81 

Anthem,  I  heard  a  voice,  ice 

Brunfwick. 

Cambridge. 

Contraft. 

Dialogue  Hymn. 

F  after. 

Funeral  Ode. 

Kettering. 

Nativity. 

Roehampton. 

Worcefter. 


121 
104 
120 
1 12 
100 

59 

J37 
68 

5o 
138 


METRICAL  INDEX 


L.  M".     Major. 
BETHEL. 
Blendon. 
Beatitude, 
Haliifax, 
Haverhill. 
Islington. 
Interment. 
Molefworth. 
Horning  Hymn. 


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34 
if 

79 
36 

22 

48 
28 

25 
37 


L.  M.     Minor. 
Calvary. 
Crofs 
German. 
Leicefter. 
Montpelier. 

C.  M.     Major. 
Accefs. 
Berwick. 
Chriftmas. 
Deliverance. 
Edgecurnbe. 
Evening  Pfalm.  wl Leeds. 


63 
89 

31 

47 
72 


30 
73 
75 
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38 


Huddersfield. 

Interceffion. 

Knights-Bridge. 

Laus. 

Pfalm  34th. 

St.  James'. 

Sabbath. 

Tunbridge. 

Twinftead. 

Victory. 

Wandsworth. 


C.  M.     Minor. 
Benevolence, 
Bramfhot. 
Chelfea. 

Euneral  Hymn. 
Morning  Pfalm. 
Rockingham. 


S. 
Buxton. 
Germany. 
Invocation' 


M.     Major. 


l9 
1 1 

20 
94 

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J43 

44 

9 

7 
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39 
74 

32 

58 

J  4 

26 


24 
10 
46 
45 


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Stepney. 


S.  M.     Minor. 
Orange. 
St.  Bridges'. 
Southwel. 


L.  P.  M. 

MBIoxham. 

^Banner. 
^Exeter. 
^Mortality. 
tlParadife, 


C.  P.  M. 

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^Redemption. 

S.  P.  M. 
EZion. 

feOld  50th.  io's&  n's. 
JlNew  50th.  io's. 
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92:  Eights  &  Sevens. 

142  iHelmesley. 
SFarrington. 
STamworth. 


43 

40  Sevens, 

43  ^Crucifixion. 

J^Finedon. 

lilGreens'. 
141  .^Redeeming  Love, 
95 'xTurin. 
98  gWormip. 

27\  

71  SAgony.  6's&7's. 


Fives  &  Sixes 
56  sBramham. 
88  SStockwei; 


41 


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^Triumph. 
SWhicharch. 
42  |2Margate.  7's  &  6V 
6  2  1  Fives  &  Sevens . 

iizAllyethat  pafs  by. 


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80 

148 


84. 

146 

55 

no 

8 
90 

87' 


97 
77 


76 

65 
144 


99 


A  concise  explanation  of  the  terms  which  most  commonly  occur  in  Mustek. 


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ADAGIO,  very 
Aliegro,  brill- 

retto,  a  little  1  rifle. 
Al  fain  at    ihe   repeat,  a?d 

the  douhle  bar,  or  the  paofe. 
Ad  '  -•  plcafure  of  the  performer. 

Affetti  iteiy. 

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.  the  toiie. 
Cc;  rce. 

fletto,  with  much  affection, 
tope  gradually. 
Da  i  D  C)  repeal  the  lirlt  (h-ai:> 

ften  the  tone  gr  tdually. 
Dolce,  loft  and  fweet. 
Duo,  or  Duetto,  iii  to  pai 
l  '•         tiding  Air. 


Forte  (or  F)  loud, 

Fortifiimo,  (or  F  F)  Very  loud. 

Graziofo,  gracefully. 

Grave,  flow,  heavy. 

Gravement,   thefe  terms  have  reference  both  to  the 

ftyle   of  the    compofuion,  and  the   execution  of 

the  performance. 
I.argo,  flow. 
Larghetto,  rather  flow. 
Legato,  fmooth,  flurred. 
Maeftofo,  bold  and  grand. 
Maggiore,  or  Major,  in  a  fliarp  key. 
Men  Aliegro,  lefs  brisk  than  Allegro. 
Menzza  Forte,  (or  M  F)  half  as  loud  as  Forte, 
Minore,  or  Mineur,  in  a  flat  key. 
Moderato,  moderately. 
Kon  Tivppo  Prefto,  not  too   quick. 
Ottava,  (or  8va)  play  Octavos,  or  8ths  above. 
Pompofo,  a  pompous  ftyle. 


:    Piano,  (or  P)  foft. 

Pianiflimo,(or  P  P)  vrry  foft. 
Prefto,  quick. 
Preftiflimo,  very  quick. 

Rondeau  or  Rondo, an  air  ending  wtth  the  firft  ftl 
Sotto  Vace,  middling  ftrength  of  voice. 
Sempre  Piano,  foft  throughout  the  movement. 
Sicilliano,  a  patbetick  air  of  £  or  £_. 

8 
Solo,  for  one  principal  Inflr  ament,  or  voice. 
Soli,  one  to  each  part. 
Symphony,  for  Inflrumeuts  only. 
Syncopation,   flurring,    applied   to   pafTages  whe 

long  note  comes  between  two  fhort  onu. 
Tacet,  remain  filent. 
Tempo  Minuetto,  in  minuet  time. 
Trio,  in  three  parts. 
Tutti.all  the  parts  together. 
Vivace,  with  life  and  fpirir. 


ERRATA. 

Page  1  Sth,  ';:  the  two  upper  p.irts  to  Victory,  repeat  the  words  to  crown Page  29th,  the  laft  bar  but  one  in  the  Air  of  Interment,  the  pointed  crotchet  cr.  V. 

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