Juvenile Songs: religious, moral and sentimental, with brief exercises, adapted to the purposes of primary instruction

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Title: Juvenile Songs: religious, moral and sentimental, with brief exercises, adapted to the purposes of primary instruction
Editor: Thomas Hastings
Publisher: Daniel Fanshaw , New York, 1842
Language: English
Notes: Numbering is by page number. Letters are added to hymns that start on the same page.
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7aLo in the desert rich flowers are springingPage Scan
7bDo unto others as you wouldPage Scan
7cLove God with all your soul and strengthPage Scan
8aHow sweet the melting layPage Scan
8bMy schoolmates are learning to singPage Scan
9aThe hour of song has comePage Scan
9bLet us close the tuneful hourPage Scan
10aFrom his humble, grassy bedPage Scan
10bSee, the lovely blooming flowerPage Scan
11aCherily, cheerily sound the strainPage Scan
11bPoor harmless insect, thither flyPage Scan
12aLet us chant the morning songPage Scan
12bPut up thy little hands in prayerPage Scan
13Some people complain they have nothing to doPage Scan
14Children of a freeborn racePage Scan
15High on a bright and sunny bedPage Scan
16The lillies of the valleysPage Scan
17The beautiful sun has forsaken the earthPage Scan
18The stars are bright this beautiful nightPage Scan
19aGentle breezes ever smilingPage Scan

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