| Awake, O, awake, now to life and duty | Annie R. Smith (Author) | 2 |
| Be patient, be patient, no longer despairing | Annie R. Smith (Author) | 5 |
| Blessed Jesus, meek and lowly | Annie R. Smith (Author) | 6 |
| Hail, peaceful day, divinely blest | Annie R. Smith (Author) | 4 |
| He sleeps in Jesus, peaceful rest | Annie R. Smith (Author) | 4 |
| How far from home I asked, as on | Annie R. Smith (Author) | 10 |
| I ask not, Lord, for less to bear, Here in the narrow | Annie R. Smith (Author) | 7 |
| I saw one weary, sad and torn | Annie R. Smith (Author) | 6 |
| Long upon the mountains weary | Annie R. Smith (Author) | 8 |
| She hath passed death's chilling billow | Annie R. Smith (Author) | 5 |
| This groaning earth is too dark and drear | Annie R. Smith (Author) | 5 |
| Through this dark valley of conflict | Annie R. Smith (Author) | 3 |
| Toil on a little longer here, For thy reward | Annie R. Smith (Author) | 4 |
| 'Twas a doleful night on Calvary's height | Annie R. Smith (Author) | 3 |
| Weeping endures but for a night | Annie R. Smith (Author) | 4 |
| When darkness gathers round thy way | Annie R. Smith (Author) | 5 |
