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PSALM LI. VERSES 15. 16, 17. Piano Con SuppUcazione.
15. Do thou unlock my lips.
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16. Could sacrifice atone,
Whole flocks and herds should die ; fiut on such off'rings thou disdain'st To caist a gracious eye.
17. A broken spirit is " . By God most highly priz'd«
By him a brdken contrite heart Shall never be despis'd.
PSALM CXXX. VERSES, fS O! 5. Piano e Con Lamentazione,
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And graciously reply.
Should'st thou severely judge. Who can the trial bear ?
But thou forgiv'st, lest we despond. And quite renounce thy fear.
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For thee the living Lord ; My hopes are on thy promise built. Thy never failing word.
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1. I'll celebrate thy praises, Lord^ Who didtt thy power employ To raise my drooping head and check ' My foes' insulting Joy.
^^ In my distress I cried to thee, Who kindly didst relieve. And from the grave's expecting jaws My hopeless life retrieve.
4. Thus to his courts, ye Saints of his^ With songs of praise repair ; With me commemorate his truth. And providential care.
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13. Thee will I praise, O Lord my God, *
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1. O God of hosts, the mighty Lord, How lovely is the place Where thou, enthron'd in glory, 8hew*8t The brightness of thy &ce.
% My longing soul faints with desire To view thy blest abode ; My panting heart and flesh cry out For thee, the living God.
4. O Lord of hosts, my King and God, How highly blest are they Who inthy Temple always dwell. And there thy praise display.
PSALM CXVni, VERSES \,%. 3,4. S^.
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1, % O praise the Lord, for he is good. His mercies ne'er decay ; That his kind favours ever last. Let thankful Isr'el say.
S, 4. Their sense of his -eternal love. Let Aaron's house express ; And that it never fails, let all That fear the Lord confess.
g^ 9, For better 'tis to trust in God,
And have the Lord our friend. Than on the greatest human pow'r. For .safety to depend.
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I 8. Ask, and receive thy full demands Thine shall the heathen be : The utmost limits of the lands Shall be possessed by thee.
10. Learn then, ye Princes ; and give ear, Ye judges of tlic earth ; Worship the Lord with holy fear, Rejoice with awful mirth.
PSALM XIX. VERSES 1, 2, 3.
Maestoso,
I. The heav'ns declare thy glory, Lord, Which that alone can fill ; The 'irmament and stars express Their great Creator's skill.
S. The dawn of each returning day
Fresh beams of knowledge brings ; And from the dark returns of night Divine instruction springs.
1 3. Their pow'rful Iangu(^ to no realm I Or region is confinVl ;
'Tis nature's voice and understood Alike by all mankind.
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S. God's tender mercy knows no bouat^ His truth shall ne'er decay : Then let the willing nations round Their grateful tribute pay.
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And magnify his name ; Let all the servants of the Lord His worthy praise proclaim.
2. Praise him all ye that in his house,
Attend with constant care ; With those that to his utmost courts, With humble zeal repair.
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(JiatI hymns of praise to sing; And with lourt songs to bless his name,
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1. O Lord, thou art ray righteous jjidge, To my complaint give ear ; Thou still redeem'st me from distress ; Have mercy, Lord, and hear.
S. Consider that the righteous man
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And when to him I make my pray'r,/ He always hears my \oice. ''',..:
4. Then stand in awe of his commands, Flee ev'ry thing that's ill ; Commune in private with your hearts, And bend them to his will.
C. While worldly minds impatient grow.
More prosp'rous times to sec, ; Still let the glories of thy face ■ Shiiie brightly, Lord, on me.
PSALM LXXVII. VERSES 7,8, 9, 10, 11.12.
Cantabile.
7. Has God for ever cast us off?
Withdrawn his favour quite ?
8. Are both his mercy and his truth
Uetir'd to endless niglit ?
9. Can his long practised love forget
Its wonted aids to bring ? Has he in wralh shut up and senl'd His mercy's healing spring ?
10. I said, my weakness liinis these fears ; But I'll my fears disband ; I'll yet remember the most high, And years of his right hand.
Jl. ril call to mind his works of old, The wonders of his might ;
12. On lliem my heart siiall nicdttntc,
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5,6. How just and merciful is God !
How gracious is the Lord ! 'i, Who saves llie harmless, and to me ' Does timely help afford.
7. Then, free from pensive cares, my soul,
Resume thy wonted rest ; For God lius woiul'roHsly to thee
His ijouiitcuus love exprest. , ;-
8. When death alarm'd me, he remov'd
My dangers and my fears : jv
My licet from falling he sfccur'd And dry'd my eyes from tears.
9. Theref«»re my life's remaining year^,
Which God to me shall lend, Will I in praises (o his name And in his bcrvicc spend*
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9,10. Thy love thro' earth exfends its fame, To all thy works exprest; These shew thy praise, whilst thy great nai^ Is by thy servants blest.
11. They, with (he glorious ptospect fir'd, Shall of thy kingdom speak ; And thy great jjowV, by all admir'd, Their loft v subject make.
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1. Lord, hear the voice of my complaint.;
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2. To thee alone, my King, my God,
Will I for help repair.
3. Thou in the mom my voice shalt hear ;
And with the dawning day, To thee devoutly I'll look up, To thee devoutly pray.
7, And when thy boundless grace shall rac To thy lov'd courts restore, On thee I'll fix my longing eyes
And humbly there adore. : "7 * -
PSALM XLIL VERSES 9, 10, IL Con Lamento.
J>. God of my strength, how long shall I, Like one forgotten mourn, Forlorn, forsaken, and expos'd,
To my oppressor's scorn .' . ' '
10. My heart is pierced, as with a sword, While thus ray foes upbraid ; Vain boaster, where is now thy Grod ? And where his promis'd aid
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13. This man shall rest and safety find
In seasons of distress ; Whilst God prepares a pit for those That stubbornly transgress.
14. For God will never from his saintr »' . His favour wholly take :
His own possession and his lot He will not quite forsake.
i5. The world shall then confess thee just In all that thou hast done : And those that chusc thy upright ways Shall in those paths go on.
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7. The man who by his steady course, Has happiness insur'd, When earth's foundation shakes, shall stand By providence secur'd.
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1. The Lord himself, the mighty Lord, Vouchsafes to be my guide ; ^^ The shepherd by whose constant care ^»^* •' My wants are aH supplied.
5. He does my wand'ring soul reclaim, And, to his endless praise. Instruct with humble sseal to walk In his most righteous ways.
4. I pass the g'.ooniy vale of death, ' From fear nod danger free ; For there his aiding rotl and staff Defend and comfort me.
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20,21. Onr soul on God with patience waits ; Our help and shield is he ; ' Then Lord let still our hearts rejoice, Bccautc we trust in thee.
22. The riches of thy mercy, Lord, Do thou to us extend ; Since wc for all we want or wish, Oil thee ulonc depend.
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14. On you, and on your heirs, he will Increase of blessings bring : Thrice happy you, who fav'rilcs are, j^f this almighty King.
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9. Thy praises, Lord, I will resound To all the list'ning nations round ;
10. Thy mercy highest heav'n transcends ; . ,. Thy truth beyond the clouds extends.
11. Be thou, O God, exalted high ; And, as thy glory fills the sky, ^, So let it be on earth display'd. Till thou art here, as there, obeyed.
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8,9. Let earth, and all that dwell therein. Before him trembling stand ; For, when he spake the word, 'twas made ; 'Twas fix'd at his command.
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* With his right hand and holy arm. The conquest he has won. *
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6. To lieav'n I made my mournful pray'r,
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Which fiercely rag'd that dreadful day.
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12. They drop on barren forests, chang'd
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Abhor what's ill, and truth esteem ; ., He'll keep his servants' souls entire, ^■' And them from wicked hands redeem.
11. For seeds are sown of glorious light, ':
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And gladness for the heart that's right, :'■. " ". ' To recompense its pious trust.
12. Rejoice, ye righteous, in the Lord ;
Memorials of his holiness Deep in your thankful breasts record, :t:t • *• And with your thankful tongues confess.
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I,g. In thee I put my stedfast trust, ^ t^ . Defend me. Lord, from shame ; Incliite thine ear, and save my soul. For righteous is thy name.
3. Be thou my strong abiding-place. To which I may resort ; 'Tis thy decree that keeps me safe ; Thou art my rock and fort.
4, 5. From cruel and ungodly men, » Protect and set me free ;
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8, 9. O ! all ye nations, bless our God, ^ And loudly speak his praise ; Who keeps our souls alive, and still Confirms our stedfast ways.
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3. And let them say, how dreadful, Lord, » In all thy worlis art tlioii ;
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The tribute of their praise'; When thou thy counsels hnst reveal'd, And taught me thy just ways.
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t. O think not on our former sina^ But speedily prevent The utter ruin of thy saints, Almost with sorrow spent.
9. Thou God of our salvation, help, And free our souls from blame, So shall our pardon and defence l^xalt thy glorious name.
V 13. So we, thy people and thy flock.
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PSALM CXLVI. VERSES 6. 7, 8, 10. Largo e Cantahile.
6. The Lord; who made both heav*ii and earth
And all that they contain. Will never quit his stedlast truth. Nor make his promise vain.
7. The poor opprest, from all their wrongs
Are eae'd by his decree ; He gives the hungry needful food, And sets the prisoners free.
3. By him the blind receive their sight) The weak and ftdl'n he rears, With kiud regard and tender love
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10. T^e God that does in Sion dwell
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From age to age his reign endUres ; Let all his praises sing.
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5. O ! then that thy most holy will Might o'er my ways preside, And I the course of all my life By thy direction guide.
ti. Then with assurance "thould I walk. From all confusion free; '^
ConvincM with joy that all my ways With thy conunands agree.
7. My upright heart shtill my glad mouth. With cheerful praises fill ; When,, by^thy righteous judgments taught,, I shall have learnt thy will.
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Immoveable shall stand, . As doth the earth, -which thou uphoId*st By thy almighty hand.
91. All things the course by thee ordain'd
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Chobvs. 3. To heathen lands his fame rehearse. His wonders to the universe.
10. Proclaim aloud, Jehovah reigns. Whose pow'r the universe sustains. And banisL'd justice will restore. IL Let therefore heav'n new joys confess. And heav'nly mirth let earth express ; Its loud applause the ocean roar ;
Chokus. Its mute inhabitants rejoice.
And for this triumph find a voice.
12. For ioy let fertile vallies sing.
The cheerful groves their tribute bring. The tuneful choir of birds awake,
13. The Lord's approach to celebrate ;
Who now sets out with awful state, ^^^ His circuit thro' the earth to take,
Chobus. From heav'n to judge the worid he's come. With justice to reward and doom.
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3. Where'er the circling Stth displays His rising beams or setting rays.
Due pi^ise to his great name address.
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"^'"' So shall I, by thy watchful care.
Be guarded from my treach'rous foe.
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On him alone tlty trust repose ; " "
My rock and health will strength supply To bear tae shock of all my foes.
7. God does his saving health dispense, And ilowing blessings daily send : He is my fortress and defence :
On him my soul shall still depend.
8. In him, ye people, always trust ;
Hefore his throne pour out your liearts ; For God, the merciful and'just. His timely aid to us imparts.
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And I this truth have fully known ; To be of boundless pow'r possess'd, Belongs, of right, to God alone.
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i. For thee, O God, our constant praise In Sion waits, thy chosen seat ; Our prumis'd altars there we'll raise
And alt our zealous vows complete. , ,
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Didst always bend thy list'ning ear, To thee shall all mankind repair. And at thy gtuciuus throne appear.
3. Our sins Cthough numberless,) in vain To stop thy (lowing jnercv try ; Whilst thou o'erlook'sl tlie guilty stain. And vvasiiest out the crimson d^ e.
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1. To God your grateful voices raise,
Who does your daily patron prove;. And let your never-ceasing praise
Attend on his eternal love. -^
2,3. Let those give thanks whom he from bands Of proud oppressing foes rclcas'd ; And brought tiiem back from distant lanils, From north and south and west and east.
4, 5. Throujih lonely desert ways they went, i, . " Nor could a peopled city :ind ;
Till, qnite with thirst and hunger spent. Their fainting souls within them pin'd.
6. Then soon to God's indulgent ear.
Did they their mournful cry address; Wlio graciously vouchsafd to hear,
And fre!y!d them, from their deep distress.
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3. Thine eye my bed and path surveys,
My public haunts and private ways ; *
4. Thou know'st what 'tis m^ lips would vent. My yet unuttcr'd words' intent.
5. Surrounded by thy pow'r I stand. On ev'ry side I fine! thy hand :
6. O skill, for human reach too high, _^ Too dazzling brig.^i for raorUd eye. ^
7. O, could I so perfiilious be, /, To think of once deserting thee, Where, Lord, could I thy inljuenT s'm'R,
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1. Let all the just to God, with joy,l{, Their cheerful voices raise ; For well tlie righteous it becomes To sing glad songs of praise.
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?, With ev'ry morning's early dawn jHis goodness to relate ; Aivd of his constant truth each night The glad ci'ectB repeat.
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2. His works for greatness tho' renown'd, His wond'rous works with ease are found, By those who seek for them atight, "' And in the pious search delight. ]
3. His works are all of matchless fame, And universal glory claim ; ' His truth, confirm'd through ages past, Shall to eternal ages last.
4. By precepts he has US enjoined
To keep hie wond'rous works in mind;
And to posterity record.
That godd and gtaoious is our Lord.
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1 . O praise the Lord in that blest place '^' From whence his goodness largely ff(^s ;
Praise him in heav'n, where he his face 5 Unveil'd in perfect glory shows.
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3. Let the shrill trumpers warlike voice
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PSALM XCV. VERSES 1, % 3, 6.
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1. O come, loud anthems let us sing, Loud thanks to our almiglity King ; For we our voices high should raise, When otir 8aIvation*k rock Dre pniiic.
9. Into his presence let us haste,
To thank him for his favours past ; ■^, To him address, in joyful songs, H The praise t?iat to his name belongs,
5. For God the Lord, enthroned in state^ Is with unrivall'd glory great ;
A King iperior far to all
Whom Gods the heathen falsely call,
6. O let us to his courts repair, '"'" And bow with adoration there ; Down on our knees devoutly all, Before the Lord, our makes falL
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1* Jehovah reigns 1 let all the earth '"'- Iti his just government rejoice ; Let all the Isles, with sacred mirth, In iiis applatise unite their voice.
f. Darkness ^nd cloudi of awful shade, His dazzling glory shroud in state ; Justice and truth his guards are made, And, lix'd by his pavilion, wait.
12. Rejoice, ye righteous, in the Lord ; Memorials of his holiness Deep in your faithful breasts record. And with your thankful tongues confetf.
PSALM cm. VERSES 8, 9,10, H.
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8. The Lord alEmnd^witb tender love And unexampled acts of grace ; His waken'dwratli doth slowly move. His willing mercy flies apace.
9, 10. God will not always harshly chide.
But with his anger quickly part ; - And loves his punishments to guide More by bis love than <iur desert
11. As high as heaven its arch extend* Above thiHittle spit of clay. So much his boundles» love transcends The small respects that we can pay."
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I will mjr heart prepare ; '
To all the liafainy world thy workii Tbjr wond'reus works, declare^
t. The thought of them shall to my soul Elxalted pleasure bring ; Whiht to thy name, O thou moit Ughy Triumphaiit pmise I sii*g.
Gloria Patri.
To Father, Son, and Holy Ghoct, The God whom we adore,
Be glory as it was, is now, And shall be cvennore.
PSALM LXXXI. VERSES 1, %, 3.
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9. Compose a hymn of praise, and touch Your instruments of ]oy ; Let psalteries and pleasant harps Your jpratcful skill employ. •, i
3. Let trofttp«:'ti, at the «;re&t nCW Their in yt'ul voices rais'S, To celebi .<>- Jr* appointed tiuM^ The solemn dky of pnUw.
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1. O God, my heart is fully bent To magnify thy name : My tongue with cheerful songs of praise Shall celebrate thy fame.
2. Awake ray lute ; nor thou, my harp, -«i Thy warbling notes delay, y
Whilst I with early hynms of joy Prevent the dawnmg day.
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I. I strive lauih action to approv*
y To his ail-seeing eye ; - - -' - g- No danger sliall my Iiopes remove, Because lie still is uigb.
9. Therefore my heart all grief defies ; My glory does rejoice ; My flesh shall rest, in hope to rise,
Wak'd by his pow'rful voice. tv>f ;- .
10. Thou, Lord, when I resign my breath,
My soul froiu hell shalt free ; Nor let thy holy one in death •<. ; f
The least corruption see. 5^ ^
11. Thou shalt the paths of life display, 'J
Which to tliy presence lead ; Where pleasures dwell without allay. And joys that never fade.
PSALM XXXV. VERSES 11, 12.
*A Tempo Giusto e Piano.
PSALM LXXXVL VERSES 1, % O.
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I. To ray complaint, O Lord, ray God, Thy graoious ear incline ; Hear me, distressed, and destitute Of all relief but thine.
2. Do thou, O God, preserve my soul, \ 'A
Thart does thy name adore : ^i
Thy servant keep, and him, whose trust Relies on the^ restore. ^
3. To me, who daily thee invoke, ;^ ,
Thy mercy. Lord, extend; !*
4. Refresh thy servant's soul, whose hopes
On thee alone depend.
1 1. False wilnt ,ses, with forj'd complaint^ Against my truth combin'd ; i
And to my charge such things they laid, As I had ne'er dcsign'd.
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A Tempo Giusto Piano e Con Supplicazime,
12. The good which I io them had done, With evil they repaid ; And did by malice undeserv'd
My harmless life invad*. *. . "" " ' '
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And speedily relent ! As we forsake our sins, do thou Revoke our punishment.
14. To satisfy and cheer our souls
Thy early mercy send ; That wc may all our days to come Injoy and comfort spend. ^
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O praise the Lord, and to your praise
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My cheerful thanks express ;
Jn presence of thy saints perform
|.£ri^«r|~.T^^^ vows of my distress. ^
j^ • 4 "'ST"*'fiien shall the glad converted world ' To God their homage pay ;
And scatter'd nations of the earth •—«-.- r One sov' reign Lord obey.
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4. Be good, O righteotis God, to those ,^^^^»:w;^-7ji
Who righteous deeds affect ; g_:X:'^fct!^*... if The heart that innocence retains,'; Let innocence protect,
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INDEX TO THE TUNES.
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PAGE.
All Saints........ » ......l
Alverstoke • .2
St. Ann'8 ............3.
San^or . ........•...••..•*• .*...•. .^
Bedford 4
Bishopthorpe . ... • ••5.
Branswick. •^
Brodsworth; .....7
Burford ••♦•.• -^
Callcott 40
St. Daric^s ....10
Doncaater H
Emmanuel , IS
Gallway . • •Mr
Hanover «...,. 15
Hatfield.. .....16
St. Jaroei' t**!?
Kent... 18
Leed 19
Lincoln. . ..«•«•.. t .90
PAGBJ
,12
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Lynn....... <
St. Magnus.. ...*.. 2\
Manchester 23
St. Margaret's. • ^ . . • •.$,» • .«.• •»*.?• « * . • .22
St. Mary '8. ......... i , 24
St. Mtitthew's 32
Mecklenburg 25
Messiah.. 26
Proper 96.. ... , 27
Proper 100 29
Proper 113 « 28
Proper 148 31
Proper 149 30
RockinghRm S3
Sheffield. « ., 34
Suffolk 35
Surrey 36
Wakefield 37
Windsor 38
York 39
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GENERAL INDEX.
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After Christmas, 1st Smday/ <'^*^ ^^
.■■^:3..lllSfi<S 2d Sunday.
AFTER EPIPHANY.
|§t Sunday.
'8" " ■'"' "' "' il^mgSijiCi -■ 2d Sunday. - ^ , v «'
Sd Sunday. . , „.
4tli Sunday. , *
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5th Sunday.
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6th Sunday. :..^.,,,,..,j^ Septuagesima
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Sexagesima, Quinquagcsuua. ^
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|
Psalms. |
Verses. |
Tunes. |
Pages. |
|
84 |
J,2,4 |
St. Ann's |
3 |
|
9 |
1,2 and G. P, |
Wakefield |
37 |
|
71 12d |
1,2,4 |
Leeds York |
19 39 |
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100 149 5 |
i^, Q & G. P. W,7 |
Old 100th 149 Proper Brunswick |
29 SO 6 |
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57 148 1 97 89 |
8,9^0,11 0,3 A 5? 1,2,5 ^^^ V |
Hanover 148 Proper or New Melody. St. James's Surry Mecklenburgb |
15 31 17 36 S5 |
|
18 |
1,2,3,18 |
Old lOOlh |
29 |
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3S |
W^^. , 1 |
Sheffield |
34 |
|
34 |
1,2,374 ^-^ i |
Burford |
8 |
|
112 92 150 |
l3,S,4,6 3,4 and G. P. 1,2,3,4,5,6 |
Lynn St. Magnus Suffolk |
12 21 35 |
|
139 105 15 |
1^,33, w 1,8,3,4 1,2,3,7 |
Rockingham Manchester Brodsworth |
33 23 7 |
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125 |
1,2,4 |
York |
39 |
|
100 149 |
1^2,^ & G. P. |
Old lOOth 149 Proper |
29 30 |
|
103 145 119 |
19^0,21^2 1^2,3,4,57 17,18,19 |
Kent Lincoln St. David's |
18 20 10 |
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90 96 1?) |
1,2,3 I,2^3,l(),"ll,12ri3 1,2,3 |
St. Mary's 96 Proper Bedford |
24 27 4 |
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146 95 117 |
6,7,8,10 1,2,3,6. 1,2 and G. P. |
Mcssiuli Surry St. Magnus |
26 S6 21 |
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LENT.
Ist Sunday.
Psalms. Verses.
Tunes.
2d Sunday.
Sd Sunday.
4th Sunday.
5th Sunday.
.• Virt X.
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Sunday next before Easter, or Palm Sunday.
Easter Sunday. ,^^^^'
AFTER EASTER.
1st Sunday.
'^ . . . .1 , .. i1rufi.'efc- 2d Sunday. ^^
Sd Sunday.
t"'.fe»
4tli Sunday.
Tf
5th Sunday.
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34 97
90 51
27
77
111
92
25 65
ISO
79
103 94
40 24
81
98
149
93
8 4 9
5 111
34
106 102
112
89
136
116 66
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Pages:
10,11,12
13,14
15,16,17
7,^,9
7A9,10,ll7T« 1,2,3,4 & G. P, 1,2,3,4
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li«,ft5
8,9,13
8,9^*0, 11 12,13,14,15
5,6,73
7,8,9,10
1,2,3
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1,2,37,5
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1,3,4,6^,9
1,3,4,6
9,10,11
1,2,3,7 1,2,3,4 & G. P.
1^3,14,15
1,2,3,4 25,26,27,28
l5,S,4,6
1,?,5 1,3.4,6
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Gallway
Burford Kent
Windsor All SainU St. Mary's
Bishopthorpe
Suffolk
Sheffield
Gallway Rockingham
All Saints
Messiah
Surry Brunswick
Rockingh*^
Doncaster
Wakefield
St. James's 149 Proper St. Margaret's
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Hatfield
Bishopthorpe
Lincoln
Brunswick Suffolk
St. David's
Einaauel Leeds ,;
Lynn
Mecklenburgh Brodswurth
148 Proper
Bishopthoipe St. Magnus
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35 34
14 33
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Whitsunday. Trinity Sunday.
AFTER TRINITY.
Ist Sucday. • . i»>
2d Sundcy.
3d Sunday,
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4th Sunday, i
Psalms. Versrs.
Tuner.
Poges.
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5th Sunday.
6th Sunday.
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Sth Sunday.
9tb Sunday. \
lOtU Sunday.
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117
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122 133
119
95
150
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5
57
148
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87 86
1? 33 34
112 106
139
105
15
125
100 149
103 145 119
90
96 19
146
95
117
5,6,7,8 and G. P. 7,8,9,10 1,2, andG. P,
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li7,4 1,2,3,4
89,90,91
1,2,3,6
1,2,3,4,6,6
12 4
l',2', and G. P.
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1,2^7 8,9^0,11
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1,2,3 1,2,12 11,12, andG. P.
1,2,3,18 1,^3,4^
1^,3,4,6 3.4, andG. P. 1,2,3,4
1^2,3^4, 5^6,7 1,2,3,4 1,?,3,7
1A4 ^2,3,4,5 \^^^ & G. P.
19^0,21,22
l^, 3,4, 5^6 17,18,19
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1,2,3
6,7,8,10
1,2,3,6
1,2, and G. P.
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St. Margaret's
Doncaster
Bedford
Hanover
Manchester Lincoln
Messiah
Surry
Suffolk
St. Ann's Wakefield
Leeds
Brunswick Hanover
148 Proper.
St. JamCii's
Surry
Aivcrstoke
Old lOOth
Sheffield
Durf..d
Lynn
St. Magnus
Emanuel
Rockingham
Manchester
Brodsworth
York Old lOOth
149 Proper
Kent
Lincoln St. David's
St. Mary's
96 Proper Bedford
Messiah
Surry
St Magnus
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11
4
15
23 20
26 36
35
3 37
19
6 15 31
17
36
20
34
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33
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39 29 30
18
20 10
24
27 4
26 36 21
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12th Sunday.
13th Sunday. 14th Sundajb
15th Sunday. 16th Sunday. 17th Sunday.
18th Sunday.
Iflth Stinaay. 20th Sunday.
21rt Sunday. ,t«,;v-:'
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Psalms. Verses.
Tunes;
22d Sunday, *
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33d Sunday.
24Ui Sunday.
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18
8 111
119
149 115
130
100 34
65
06 51
145 08 42
19
106
72
22 33
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118
113
62
8
102
10
112 145
136
119 66
57
119
135
67
86
139 119
89
96
125
1,2,3,18
1,3,4,5,6,0 1,2,3,4, &G. P.
169,170,171
1,11,14
^■^"-^ 1,2,3,4.5
l^,3,4,.<i 7,8,9
11,12,13
l'^3,1041,12^3 11,12,13
8,9'i?0,ll 1,2,3,4 1,2,5
1.2,3 1,2.3,4 18,19, and G. P.
23,24,25,27
18^19,2(^21,22 9,10,11
W,4^,&G.P 5'^,7,8,11
l,3,4,5'i6,9 25,26,27,28 8,»,H),11
l2,3,4,6^ 1^,3,4,5'^ 172,3,25^26
53,7,8,9 l3,3,4,5 8,900,11
5,6,7
1,2.3, & a. P.
1,2,3,4
^1,2^^4^ ^2,3^4, 5^,7 132,133,134,136
1,2,3,10,11,12,13 1,2,4
Emanuel
Hatfield Suffolk
St, Mary's
149 Proper ■■ ■ dsworth
Pnges. 13
All Saints
Old lOOtb Bedford
Kent ,^^
96 Proper Gallway
Bishopthorp«
Sheffield
Burford.
St. James's
Emanuel
Alvtrstoke
York
Brodsworth Lincoln
St. Ann's 113 Proper or New Melody. Rockingham.
Hatfield
Leeds
Windsor
Lynn Lincoln 148 Proper
Bishoplhorpe St. Magnus Hanover.
Messiah Bedford Gallway.
Windsor
Rockingham St. Mary's
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96 Proper York
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35
24
30 7
29 4
18
27 14
5
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17 13
39
7 20
3 28 33
16 19
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12 20 31
5 21 15
26
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25th Sunday. \t ther* be ony more 8und*yabeforr Adviiit Sanriay tlii; I>tnlina or some of tliotc .Snndayi th«t were omlited af- ter tbe Kpl|ihany alMll lir taketi 'o rajiply 10 inaiiy m nre here w<intin(. ADVENT. l»t Sunday. |
119 100 106 23 108 |
!7,1H,19 l'i2,3,4,5 1,2,3,4 1,3,4,6 1,2,3,4 |
St. DdVul's Old 100th Emanuel BrodswortU Wakefield |
10 39 13 7 37 |
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1,3,4,:-,C,') |
Hatlield |
16 |
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2d Sunday. |
33 148 |
8.9,10,11 |
St. James's 148 Proper |
17 31 |
|
149 |
\}l,V^, (ind G. P |
149 Proper. |
30 |
|
|
3d Sun ay. |
36 24 |
r.g.fijo 7,8,9,10 |
Mecklenburgh Doncaster |
'>5 |
|
30 |
1,C3,4,5 |
Alverstoko |
\i |
|
|
4tb Sundt. |
106 117 150 |
1,2,3,4 1,'i, nndG.P. 1,2,3,4,5,6 |
Emanuel St. Magnus Suffolk |
13 21 35 |
|
CHRISTMAS DAY |
2 96 |
7,8,10 1,2^3,10711,12713 |
Bedford 90 Proper |
4 27 |
|
85 |
1,2?3,4 |
Manchester |
23 |
|
|
ASH WEDNESDAY. |
51 |
1,2^,4 |
Gallway |
14 |
|
GOOD FRIDAY^ |
35 |
11,12 |
Windsor |
38 |
|
% |
18 42 |
43,6,7,1 5 9,10,11 |
Kent Brunswick |
18 6 |
|
ASCENSION. |
47 |
5,6,7,8, and G. P. |
St. Margaret's |
22 |
|
May 29th. |
107 |
1,C3,4'^,6 |
Rockingham |
33 |
|
NoYcmber 5vh. |
66 |
879,16^1,12 |
Lincoln |
20 |
|
January 30lh. |
94 |
20,21,22,23 |
Burford |
8 |
N. B. — On the Sundays when the Sacrament is administered, some of the following Psalms will be sung. —
PSALM 26th, Verses 1,2,3,6,11 — '— 23d, 1,2,3,4,5,6
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