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In presenting this Collection to the public, the compiler desires to express his obligations to the Rev. J. S. B. Hodges, D. D., and Messrs. Oliver Ditson & Co. for permission to insert several chants and hymn tunes, composed and arranged by Dr. Edward Hodges, late organist of Trinity Church, New York, to whose example and influence the Church in America is deeply indebted for its great advance in correct musical taste, and whose memory will always be tenderly cherished by those whose cultivated tastes will enable them to appreciate him. Also to Dr. William H. Walter, organist of Trinity Chapel, New York, for chants and tunes now published for the first time.

C. A. D.

Easter, 1868.

Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1868, by

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in the Clerk's Office of the District Court for the District of Massachusetts.

INDEX.

RESPONSES AND CHANTS

Versielos and Responses I.- IT.

Litany III.- VI.

COMMUNION" SERVICE.

Eyrie Eleuon VII.

Gloria tilii, Domino VII.

Nkene Creed VIII.

Banctas VIII.

Appropriate Hymns Nos. 65 and ill.

Agnus Dei IX.

Gloria in Excelsis IX.

Nunc Diinittis X.

MORNING PRAYER. Chants. Venite, exnltemus Domino. Nos. 1- 7.

Chants. Te Deum laudamus Nos. 8-11.

" Benedicte, omnia opera Domini. " 12-16.

Jubilate Deo... " 17-23.

M Benedictus " 24-32.

EVENING PRAYER.

u Cantate Domino Nos

" Bonum est confiteri "

" Deus misereatur "

" Benedic, anima mea "

BURIAL SERVICE.

" Lord, let me know mine end." "

11 I heard a voice from Heaven." "

Appropriate Hymn9 Xos. 62, 96, 101 and 102

33-38. 39-46. 47-53. 54-59.

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HYMN TUNES.

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Attleborough 65

Bowen 69

Evening Hymn 64

Grace Church 70

Hurslev 67

Old 100th 63

Rockingham 68

Trinity 66

Veni, Creator Spiritus 71

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Belmont 77

Christina-; 72

Dundee 73

London New 75

Northampton 82

10 76

St. 81

St. Peter 74

St. Stephen 80

Tiverton 78

Windsor 79

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Moravia 83

Sr ine 85

St. Bride 84

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112. St. Helen 90

11. 3. " The Lord my pasture shall prepare." 91

11.4. Darwell 89

11.5. Eventide 93

" Russian Hymn 92

11.6. " Brief life is here our portion." 94

" ( " Jerusalem the golden." 95

11. 7. Judgment Hvmn 96

III.l. Easter Hymn 100

" Innocents 98

" Litany.... 97

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111.1. Double. Cronstadt 101

111.2. "Rock of ages cleft forme." 102

111.3. Batty 104

Sharon 103

111.3. Double. Austria 105

111.4. "He is risen." 106

111.5. Sicily 107

IV.l. Hanover 108

IV.2. St. Andrew 109

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" The God of Abraham praise." 112

" Thy will be done." 89

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