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Easter, 1868.
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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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Cambrid_M- 86
Moravia 83
Sr ine 85
St. Bride 84
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II. 1 . Innspruck 88
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
" Vienna 99
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
I V.3. Wothrook 110
IV.4. " Adcste, Fideles." Ill
IRREGULAR.
Typemoath 113
" The God of Abraham praise." 112
" Thy will be done." 89
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28 O ye Priests of the j
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29 O ye Servants of the
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30 O ye Spirits and |
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31 O ye holy and hum-
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4 O let the nations rejoice and be glad
5 Let the people praise . . Thee, 0 God :
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2 Praise the Lord, O my soul :
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4 "Who saveth thy life. . from de-struction :
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God dwells in Sion, whose fair towers
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While His Almighty aid is nigh.
3 Submit to God's Almighty sway,
For Him the Heathen shall obey,
And earth her sovereign Lord confess
The God of Hosts conducts our arms,
Our tower of refuge in alarms,
As to our fathers in distress.
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