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IN THE AFTERNOON.

Precepts and Motives to a Godly Life.

Sunday Psalm

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i. How blest is he who ne'er consents 49
iv. While worldly minds, Part ... 51
xv. Lord, who's the happy man that 53
xix. God's perfect law converts, Partii. 55
xix. Lord, what frail man, Part iii... 55
xxiii. The Lord himself, the mighty Lord 57
VII. xxiv. This spacious earth is all, Part i. 58
VIII. xxvii. Instruct me in Thy paths, Part ïï. 60
IX. xxxiv. The Lord from heav'n, Part ii. 63
X. xxxvi. Thyjustice like the hills remains 63
XI. xxxvii. The good man's way is God's. 64
xli. Happy the man whose tender care 66
xliii. Let me with light and truth be 67
Ixxii. The mem'ry of God's glorious.. 73

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xc. Thou turnest man, O Lord, to 76
ciii. My soul, inspir'd with, Part i. 80
cxi. Praise ye the Lord; our God to 82
cxix. Thou strictly hast, Part i.
cxix. How shall the young, Part ii... 86
cxix. O Lord, my God, my, Part iv. 87
cxxv. Who place on Zion's God their 88
XXII. cxxxiii. How vast must their advantage be 89
XXIII. cxxxiv. Bless God yeservants that attend 90
XXIV. cxxxv. O praise the Lord with one.... 90
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cxlv. How holy is the Lord, Part ii. 93
XXVI. exlvi. The Lord who made both heav'n 93

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