SICKNESS, 2744-2747. 673. 1910. 2440.

SILENCE, 2748. 2749. 473.

SILOAM, 2750. 1380. 2705.

UNBELIEF, 2915. 2916. 1217. 914-917. 167-172. 1965-1967.
UNFAITHFULNESS, 2917. 905. 2830. 2309.
UNFRUITFULNESS, 2918. 1063. 1670.

SINNER, 2755-2757. 1440.

SISTER, 657. 2071.

SKY, 2758. 1769.

SLANDER, 2759-2763. 2694. 2695. 703. 835. 2715.

SLAVERY, 2764. 2913. 2957. 1387-1394.

SLEEP, 2765-2772. 272. 980. 2016.

SLUGGARD, 2773, 1900. 1901. 1945-1948. 2098.
SOCIETY, 2774. 2775. 159–164. 461-464.
SODOM, 2776.

SOLDIER, 2777. 2778. 425. 1001. 2956-2964.

SOLITUDE, 2779. 2780. 460. 809-811. 2014. 1785. 2582.
SON, 2781. 1784.

SONGS, 2782. 2516-2519. 2355-2363. 848.

SORROW, 2783-2788. 43-52, 64–72. 1832. 2896-2897. 2250.
SOUL, 2789-2798. 583. 137. 1514. 1600. 128. 129. 1680-1702.
1118-1129. 584-606.

SOWING, 2799. 2800. 1980. 1669-1672. 2262.

SPEECH, 2801. 2802. 1054-1058. 1456. 2832-2834. 2300.
SPIRIT, 2803-2806. 662. 2789-2798.

SPIRITUAL-MINDEDNESS, 16. 17. 269. 400. 450. 457-459.
SPRING, 2807. 2728. 2996-2998. 841.

STAR, 2808. 2917.

STATE, 2809. 2810. 1186.

STEWARDSHIP, 2584. 2830. 2831.
STRENGTH, 2811. 1566. 382.

SUBMISSION, 2812. 2813. 16. 17. 2554. 501. 1190. 2656-2658.
SUCCESS, 2814. 2815. 2829. 853. 8034. 3035. 2489.
SUFFERING, 2816-2819. 43-52. 64-72. 206.

SUICIDE, 2820. 814. 819. 2047.

SUNDAY, 2821. 2822. 2696-2701. 1758.

SURRENDER, 2823. 491–496. 533.

SUSPICION, 2824. 914-917. 2916. 1160.

SWEARING, 2825. 836. 1249. 2400.

SYMPATHY, 2826-2828. 286. 460. 1633. 1879. 2143. 2507.

TACT, 2829. 37. 320. 1194. 1186.

TALE-BEARING, 2694. 2695. 303, 2758-2763.

TALENTS, 2830. 2831. 3-6. 376. 2284. 910.

TALKING, 2832-2834. 522. 523.

TASTE, 2825. 2740. 2518.

TEACHER, 2836-2839.

TEACHING, 2840. 2841. 878. 1915. 999. 1000. 1993-1995.

TEARS, 2842-2846. 520. 1199.

TEMPER, 2847. 1399.

TEMPERANCE, 2848-2850, 13-15. 447. 931-938.

TEMPTATION, 2851-2856. 836-840. 2709-2711. 2431.
TEST, 2857. 2858. 231. 2162.

THANKFULNESS, 2859. 1578-1582.

THANKSGIVING, 2860. 1669. 1771. 2530-2535.
THEATRE, 2861. 2862.

UNION, 2920. 2921. 404. 1084.

UNITY, 425. 440. 1421. 1425. 1654. 2238, 2963.
UNIVERSE, 2922. 564-577. 1769. 2373-2384.
UNREADINESS, 1574. 2109. 701.

UNTHANKFULNESS, 2923. 1981-1984. 1443.
UNWORTHINESS, 2924. 1802. 1880-1889. 2535.
USEFULNESS, 2925. 2926. 956. 1650. 2399. 2702.
USELESSNESSs, 1180. 1690. 1947. 24.

VACILLATION, 913. 2013. 1185. 1943. 1944. 334.
VALOR, 2927. 1786-1797. 1544-1551. 281. 273.
VANITY, 2928-2931. 445. 853-863. 1008. 2234. 2602.
VARIETY, 2932. 5. 91. 332. 2149.

VENGEANCE, 2933. 2934. 919. 2049-2061. 2776. 2966.
VERACITY, 494.

VICE, 2935-2939. 1113-1117. 1642-1644. 2751-2754. 2984.
2985.

VICISSITUDE, 325-329. 2364-2367. 1130-1134.
VICTORY, 2940. 2941. 734. 984. 706. 1786-1797.
VIGILANCE. 441. 434. 1077. 2967-2970.

VIRTUE, 2942-2947. 1668. 2686. 2687. 2506, 2284.
VOLUPTUOUSNESS, 2213. 2214. 2682. 2683. 2973-2978.
Vows, 2948. 2747. 2410-2412. 491-496.

WAITING, 2949-2953. 447. 2420. 1067. 1068. 1078. 1079.
1518.

WANTS, 2954. 2955. 1014. 1538. 1664. 2218. 3052.
WAR, 2956-2960. 206. 1394. 1878. 2351. 1476-1478.
WARFARE, 2961-2964. 207. 1688. 1324.

WARNING, 2965. 624. 922. 919. 1934. 715. 1075. 1600.
WATCHCARE OF GOD, 2966. 1487. 1579. 2119.
WATCHFULNESS, 2967-2970. 441. 1077. 434. 2429-2434.
WATER, 2971.

WAY, 396. 1645. 1800. 1975. 831. 2504.

WEAKNESS, 2972. 951. 1225. 1540. 1702. 1791. 2601.

WEALTH, 2973-2978. 905. 2213. 2214. 2682. 2683. 2000.

WEDDING, 2979-2981. 2092. 2093.

WEEPING, 665. 2982. 2983. 2842-2846. 2347-2350.

WICKEDNESS. 2984. 2985. 2052. 2935-2939. 1113. 1114.

WOMAN, 3009-3020. 1285. 2208. 2500. 1135–1137. 2091.

TO-DAY, 2885-2888. 1747. 2398. 2567-2570.

WORKS, 3034. 3035. 1069. 1553. 2814. 2815. 2275.
WORLD, 3036-3041. 1073-1077, 1768, 564-567. 2373–2384.
WORLDLINESS, 3042. 93-96. 430. 913. 188-194. 1280-1285.
WORLDLING, 3043-3045. 2131.

WORSHIP, 3046-3051. 393. 566. 765. 1521. 841-850, 2530-
2557. 2380.

WORTH, 3052. 509. 1426. 1616. 1171-1173. 2284-2286.
WRATH, 2053. 911. 947. 2933. 2934. 2776.
WRONG, 951. 1113-1117. 1151-1161. 2751-2754.

YEAR, 3054, 3055. 2388-2390. 2421. 2422.
YESTERDAY, 3056. 2460. 2461.
YOUNG LADY, 2215. 2216.

TRUTH, 2905-2911. 217. 1793. 2406.

TUMULT, 2912. 1176. 1177, 882.

TYRANNY, 2913. 2764. 2452.

TYRE, 2914.

ZEAL, 3066-3068. 145. 742. 885. 1001-1005. 842. 1082.
1083.

ZION, 3069-3071. 424-441. 2021-2023. 2283-2293. 2325.

A babe in a house is a well-spring
A babe in glory is a babe forever
A barking sound the shepherd
A beggar asked an alms

A beggar of Shiraz once had a

Abide in me, I pray, and I in Thee
Abide with me; fast falls the
A boat at midnight sent
Abou Ben Adhem (may his tribe
About the joys and pleasures of
Above all things raillery decline
Above the seas of gold and glass
A bright or dark eternity in view
Absurd longevity! More, more it
A callow bird of not so many days
A change from woe to joy, from
A Christian is the highest style
A creature of a more exalted kind
A critic was of old a glorious name
A day, a day of glory

A deadly paleness in her cheeks
A Deity believed, is joy begun
Adieu! adieu! what means adieu
Admire the goodness of

A dreary place would be this earth
Ae fond kiss and then we sever
A faithless heart, how despicably
A few days may-a few years must
A fool! a fool! I met a fool i' the
A fount-o'ershadowing tree stands
A fragrant piece of earth salutes
After the Christian's tears
After the joys of earth
A furloughed soldier, here I
A good that never satisfies
A government on freedom's basis
Ah! child! the stream that brings
Ah! don't be sorrowful, darling
Ah! dying sinner, think on death
Ah! five-and-twenty years ago
Ah! how unjust to nature and
Ah! hush now your mournful
Ah! look thou largely with lenient
Ah me! this is a sad and silent
A home in heaven! what a joyful
A host of angels flying
Ah! silly man, who dream'st

A husband who many years
Ah! what would the world be to
Ah! whence yon glare

Aim at the highest prize
A jewel is a jewel still, though
A just man cannot fear

A king, who by the public mouth
Alas! how light a cause may move
Alas! how neglectful

Moore Hunt Pollok

All hail! Thou noblest Guest All hope on earth forever fled 1105 All is dying; hearts are breaking 765 All is of God; if He but wave His 38 All is vanity which is not honesty 2659 All knowledge is not nourishment 365 All may be heroes: "The man 1277 All nature a sermon may 1608 All nature seems at work 1433 All night the lonely suppliant 1351 All-potent Flattery, universal lord 94 All powerful is the penitential 160 All praise to Thee, my God 1439 All's for the best; be sanguine 1440 All that in this wide world we 1599 All that I was-my sin-my guilt 2089 All that's brightest must fade 1564 All the world's a stage

A little flock! Yes, even so 11 A little learning is a dangerous 2491 A little longer still-patience 1522 A little theft, a small deceit

82 All are but parts of one 602 All are not taken! there are left 700 Alleluia, alleluia!

Montgomery

And could we choose the time
And did He rise

And first of dying friends

And freedom thus, of old, so often Percival And greedy avarice by him did ride Spenser And have I measured half my

1808 Art thou weary, art thou languid 1483 As Adi, with the youthful 1732 As a girl with ready smile 1228 As a thief bent to unhoard the 245 As by the churchyard yew my 674 As by the shore, at break of day 152 Ascend, beloved, to the joy 225 As custom arbitrates, whose 1390 As felt the gross Material 191 As frost to the bud, and blight to 1513 A shipwrecked sailor on a desert 2395 Ask what prevailing, pleasing 122 Asleep in Jesus! Blessed sleep 2731 As 'mid the ever-rolling sea 631 A smith at the loom and a weaver 1706 As one in days of old would fly 828 As 'plains the homesick ocean 1818 As precious gums are not for 1103 A sprout of evil, ere it has struck

Stephen, tr.

397

And Noah went up into the ship

Ingelow

And now, unveiled, the toilet
And oh! what changes we all
And O! if perchance there should
And on the throne
Androcles from his injured
And shall I e'er again thy features
And since in God's recording book
And slight withal may be the
And sometimes in my house
And so the Word had breath
And still from Him we turn away
And thou, gray voyager to the
And there lives not a victim of
And there were hypocrites
And these vicissitudes tell best in
And we talk'd-oh, how we talk'd!
And what art thou, thou idol
And whence, then, came these

E. B. Browning Shakespeare

522

323

A thing of beauty is a joy forever A thought lay like a flower 439 A thousand gnats make up 2259 A thousand years, and years on 502 A thousand years a poor man 162 At midnight, in his guarded tent 2847 A traveller through a dusty road 2622 A true good man there was 2403 A truth it is, few doubt, but fewer 1466 At summer eve, when Heaven's 3010 Auspicious hope! in thy sweet 121 Authority intoxicates, 1841

Avaunt thee, horrid War 2438 Ave Maria! blessed be the hour 91 Avenge, O Lord, Thy slaughter'd 1402 A very little goodness goes for much

A vintner at the point of death
A voice from the desert comes
Avoid a villain as you would a
Awake, my soul, and with the sun
Awake, my soul, lift up thine eyes
Awake, my soul! not only
Away from his home and the
Away, then, causeless doubts and
Away with custom! 'tis the plea
Away with death-away
Away with my fears

A weaver sat one day at his loom
A wife's a man's best piece; who
A wind came up out of the sea
A wretched thing it were to have
A year has ended-let the good
Ay, Justice, who evades her

Ay, thou art for the grave

A young maiden's heart

A youngster at school, more sedate
Bear Thou my burden, Lord, who
Beats there a heart within that
Beautiful, beautiful childhood
Beautiful, sublime, and glorious
Beautiful Zion, built above
Beauty and Truth, though never
Beauty is but vain and doubtful
Beauty-may that of holiness be
Be calm in arguing: for fierceness
Be firm one constant element
Before Elisha's gate

Beneath this stony roof reclined
Be not afraid to pray

Be not proud, but now incline
Be patient! oh, be patient!
Best unbar the doors

Be thou clad in russet weed
Be thrifty but not covetous
Better than gold is a thinking
Better through life barefooted
Between a wise magician
Between broad fields of wheat
Between divine and human life
Between the acting of a dreadful

Burns Herbert

Tr. by Alger
Oriental, tr.
Read
Tr. by Alger
Shakespeare

2550 But one of our household number P. Cary 827 But quiet to quick bosoms is a hell 2467 But scarce observ'd the knowing 2103 But see where, in the clear 2527 But soft, my friend; arrest the 1187 But strange indeed the distribution Pollok 2866 But there was one in folly father 2988 But these young scholars 2598 But the unfaithful priest 1830 But 'tis some justice to ascribe 1524 But to my mind-though I am 1996 But true religion, sprung from 59 But what of all the joys of earth 2113 But what or who are we, alas! 1252 But when good Saturn, banish'd

1145 But happy they, the happiest of 2394 But if there be who follow Paul 2494 But man He made of angel form 2072 But me, not destined such delights 2071 But mightiest of the mighty 2184 But never more than once 1209 But no, alas! we've never seen 2850 But not even pleasure to excess 1785 But now the fourth day

Thomson

1876

Keble Pollok Goldsmith

1819

2223

1177

Bowring

2573

Euripides, tr.

303

Moore

2242

Thomson

2510

NUMBER

658 Come, ye thankful people 1998 Companion none is like 2936 Compared with this amazing 2470 Composed of many thoughts 1162 Congenial HOPE! thy passion 1179 Conscience, what art thou? thou 3041 Consider, man, weigh well thy 1891 Corruption is a tree, whose 1428 Could I command with voice or 768 Could I, from heaven inspired 2340 Could not that wisdom which 1427 Could the wine-cup tell its story 2450 Could we with ink the ocean fill 1348 Countless chords of heavenly 202 Courage, O faithful heart 2565 Crabbed age and youth 2180 Creation, which had groan'd 4 Creator! let Thy Spirit shine 3008 Cross, most adored, to thee I give Custom does often reason overrule Custom forms us all

2507

Earl of Rochester 622

190

Lowell

Craik

Burleigh

Chains of my heart, avaunt, I say

Clemens, tr. Keble

Cheerful, O Lord! at Thy
Child, amidst the flowers at play
Child, by God's sweet mercy given
Child of day, thou knowest not

Hemans Syrus, tr. Landor

Child of my love, "LEAN HARD"