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 " Eyt hath not seen, nor ear heard, neither have entered into the heart of man, the things which God hath 
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 LIGHT'S abode, celestial Salem, 
 Vision whence true peace doth 
 
 Brighter than the heart can fancy, [spring 
 Mansion of the Highest King ; 
 / Oh, how glorious are the praises 
 Which of thee the prophets sing ! 
 
 mf There for ever and for ever 
 
 Alleluia is out-pour'd ; 
 For unending, for unbroken 
 
 Is the feast-day of the Lord , 
 / All is pure and all is holy 
 
 That within thy walls is stored. 
 
 There no cloud nor passing vapour 
 Dims the brightness of the air ; 
 mf Endless noon-day, glorious noon-day. 
 From the Sun of suns is there ; 
 
 There no night brings rest from labour, 
 For unknown are toil and care. 
 
 / Oh, how glorious and resplendent, 
 Fragile body, shalt thou be. 
 
 When endued with so much beauty. 
 Full of health, and strong, and free. 
 
 Full of vigour, full of pleasure 
 That shall last eternally I 
 
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 Bear the burden on thee laid, 
 
 / That hereafter these thy labours 
 May with endless gifts be paid ; 
 
 cr And in everlasting :jiory 
 
 Thou with brightness be array'd. 
 
 / Laud and honour to the Father, 
 Laud and honour to the Son, 
 
 Laud and honour to the Spirit, 
 Ever Three and ever One, 
 
 Consubstantial, co-eternal, 
 While unending ages run. Amen. 
 
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EVENING PRAYER. 
 
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 Uy l l '^ l^ip z j A LMIGHTY and most merciful Father ; We have erred, and strayed 
 
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 devices and desires of our own hearts. We have offended against Thy holy 
 laws. We have left undone those things which we ought to have done ; And we have done 
 those things which we ought not to have done ; Aiid there is no health in us. But Thou, 
 O Lord, have mercy upon us, miserable offenders. Spare Thou them, O 
 God, which confess their faults. Restore Thou them that are penitent ; 
 At ording to Thy promises declared unto mankind in Christ Jesu our 
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 i . .after live a godly, righteous and sober life. To the glory of Thy 
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 LMIGHTY God, the Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, Who desireth 
 not the death of a sinner, but rather that he may turn from his 
 wickedness, and live ; and hath given power, and commandment, to His 
 Ministers, to declare and pronounce to His people, being penitent, the Absolution and 
 Remission uf their sins : He pardoneth and absolveth all them that truly 
 repent, and unfeignedly believe His Holy Gospel. Wherefore let us 
 beseech Him to grant us tiue repentance, and His Holy Spirit, that those 
 things may please Him, which we do at this present ; and that the rest of 
 our life hereafter may be pure, and holy ; so that at the last we may come 
 to His eternal joy ; through Jesus Christ our Lord. 
 
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 the I tents | of un- 1 -godliness. 
 
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 worship * and no good thing shall he 
 withhold from thSm that | live a | godly | 
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 the m&n tnat | putteth . his trust in | thee. 
 
 Glory be to the Father and . to the| 
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 dfie I unto . his | Name : bring presents 
 and come I into . his I courts. 
 
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 of holiness : let the whole Sarih | stand 
 in awe of | him. 
 
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 the I Lord is | King : and that it is he 
 who hath made the round world so fast * 
 that it cannot be moved * and how that 
 hd shall I judge the | people | righteously. 
 
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 earth be | glad : let the sea make a noise 
 and I all that | therein | is. 
 
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 is I in it : then shall all the trees uf the 
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 to judge the world and the | people | with 
 his I truth. 
 
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 blessed Virgin Mary). 
 
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 %Then a lesson of the New Testament, as it is appointed. And after that, Nunc Dimittis {or the Song of 
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 11 Then shall be said or sung the Apostles' Creed by the Minister and the people, standing. 
 
 j T— j l a ij— - 3 ¥ BELIEVE in God, the Father Ahnighty, Maker of heaven and earth . 
 
 j I And in Jesus Christ His only Son our Lord, Who was conceived by 
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 Was crucified, dead and buried, He descended into hell ; The third day 
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 the right hand of God the Father Almighty ; From thence He shall 
 come to judge the quick and the dead. 
 
 I believe in the Holy Ghost; the holy Catholick Church j The 
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 A day in Thy courts Sir Q. A. Macfarren 
 Adeate Fidelea (O come, all ye faithful) 
 Again my mournful aigha ... Battiihill 
 A Grace (Give thanka to God) V.Novello 
 A Hymn of Faith Edited by J. Barnby 
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 All people that on earth ... Tallia 
 Almighty and everlasting God Qibbona 
 Almighty and merciful God Sir J. Goaa 
 
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 Christ became obedient ... J. F. Bridge 
 Christ being raised (Buter) S. Webbe 
 Christ beingraised (Easter) Sir G. Elvey 
 Christ is riser (do.) Sir G. Elvey 
 
 Christ is risen (do.) B. H. Thorne 
 Christ our Pas80ver(do.) Sir J. Goaa 
 Christ our Passover(do.) ... B. Tours 
 Come, Holy Ghost(s.iECho.) T. Attwood 
 
 Come, Holy Ghost Douland 
 
 Come now, and let us reuon R. Briant 
 
 Come unto Me ... J. S. Smith 
 
 Comfort, O Lord Dr. Crotch 
 
 Cry aloud and shout Croft 
 
 Daughters of Jerusalem Sir O. Elvey 
 
 Daughters of Zion Mendelssohn 
 
 Deus misereatur ... ... E. Mammatt 
 
 Doth not wisdom rry ? ...'■^.. R. HaUng 
 Drive far from us the mortal foe V.Novello 
 Drop down, ye heavens ... J. Barnby 
 
 Easter Hymn Arr. by V. Novello 
 
 Enter not into judgment T. Attwood 
 Envyl eldest bora of hell I (5aw;) Handel 
 Far from my heavenly home Ch. Vincent 
 Fear not, O Land ... Chat. H. Lloyd 
 Forgive, bleat ahade ... Dr. Callcott 
 Forthese and all Thymerciea Lancaster 
 
 Four Christmas Carols J. Barnby 
 
 Four Hymna for Christmaa ... Various 
 Four Hymns from " The Hymnary " 
 
 Four Hymn Tunes J. Barnby 
 
 Pour settings of the Kyrie ... Schubert 
 From all that dwell ... Dr. Walmisley 
 From the rising of the tun ... Ouseley 
 From Thy love at a Father Ch. Gounod 
 Give ear, O Lord (Ave Maria) C. Oberthfir 
 Give peace in our time W. H. Callcott 
 
 Give the King A. H. Brown 
 
 Gloiy be to God on high V. Novello 
 Glory to God in the highest Pergolesi 
 God hath appointed a day ( Easter) Tours 
 
 God, my King Bach 
 
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 God save the Queen ... V. Novello 
 
 God shall wipe away all team J. T. Field 
 
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 Harkt the herald angels sing Dr. Ions 
 Hark t the herald angels singMendelttohn 
 
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 Hear, holy Power Auber 
 
 Hearken, O Lord ... A. C. Mackeniie 
 Hearken unto mo, my people A. Sullivan 
 Hear me when I call ... King Hall 
 
 &33 Hearmy prayer, O God ... Kent 
 Hear my prayer, O Lord ... Winter 
 Hearthe voice and prayer J. L. Hopkins 
 Hear us, O Saviour ... M. Hauptmann 
 Hear what God the Lord V. Novello 
 He comes, ordained of yore W. Jackson 
 He in tears that soweth ... Dr. Hiller 
 
 He is risen (Easter) H. Gadsby 
 
 Here shall soit charity Dr. Boyce 
 
 Holiest, breathe an evening blessing (^ 
 Holiest, breathe an evening G. C. Martin 
 Holy, Holy, Holy, Lord God J. Bishop 
 Holy Spirit, come, O come G. C. Martin 
 Hosanna in the highest (Advent) Stainer 
 How beautiful upon ... R. A. Smith 
 How dear are Thy counsels Dr. Crotch 
 How goodly are Thy tenia ... Ouseley 
 How lovely are Thy dwellings ... Spohr 
 Hymns for Easter Calkin & J. Barnby 
 Hymnua Eucharisticus ... Dr. Roger* 
 I am Alpha and Omega ( Trinity )J . Stainer 
 If we believe that Jesus died Sir J. Qost 
 
 If ye love Me W.H.Monk 
 
 If ye love Me Tallit 
 
 If ye love Me Dr. C. S. Heap 
 
 If ye love Me Sir R. P. Stewart 
 
 I know that the Lord is great Ouseley 
 
 Incline Thine ear Himmel 
 
 In humble faith and holy love Dr.Garrett 
 
 In Jewry is God known Dr. Clarke 
 
 In Judah ia God known Mendelssohn 
 In manus tuas (Like aa the hart) Novello 
 Inthebeginning(Christmas) G. B. Allen 
 In the beginning (do.) E. H. Thorne 
 In the end 0! the Sabbath A. Carnall 
 In the sight of the unwise ... Ouseley 
 
 It is high time (Advent^ J. Barnby 
 
 It shall come to pasa B. Tourt 
 
 I wiilalwaygivethanksJ.Baptiste Calkin 
 I will arise (3 & 4 voices) Rev. R. Cecil 
 
 I will arise Creyghton 
 
 I will lay me down in peace C. Stoket 
 I will lay me down ... A. C. Mackeniie 
 I will lay me down ... Df' A. H. Mana 
 
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 I will kjng of mercy (3 trebles) Novello 
 I will sing of Thy power Sir A. Sullivan 
 ]esu, blessed Word of God ... Gounod 
 Jean, give Thy servants (Ave Maria 
 
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 Jesu, Lord of life ... G. A. Naumann 
 Jesus Christ is risen to-day ... Dr. Ions 
 Jubilate and Kyrie (in F) W. Jackson 
 Kyrie eleison (Noi. 1 and ») ... Gounod 
 Kyrie eleison (Nos. I to 4) ... Various 
 Kyrie eleison Mendelssohn & Wel<er 
 Kyr^.e eleison (Nos. 1 to 4) F. Schubert 
 
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 Kyries ... W. T. Best and Mendelssohn 
 Laudate nomen Domini Dr. C. Tye 
 
 Leave us not (Ascendon) ... J. Stainer 
 Let all men praisothe Lord Mendelssohp 
 Let every soul be subject ... J. Stainer 
 Let not your heart ... H.G. Ti-embath 
 
 Letthewords J. Bamby 
 
 Let usnowgo(Christmas) E.J.Hopkins 
 Let us now go (ditto) ...J. T. Field 
 Lf t yonr light so shine ... J. Barnby 
 
 Lifli thine eyes Mendelssohn 
 
 Like sliver lamps J. Bamby 
 
 Lo, my Shepherd is divine ... Haydn 
 Lord Christ., when Thou hadst Haydn 
 
 Lord, for Thy tendjr Farrant 
 
 Lord, for Thy tender ... Q. R. Vicari 
 Lord, how long wilt Thou Mendelssohn 
 Lord, I call upon Thee ... ^ Ouseley 
 Lord, I call upon Thee John B. West 
 Lord, !et me know mine end... Greene 
 Lcrd of all power and might... Mason 
 Loiti, we pray Thee Dr. J.V.Roberts 
 
 Lord, who shall dwell 
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 Methinks I hear 
 My God, look upon me 
 My soul truly waiteth 
 Not unto us, O Lord 
 
 ... Dr. Rogers 
 
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 ... J. Reynolds 
 
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 Not unto us, O Lord J, Barnby 
 
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 Now on the first day (Easter) H. Lahee 
 Now pray we for ourcountryBliia Flower 
 
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 O come, let us worship ... Himmel 
 
 O give thanks Tucker 
 
 O give thanks W. Jackson, jun. 
 
 OGod,whoinThyheav'nlyhand Handel 
 O have mercy upon me ... H. Leslie 
 Ob I for a closer walk with Ood 
 
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 O Holy Ghost ... Sir O. A. Maciarren 
 
 O how amiable V, Richardson 
 
 O how amiable J. E. West 
 
 O Lamb of Ood Ceo . Ernest Lake 
 
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 381 O Lord, howmanifold(Harvest) J. Barnby 
 28i« Ditto (Welsh words) ... J. Barnby 
 
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 O Lord, my (iod ... Rev. C. Malan 
 
 O I<ord, my God Paleatrina 
 
 O Lord, our Goi'e rnor Marcello 
 
 O Lord, Thou art my God ... Ouseley 
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 O Lord, Who hast taught us J. Marsh 
 
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 O praise God in His holiness J. Weldon 
 
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 O Zion, that bringest good J. Stainer 
 Ponder my words, O Lord L. Colbome 
 Praised be the Lord daily ... T. Ebdon 
 Praise the Lord, O Jetusalem J. Scott 
 Praise the Lord ... ... Creyghton 
 
 Praise the Lord, O my soul Dr. W. Child 
 Praiae the Lord, O my soul H. Lahee 
 Praise thou the Lord ... Mendelssohn 
 Praiseyethe Lord (Harvest) Dr. Garrett 
 
 Pray tot the peace V. Novello 
 
 Preserve me, O God ... C. Salaman 
 Protect us through (8.8.A.) Curschmann 
 
 Rejoice in the Lord Sir 0. Elvey 
 
 Rejoice in the Lord B. Tours 
 
 Rejoice, O my people ...Mendelssohn 
 Remember not, Lord ... H. Purcell 
 Remember, O Lord (3 trebles) Boyce 
 Rend your heart ... J . Baptiste Calkia 
 
 Round Jerusalem Dr. Hiller 
 
 See, the morning sl::r Dr. E. G. Monk 
 
 See what love Mendelssohn 
 
 Shades of silent night ( Carol) S. Gee 
 Sing and rejoice (Christmas) J. Barnby 
 Sing, O daughter of 2ion (do.) H. Qadsby 
 Sing, O heavens (Christmas) B. Tours 
 Sing praises (Harvest) H.W. Wareing 
 Sing praises unto the Lord 
 
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 Sing unto the Lord (Christmas) Novello 
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 403 The angel Gabriel (Chriatmas) H. Smart 
 262 The grace of God (Christmas) J. Bamby 
 3S0 The hallowed day (do.) J. Stainer 
 306 TheHarvest-tideThanksgivingJ.Barnby 
 338 The legend of good St. Christopher 
 
 (Christmas Carol) ... F. J. Sawyer 
 369 The light hath shined (Xmas.) E.Silas 
 
 333 The Lord be a lamp Sir J. Benedict 
 39 The Lord descended P. Hayes 
 
 481 The Lord is exalted ... J. E. West 
 
 131 The Lord is King Plttman 
 
 318 The Lord ia my Shepherd Macfarren 
 
 580 Ditto H.W. Wareing 
 
 38 The Lord is my strensth(Easter) Novello 
 305 The Lordis my strength (do.) W.H.Monk 
 398 TheLordismystrength(do.) H. Smart 
 
 107 The Lord loveth V. Novello 
 
 361 The night is far spent ... M. Smith 
 47a The radiant morn ... H.H.Woodwaid 
 44} There is a green hill Lord H. Somerset 
 
 46 There is a river V. Novello 
 
 373 There were whisp'ringi ... J.T.Cooper 
 373 The Russian National Anthem 
 439 The Son of Ood goes forth A. Sullivan 
 379 The strain upraise A. Sullivan 
 
 334 The aun shall be ... H. H. Woodward 
 384 They have taken away my Lord J. Stainer 
 
 33 Thine, O Lord, is the greatness Kent 
 4 Thou art gone to the grave Beethoven 
 349 Thou knoweat, Lord, the secrets Purcell 
 131 Thouvisitesttheearth ... Dr. Greene 
 333 Thou wilt keep him T. T. Trimnell 
 )64 Three Introits or Anthems J. B. CalUo ' 
 433 Thus speaketh tha Lord of hosts Stainer 
 123 To Thee, great Lord (tfoiM) Rossini 
 431 Turn Thee again, O Lord T. Attwood 
 419 Turn Thy face from my aina A. Snllivtm 
 133 Turn Thy face from my ains T. Attwooti 
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 ST. MARY MAGDALEN 
 
 A SACKED CANTATA 
 1 HB Words coupilbd and writtbm by thb Rbv. William John Sparrow-Siupson, M.A. 
 
 (COUPOSBD POR THB GLOUCBSTBit TrIBNNIAL FbSTIVAL, 1883.) 
 
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 THE DAUGHTER OF JAIRUS 
 
 A SACRED CANTATA 
 
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 THE CRUCIFIXION 
 
 A MEDITATION ON THE SACRED PASSION OF THE HOLY REDEEMER 
 
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 Service, No. I, in B flat. 8vo, m.; or, singly: Te Deum, 6d. ; Bene- 
 
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 tile QoBpel. Creed, OfiiBTtory Sentences, Sutsum corda, Sanctua, 
 
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 Nicene Creed, in an easy form for four voices, or voices in adaon, 
 
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 The Sevenfold Amen I ,j 
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 ANTHEMS. 
 
 \nd all the people saw the thunderings. Varae, i.s. or t.t. Svo, fid. 
 Awake, awake, put on thy strength, O Zion. Pout voices. (Festivals.) 
 
 Vocal score, as. ; Svo, fid. ; vocal pnrts, is. fid. 
 Deliver me, O Lord. Pull, four voices. Vocal acore, fid,; vocal 
 
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 Drop down, ye heavena. (Annnneiation.) Four voices. Vocal 
 
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 irieve not the Holy Spirit of God. Four volcet. Svo, 3(L 
 Hosanna 10 the Highest (Advent,) Fall, four voice*. Vocal scon, 
 
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 I dsa lr sd wisdom, "('rio, b.s.s. and Cboma. (Epiphany.) ,lvo,fid. 
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 !.ord, Thou art God. Tenor aolo and Chorua. Svo. Sd. 
 
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 The morning stars sang together. (Christmaa.) Verse, five voices 
 
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 They have taken away my 'Lord. (Baater.) Four voices. Vocal 
 
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 They were lovely and pleasant In their Uvea. (SS. Simon and jada.) 
 
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 Thus speaketh the Lord of Hosta. (Christmas.) i|d. Sol-fa, id. 
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 Ve shall dwell in the land. (Harvest.) Four voices. i|d.; Sol-fa, i^, 
 
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 Slumber Song (mth Violoncelloor Harmonium Accompaiiiment 
 
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 EVENING PRAYER. 
 
 The Second Collect at Evening Prayer. 
 Mi^ — IJB^j:^ r\ GOD, from Whom all holy desires, all good counsels, 
 
 ^ H \j and all just works do proceed; Give unto Thy 
 
 servants that peace which the world cannot give ; that 
 both our hearts may be set to obey Thy commandments, and also that 
 by Thee we being defended from the fear of our enemies may pass our 
 time in rest and quietness ; through the merits of Jesus Christ our Saviour. 
 
 The Third Collect for Aid Against All Perils. 
 g>|:=:::]|glp=3 T IGHTEN our darkness, we beseech Thee, O Lord ; 
 
 ^ — 1 I ^ and by Thy great mercy defend us from all perils 
 
 and dangers of this night ; for the love of Thy only Son, 
 our Saviour, Jesus Christ. 
 
 Anthem. — " Leave us not, neither forsake us." {Stainer.) 
 A Prayer for the Queen's Majesty. 
 
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 i 4U^<^fl — J r\ LORD our heavenly Father, high and mighty, King of kings. Lord of 
 
 _ lords, the only Ruler of princes. Who dost from Thy throne behold 
 all the dwellers upon earth ; Most heartily we beseech Thee with Thy favour 
 
 to behold our most gracious Sovereign I-ady, Queen VICTORIA ; and 
 so replenish her with the grace of Thy Holy Spirit, that she may always 
 incline to Thy will, and walk in Thy way : Endue her plenteously with 
 heavenly gifts ; grant her in health and wealth long to live ; strengthen 
 her that she may vanquish and overcome all her enemies ; and finally, 
 after this life, she may attain everlasting joy and felicity ; through Jesus 
 Christ our Lord. 
 
 A Prayer for the Royal Family. 
 ^ _|| c z ft::z3 A LMIGHTY God, the fountain of all goodness, we 
 ^ I [\ humbly beseech Thee to bless Albert Edward 
 
 Prince of Wales, the Princess of Wales, and all the 
 Royal Family : Endue them with Thy Holy Spirit ; enrich them with 
 Thy heavenly grace ; , Prosper them with all happiness j and bring them 
 to Thine everlasting kingdom ; thrcugh Jesus Christ our Lord. 
 
 A Prayer for the Clergy and People. 
 
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 great marvels ; send down upon our Bishops, and 
 Curates, and all Congregations committed to their charge, 
 the healthful Spirit of Thy grace ; and that they may truly please Thee, 
 pour upon them the continual dew of Thy blessing. Grant this, O Lord, 
 for the honour of our Advocate and Mediator, Jesus Christ. 
 
 A Prayer of St. Chrysostom. 
 
 ;:; i|g^J — q A LMIGHTY God, Who hast given us grace at this 
 
 ^ time with one accord to make our common sup- 
 plications unto Thee ; and dost promise, that when two 
 or three are gathered together in Thy Name, Thou wilt grant their 
 requests : Fulfil now, O I-K)rd, the desires and petitions of Thy servants 
 as may be most expedient for them ; granting us in this world knowledge 
 of Thy truth, and in the world to come life everlasting. 
 
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 PRAISE, my soul, the King of Heaven ; 
 To His feet thy tribute bring : 
 Ransom'd, heal'd restored, forgiven. 
 Who like tne His praise should sing ? 
 / Praise Him ! praise Him ! praise Him ! 
 praise Him ! 
 
 Praise the everlasting King ! 
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 In Harmony, 
 
 Praise him for His grace and favour 
 
 To our fathers in distress ; 
 
 Praise Him, still the same for ever, 
 
 Slow to chide, and swift to bless. 
 
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 Glorious in His faithfulness I 
 
 Trebles only. 
 
 Father-like He tends and spares us ; 
 Well our feeble frame He knows ; 
 In His hands He gently bears us. 
 Rescues us from all our foes. 
 ff Praise Him ! praise Him ! praise Him ! 
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 Widely as His mercy flows. 
 
 In Harmony. 
 
 p Frail as Summer's flower we flourish, 
 Blows the wind, and it is gone ; 
 But while mortals rise and perish, 
 cr God endures unchanging on. 
 ff Praise Him ! praise Him I praise Him ! 
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 Praise the high eternal One. 
 
 In Unison, 
 
 Angels, help us to adore Him ; 
 Ye behold Him face to face ; 
 Sun and moon bow down before Him ; 
 Dwellers all in time and space. 
 /* Praise Him ! praise Him I praise Him ! 
 praise Him I 
 Praise with us the God of grace ! Amen. 
 
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EVENING PRAYER. 
 
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 Kittf^ of Kings and Lord of Lords." 
 
 / A LL hail the power of Jesu's Name ; 
 dim[\ Let Angels prostrate fall ; 
 cr Bring forth the royal diadem 
 
 And crown Him Lord of all. • 
 
 mf Crown Him, ye morning stars of light, 
 
 Who fix'd this floating ball ; 
 / Now hail the Strength of Israel's might, 
 And crown Him Lord of all. 
 
 mf Crown Him, ye Martyrs of your God, 
 Who from His Altar call j 
 Extol the Stem-of- Jesse's Rod, 
 And crown Him Lord of all. 
 
 Ye seed of Israel's chosen race, 
 Ye ransom'd of the fall, 
 cr Hail Him Who saves you by His grac^ 
 And crown Him Lord of all. 
 
 mf Hail Him, ye heirs of David's line, 
 Whom David Lord did call, 
 
 / The God Incarnate, Man Divine, 
 And crown Him Lord of all. 
 
 Sinners, whose love can ne'er forget 
 The wormwood and the gall, 
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 And crown Him Lord of aU. 
 
 / Let every tribe and every tongue 
 Before Him prostrate fall. 
 And shout in universal song 
 The crownfed Lord of all. Amen. 
 
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 Te Ueum Laudamus. 
 
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 the I Father | ever- | -lasting. 
 
 3 To Thee all A'ngels | cry a- | -loud : 
 the Heavens and | all the | Powers 
 there- | -in. 
 
 4 To Thee Cherubin and | Seraph-j-in : 
 con- I -tinual- | -ly do | cry, 
 
 5 Holy I Holy | Holy : Lord | God of 
 I Saba- I -oth. 
 
 6 Heaven and earth are ffiU of the | 
 Majes- I -ty : 6f | Thy | Glo- | -ry. 
 
 7 The glorious company 
 A- I -postles : pr&ise | — | — 
 
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 Prophets : praise | — | — | Thee. 
 
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 praise I — J — I Thee. 
 
 10 The noly Chfirch throughout | all 
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 Thee ; 
 
 11 ThS I Fa- I -ther : of an | inHnite | 
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 1 2 Thine hdnour- | -able | true : and | 
 on- I !y I Son ; 
 
 13 {2nd part.) Also the | Holy | 
 (Ihost : th6 I Com- | -fort- | -er. 
 
 14 Thou art the | King of | Glory : 
 O' I — I — I Christ 
 
 1 5 Thou art the ever- | -lasting | Son : 
 of I — the I Fa- | -ther, 
 
 When Thou tookest upon Thee to 
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 -hor the | Virgin's | womb. 
 
 17 When Thou hadst overcome the | 
 sharpness . of | death : Thou didst open 
 the Kingdom of | Heaven to | all be- | 
 -'levers. 
 
 18 Thou sittest at the right | hand of | 
 God : In the | Glory | of the | Father. 
 
 19 We believe that | Thou shalt | 
 come : to I be I our j Judge. 
 
 20. We therefore priy Thee | help Thy | 
 servants : whom Thou hast redeemed | 
 with Thy I pre-cious | blood. 
 
 21 Make them to be numbered | with 
 Thy I Saints : in | glory | ever- | -lasting. 
 
 22 OLord I save Thy | people : and | 
 bless Thine | herit- | -age. 
 
 23 G6v- I — -ern | them : and | lift 
 them I up for | ever. 
 
 
 23 Diy I by | day : w6 | magni- | -fy 
 I Thee ; 
 
 24 A'nd we j worship . Thy | Name : 
 fiver I world with- | -out | end. 
 
 25 VoGch- I -safe O | Lord : to kfiep 
 us this I day vrith- | -out | sin. 
 
 27 O Lord have | mercy . up- | -on us : 
 have I mer- | -cy up- | -on us. 
 
 28 O Lord let Thy mfircy | lighten . 
 up- I -on us : as our | trust | is in | Thee. 
 
 29 O Lord in Thfie | have I | trusted 
 
 16t me I Lever | be con- | -founded, 
 
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 SAVIOUR, BlessM Saviour, 
 Listen while we sing ; 
 Hearts and voices raising 
 
 Praises to our King. 
 All we have we offer ; 
 
 All we hope to be. 
 Body, soul, and spirit. 
 
 All we yield to Thee. 
 Farther, ever farther 
 
 From Thy wounded side, 
 Heedlessly we wandered, 
 
 Wandered far and wide ; 
 Till Thou cam'st in mercy 
 
 Seeking young and old. 
 In Thy love recalling 
 
 Wanderers to Thy fold. 
 Nearer, ever nearer, 
 
 Christ, we draw to Thee, 
 Deep in adoration 
 
 Bending low the knee. 
 / Thou for our redemption, 
 
 Cam'st on earth to die ; 
 cres. Thou, that we might follow, 
 
 Hast gone up on high. 
 Great, and ever greater, 
 
 Are Thy mercies here ; 
 True and everlasting 
 
 Are the glories there ; 
 Where no pain or sorrow, 
 
 Toil or care, is known ; 
 Where the Angel legions 
 
 Circle round Thy throne. 
 
 " / pressed toward the mark." 
 
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 Dark, and ever darker. 
 
 Was the wintry past ; 
 Now a ray of gladness 
 _ O'er our path is cast ; 
 P>ery day that passeth, 
 
 Every hour that flies, 
 Tells of love unfeigned, 
 
 Love that never dies. 
 Clearer still, and clearer. 
 
 Dawns the light from heaven, 
 In our sadness bringing 
 
 News of sins forgiven ; 
 Life has lost its shadows ; 
 
 Pure the light within ; 
 Thou hast shed Thy radiance 
 
 On a world of sin. 
 
 Brighter still, and brighter. 
 
 Glows the western sun. 
 Shedding all its gladness 
 
 O'er our work that's done ; 
 Time will soon be over, 
 
 Toil and sorrow past. 
 May we. Blessed Saviour, 
 
 Find a rest at last I 
 Higher then, and higher. 
 
 Bear the ransomed soul. 
 Earthly toils forgotten, 
 
 Saviour, to its goal ; 
 Where, in joys unthought of, 
 
 Saints, with Angels sing, 
 Never weary, raising 
 
 Praises to their King. Amen. 
 
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