For days and years, a text, short reading and hymn for every day in the Church's year, selected by H.L.S. Lear1878 |
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Alleluia ANATOLIUS OF CONSTANTINOPLE angels ARCHBISHOP LEIGHTON ARCHBISHOP TRENCH AUGUSTINE bear behold BERNARD OF CLUNY BISHOP ANDREWES BISHOP BUTLER BISHOP JEREMY TAYLOR blessed blest Blood Bread CHARLES WESLEY Christ Christian CHRYSOSTOM comfort CORINTHIANS Cross darkness death dost doth dwell earth earthly Ember Day eternal evil eyes F. W. FABER faith Father fear Flesh FRANCIS DE SALES give glory God's grace grief H. F. LYTE Hand hath heart heaven heavenly Holy hope ISAAC WILLIAMS Jesus JOHN KEBLE keep King labour LATIN HYMN live look Lord LUKE MATTHEW mercy never NEWMAN night o'er ourselves pain peace praise pray prayer PSALM PUSEY rejoice rest Saints salvation Saviour Send out Thy sheep shine sight sins sorrow soul Spirit sweet T. T. Carter Thee Thine things THOMAS À KEMPIS Thou art Thou hast thou shalt thought Thy light thyself truth Voice weary word
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