Linden Harp: a rare collection of popular melodies adapted to sacred and moral songs, original and selected. Illustrated. Also a manual of...

Editor:	Lilla Linden
Publisher:	Printed for the author, New York, 1855
Language:	English
Notes:	Numbering is by page number. Letters are added to numbers for hymns starting on the same page.

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#	Text	Tune
87b	Zion! bright and fair, strong thy bulwarks are
87c	O happy land! O happy land!
88	Should you wish to be told the best use of a penny	MISSIONARY VERSES
89	"O! I am so happy!" the little girl said
90	I'll away, I'll away like a pleasant boy	THE HAPPY SCHOOL BOY
91	I walk'd in a field of fresh clover this morn	PLEASANT THOUGHTS
92	My country! 'tis of thee	MY COUNTRY! 'TIS OF THEE
93	Come, youthful sinners, come, haste to the Saviour	[Come, youthful sinners, come, haste to the Saviour]
94a	What is it shows my soul the way	POWER OF THE BIBLE
94b	Who took me from my mother's arms
95a	Who fed me from her gentle breast
95b	Who often with me kindly play'd
95c	Who was it, when we both were young
96	The little child who loves to pray	THE CHILD IN HEAVEN
97a	"I've got a penny, dear mamma!"
97b	We were so poor when baby died
98	Be kind to thy father, for when thou wert young	[Be kind to thy father, for when thou wert young]
99	"Be good, little children," your mother will say
100	How pleasant thus to dwell below	PARTING HYMN
101a	On Jordan's stormy banks I stand
101b	O glorious rest! There joys sublime
102	Who'll buy a nosegay, cried a sweet little child	THE NOSEGAY GIRL
103a	Very little things are we	VERY LITTLE THINGS
103b	How should children spend the day?
103c	Jesus, Lord, to thee I pray
103d	Lord! this night I come to own
104	Oft in the stilly night	OFT IN THE STILLY NIGHT
105	Like mists on the mount	LIKE MISTS ON THE MOUNT
106	When joy thy heart is swelling	[When joy thy heart is swelling]
107a	Sweetly to the Sabbath bell steals on the air	SABBATH BELL
107b	I must not be angry, nor snatch rudely away
108	We all love one another	LITTLE LOVING ONES
109a	There is a happy land	HAPPY LAND
109b	Help me to praise thy name
109c	Never the drunkard's drink
110	Get up early! time is precious	GET UP EARLY
111	In the school-room while we stay	STUDY
112	Willie said, Now will I learn to read and spell	[Willie said, Now will I learn to read and spell]
114	Now is it not a pity that such pretty girls and boys	THE TRUANTS
115a	Our youthful hearts for learning burn	AWAY TO SCHOOL
115b	O may truth	[O, may truth]
116	Don't you hear the school-bell ringing?	CHEERFUL SONGS
117	Sing, sing sing!	SING, SING, SING
118	The mother look'd pale, and her face was sad	[The mother look'd pale, and her face was sad]
119	Go to my mother	[Go to my mother]
120a	A little Robin built a nest	THE BIRD'S NEST
120b	O, turn thy little foot aside
121	Happy birds are on the wing	[Happy birds are on the wing]
122a	The winter is over and gone	SPRING HAS COME
122b	O, make me a very good child
122c	My father, my mother, I know
123a	Smiling May comes in play	SMILING MAY
123b	Silently, silently
124	O, here I sit, and plait my straw	[O, here I sit, and plait my straw]
125	Angry looks can do no good
126	To do to others as I would	GOLDEN RULE
127	Say, mother, why do people weep	ALL FOR THE BEST
128	My dear little pillow, so nice, soft and warm	THE CHILD TO HER PILLOW
129	Good-night, little birds! I am going to bed
130	And now to all good-night	[And now to all good-night]
131	It was a blessed summer day	THE BLIND BOY
132	Jesus Christ, our Lord and Saviour	[Jesus Christ, our Lord and Saviour]
133a	Here we throng to praise the Saviour
133b	Jesus, tender Shepherd, hear me
133c	Let the children come unto me
133d	Saviour, once fond parents brought thee
134	I think, when I read that sweet story of old	[I think, when I read that sweet story of old]
136	A little girl, with a happy look	[A little girl, with a happy look]
137	I hear thee speak of a better land
138	What is that, mother? The lark, my child
139	O say, little girl, whither now are you going?	[O say, little girl, whither now are you going?]
140	While the Sunday bells are ringing	THE SABBATH DAY
141a	I wish I were a mountain lark
141b	Little Willie stood under an apple-tree old
142	O where, tell me where, has my little brother gone?	THE LITTLE MOURNER
144	Schoolmates, can you tell me, why	THE MORNING STAR
145a	Who are they in heaven who stand
145b	Little schoolmates, can you tell
146	O, what is heav'n? I want to know	[O, what is heav'n? I want to know]
147	Mother, how still the baby lies
148	Dear mother, I ask for my father in vain
150	Dear little sister, how d'ye do?	GOD, THE GIVER
152a	My pretty flowers have come again
152b	O where, tell me where, has my dearest father gone?
153	Who came from heaven to bleed and die?
154	Enlisted in the cause of sin	[Enlisted in the cause of sin]
155a	Our Father who art in heaven	[Our Father who art in heaven]
155b	I'll never use tobacco, no!
156	With joy we meet	INDEPENDENCE DAY
157	When the flow'rs are gaily blooming	WHEN THE FLOWERS
158	When shall we meet again?	[When shall we meet again?]