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Come to me, thoughts of heaven!
Author: Mrs. Hemans Hymnal: PLES1857 #225 (1857)
Come to me, thoughts of heaven!
Come, ye disconsolate, where'er ye languish
Author: T. Moore Hymnal: PLES1857 #419 (1857)
Come, ye disconsolate, where'er ye languish
Courage, faint heart! why all these fears
Hymnal: PLES1857 #363 (1857)
Courage, faint heart! why all these fears
Dear friend, whose presence in the house
Author: J. F. Clarke Hymnal: PLES1857 #139 (1857)
Dear friend, whose presence in the house
Death is the fading of a cloud
Author: T. L. Harris Hymnal: PLES1857 #146 (1857)
Death is the fading of a cloud
Deem not that they are blest alone
Author: Bryant Hymnal: PLES1857 #66 (1857)
Deem not that they are blest alone
Spirit Presence
Author: Tennyson Hymnal: PLES1857 #107 (1857) First Line: Do we indeed desire the dead Lyrics: 1 Do we indeed desire the dead
Should still be near us at our side?
Is there no baseness we would hide?
No inner vileness that we dread?
2 Shall he for whose applause we strove,
We had such reverence for his name,
See with clear eye some hidden shame,
And we be lessened in his love?
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3 We wrong the grave with fears untrue;
Shall love be blamed for want of faith?
There must be wisdom with great death;
The dead shall look me through and through.
4 Be near us when we climb or fall:
Ye watch, like God, the rolling hours
With larger, other eyes than ours,
To make allowance for us all. Languages: English
Spirit Presence
Do what is right, for the day dawn is breaking
Hymnal: PLES1857 #505 (1857)
Do what is right, for the day dawn is breaking
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