Chapter XVI: Appendix

The following hymns are in the _Baptist_, _Congregational_, _Methodist_, and _Presbyterian_ Hymn-books. They are also in _Hymns Ancient and Modern_, or _Church Hymns_. Hymns which are in _Hymns Ancient and Modern_, but not in _Church Hymns_, are marked *; those in _Church Hymns_, but not in _Hymns Ancient and Modern_, are marked †.

A
A few more years shall roll _Bonar_
Abide with me: fast falls the eventide _Lyte_
†According to Thy gracious word _Montgomery_
All glory, laud, and honour _Theodulph of Orleans_
All hail, the power of Jesus’ name _Perronet_
All praise [Glory] to Thee, my God, this night _Ken_
†Around the throne of God in heaven _Anne Shepherd_
Art thou weary, art thou languid _Neale_
As with gladness men of old _Dix_
At even, ere the sun was set _Twells_
Awake, my soul, and with the sun _Ken_

B
Before Jehovah’s awful throne _Watts_
*Behold us, Lord, a little space _Ellerton_
†Bread of the world, in mercy broken _Heber_
Brief life is here our portion _Bernard of Cluny_
†Brightest and best of the sons of the morning _Heber_
Brightly gleams our banner _Potter and others_
†By Christ redeemed, in Christ restored _Rawson_

C
Children of the heavenly King _Cennick_
Christ the Lord is risen to-day _Wesley_
Christ, whose glory fills the sky _Wesley_
Christian, seek not yet repose _C. Elliott_
Come, Holy Ghost, our hearts inspire _Wesley_
†Come, let us join our friends above _Wesley_
Come, my soul, thy suit prepare _Newton_
Come to our poor nature’s night _Rawson_
Come unto Me, ye weary _Dix_
Come, ye thankful people, come _Alford_
†Commit thou all thy griefs _Paul Gerhardt_
†Creator Spirit! by whose aid _Tr. John Dryden_