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I—IYMN
A song of heaven __________ 34
Abide with me! ____________ 1
Angel voices ________________ 12
Asleep in Jesus ______________ 3
As the sweet flower __________ 24
Beautiful valley of Eden--__ 6
Beyond ____ ._-_____ ___.._ 7
Bright glory land ___________ 2
Calling me over the tide ______ 29
Come unto me, when shadows 56
Come, ye disconsolate! ______ 13
Death is only a dream _______ 16
Does Jesus care ____________ ’ 1-31
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Face to face with Christ-____ 10
Friends who have loved me__ 29
Gathering home _____________ 46
G0 bury thy sorrow _________ 14
God knows bestwun -__-_-_ 32
Going down the valley ______ 5
Golden harps _______________ 28
He s the one _________________ 18
He leadeth me! .- .7__-____-._- 41
Hold thou my hand _________ 8
Home of the soul ___________ 17
Home, sweet home-___---___ 40
Hursley ___' __________________ 39
I have heard of the joy ______ 44
I have heard of a land _______ 4

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I will sing you a song ________
In the Christian’ s home in
glory ________

In the land of fadeless day-
In wond’ rous ways God leads
me on ____________________
Is there any one can help us-

Jesus, lover of my soul _______
Jesus, lover of my soul -_-__, -
Jesus, Saviour, pilot me _____
Jewels w. ___________________
Just across the silent river-“

Lead me gently home, Father
Lead, kindly Light!-__

’Mid scenes of confusion_____
My Saviour, as thou wilt, __-_
My Saviour first of all ______

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Out of the shadow land ______

Peaceful slumber _____________
Peaceful be thy slumber _____

Rest for the weary ____________
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Sadly we sing ______________ 16
Safe in the arms of Jesus ..... 47
Saved by grace - ____________ 45
Shall we gather at the river__ 33
Shall we meet _______________ 11

Shall we meet beyond the river 11

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Sun of my soul _____________ 39
Sun! flower of morn ......... 24
That beautiful land __________ 4
The home over there_-___..-_- 25
The soul’s sweet home _______ 44
The Lord knows why ________ 27
The sweet bye—and—bye ______ 31
There is a land ______________ 19

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There’ll be no dark valley_-__
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