The Shadow of the Cross

Bonar,

The Crucifixion- Whittier,

Salve Mundi Salutare- St. Bernard,

The Alpine Cross-J. T. Fields,

Joy in the Cross- Madame Guyon,

Jesu Dulcis Memoria― Count Zinzendorf,

Sweet Memory of Jesus-Breviary,

That Rock is Christ

- Rees,

Let us draw Near- Bonar,

The Saviour's Path- S. E. Miles,

On the Passion of our Lord-St. Bernard,

Thee, only Thee - Bonar,

Christ Loved Unseen-Ray Palmer,

A Litany-Sir Robert Grant,

The Forgiveness of Sins - Wesley,

The Voice from Galilee-Bonar,
Evening Hymn-Keble,

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Strength from the Cross-Prof. T. C. Upham,
Repentance at the Cross-Ray Palmer,
Fleading for Me - Wesley,

Thy Body and Blood,

Thy Works, not Mine-Bonar,

Life at the Cross-Ray Palmer,

Litany to the Saviour-Henry Hart Milman,
The Sinner's Plea - Wesley,

The Hidden Life-Prof. T. C. Upham,
The Fountain Filled with Blood- Cowper,
Rock of Ages-Augustus Montague Toplady,
Jesus, Lover of My Soul - Wesley,
Just as I Am-Charlotte Elliott,
Lamb of Calvary - Ray Palmer,

The Bleeding Hand- Cecil F. Alexander,
The Propitiation for our Sins - Wesley,
Hymn at the Cross- Whitehead,

Jesus Revealed - Thomas Grinfield,

The Paschal Feast- Bishop Thomas Kerr,
Good Friday - Henry Hart Milman,
They Crucified Him-F. W. Faber,

Give Me Christ: Vain World, Adieu- - Wesley,
It is Finished- - Bonar,

On the Providence of God-Paul Gerhard,
On Affliction-Adam, of St. Victor,
How to be Content-Richard Baxter,
Peace-St. Anatolius,

Veiled Angels, or Afflictions- Mrs. Charles,
I Will Not Let Thee Go- Lyra Germanica,

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INDEX OF SUBJECTS AND AUTHORS.

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God is Love-Bowring,

Near Home-Alice Carey,

Hinder Me Not-H. L. Parmelee,

Suffer Them to Come Unto Me,

In Worldly Care Wesley,

Onward Go-Henry Kirke White,

Thy Will be Done- Charlotte Elliott,

St. Christopher

Miss D. Muloch,

Be Still-From the German,

Strength According to the Day,

The Inner Life- Wesley,

Under the Shadow- Alice Carey,

Holy Tears S. F. Adams,

Nearer to Thee-S. F. Adams,

Mrs. H. B. Stowe,

"A Little While,"
Weep Not-R. Schmolk,
Looking Unto Jesus- Franzén,
Thy Way, not Mine- Bonar,

A Victorious Faith-Bathurst,

An Inward Heaven- Wesley,

"At Evening Time it shall be Light" B. Barton, Confession of Spiritual Sin - W. M. Bunting,

Homewards

The Thorn

Only a Year

Ray Palmer,

Bonar,

"Blessed are They that Mourn ".

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"Take up thy Cross and follow me,"

The Last Hour of the Cross-Alfred Tennyson,
All, All is Known to Thee-Adelaide L. Newton,

-W. C. Bryant,

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Perfect through Suffering,

A Death Scene - Phæbe Carey,

Trust in Providence- Paul Gerhard,

Jesus My All-Macduff,

But a Little Longer-From Ryle's Spiritual Songs,

Looking Off Unto Jesus,

The True Comforter- T. Moore,

The Good Shepherd-W. E. Littlewood,

Soon and Forever-J. S. Monsell,

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The Will of God-Faber,

Couldst Thou not Watch One Hour?

The Mystery of Chastisement-S. Wilberforce,

"He Giveth His Belovéd Sleep"-E. B. Browning,

Dark is the Watery Way-Prof. Upham,
Jesus Guide Us- Count Zinzendorf,

Hour of Holy Meditation

Rest-H. L. L.,

James D. Burns,

The Quiet, Hoping Heart-S. Rodigast,

As Thou Wilt-B. Schmolk,

Christ the Purifier-Montgomery,

Jesu, Still the Storm- Bonar,

The Power of Faith- W. H. Hurlburt,

Trust-Dean of Canterbury,

Discipline-Countess of Huntingdon,

"Jesus of Nazareth Passeth By"- - W. B. Tappan,

Pass Over to Thy Rest-Bonar,

The Border Land,

I Go to Life-Bonar,

The Other World - Mrs. H. B. Stowe,
"Forever with the Lord"- - Montgomery,
Soon I Shall be here- Bonar,

INDEX OF FIRST LINES.

A Lamb goes uncomplaining forth,
A little while of mingled joy and sorrow,
All that I was,-my sin, my guilt,

All the world's salvation, hail !

And wilt Thou hear the fervent heart,

As the harp-strings only render,
Away with sorrow's sigh,

Beneath Thy cross I lay me down,
Benighted once where Alpine storms,
Beyond the smiling and the weeping, .
Blesséd be God, our God,

Bound upon th' accursed tree,

Carry me across,

Christ, my hidden Life, appear,

Cling to the Crucified,

Come, O Thou Traveller unknown,

Commit thou all thy griefs,

Commit thy way to God,

Dark is the watery way,

Dear Christian people, all rejoice,
Deem not that they are blessed alone,
Dropping down the troubled river,
Dying, still slowly dying,

Each pang I feel is known to Thee,
Father! into Thy loving hands,
Fierce was the wild billow,

Forever with the Lord,

From this bleak hill of storms,

God of my salvation, hear,