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Songs Old and New

... Collected Edition [by Elizabeth Charles]
Charles, Elizabeth Rundle (1828-1896)

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L'Envoi.
  
ROBINS AND THEIR SONGS.
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The Women of the Gospels.
  
MINISTRY.
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MARY THE MOTHER OF OUR LORD.
 I. 
I.
 II. 
II. —THE MARRIAGE AT CANA.
 IV. 
IV. —THE CROSS.
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MARY MAGDALENE.
 II. 
II.
 III. 
III.
 V. 
V.
 VI. 
VI.
 VII. 
VII.
 VIII. 
VIII.
  
SALOME.
  
THE WIDOW OF NAIN.
  
THE SYROPHENICIAN.
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THE SISTERS OF BETHANY.
 I. 
I.
 II. 
II.
 III. 
III.
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THE UNNAMED WOMEN.
 II. 
II.
 III. 
III.
 IV. 
IV.
 V. 
V.
 VI. 
VI.
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THE TWO ALABASTER BOXES.
 I. 
I.
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Songs of Many Seasons.
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THE BIRD, THE CHORISTER, AND THE ANGELS.
 I. 
I.
 II. 
II.
 III. 
III.
 IV. 
IV.
 V. 
V.
  
THE ALPINE GENTIAN.
  
THE OLD STONE CRUCIFIX AT ROMSEY ABBEY.
  
ON A VASE OF ORIENTAL ALABASTER ILLUMINATED FROM WITHIN.
  
THE POET OF POETS.
  
THE POET'S DAILY BREAD.
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TWO MEANINGS OF FAME.
 I. 
I.
 II. 
II.
  
THE GOLDEN AGE IN THE PRESENT.
  
SUGGESTED BY THE PROMETHEUS BOUND.
  
THE BETRAYAL OF THE YUCATAN ISLANDERS.
  
THE PATHWAYS OF THE HOLY LAND.
  
WAITING.
  
THE POWER OF LIFE.
  
THE LAST ENEMY.
  
“TALITHA CUMI!”
  
THE CHILD ON THE JUDGMENT-SEAT.
  
“WHAT THOU WILT, O MY FATHER, AND WHEN.”
  
THE STILL WATERS OF THE VALLEY.
  
TRIED BY FIRE.
  
ON THE GRAVE OF A FAITHFUL DOG.
  
TO OUR LITTLE DOG DOT.
  
ST. FRANCIS D'ASSISI'S CANTICUM SOLIS.
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In Memoriam et Spem Aeternam.
  
HOW DOTH DEATH SPEAK OF OUR BELOVED?
  
SWEET IS THE LIGHT!
  
SERREZ LES RANGS!
  
HOME BECAUSE NOT HOME.
  
IN MEMORIAM ET SPEM ÆTERNAM.
  
REFLECTED LIGHT.
  
NOT DRIFTING; PILOTED.
  
THE BEAUTIFUL GATE OF THE TEMPLE.
  
SPRINGING INTO LIFE.
  
AT EVENTIDE IT SHALL BE LIGHT.
  
THE TOMB AND THE TEMPLE.
  
THE CRYPT.
  
RESURRECTION.
  
IN MEMORY OF THE PRINCE CONSORT.
  
THE QUEEN'S WREATH ON THE PRESIDENT'S BIER.
  
IN MEMORY OF THE LADY AUGUSTA STANLEY.
  
IN MEMORY OF ARTHUR PENRHYN STANLEY, DEAN OF WESTMINSTER.
  
THE SCHOOL AND THE HOME.
  
THE SHADOW OF DEATH AND “THE SHADOW OF DYING.”
  
TO ONE AT REST.
  
IT IS NO DREAM.
  
A TRUE DREAM.
  
“ALL LIVE UNTO HIM.”
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Hymns.
  
THE PROMISE OF THE PRESENCE.
  
VEILED ANGELS.
  
THE CRUSE THAT FAILETH NOT.
  
GETHSEMANE.
  
LAST TOUCHES, LAST STEPS, LAST WORDS.
  
NOLI ME TANGERE.
  
THE WINTER SOLSTICE.
  
HOLIEST NIGHT!
  
MARRIAGE HYMN.
  
ON A BAPTISM.
  
ORDINATION OF PRIESTS.
  
THE GOSPEL IN THE EUCHARIST.
  
AROUND A TABLE, NOT A TOMB.
  
NEVER FURTHER THAN THY CROSS.
  
THE WAY, THE TRUTH, AND THE LIFE.
  
THE FOLD AND THE PALACE.
  
ONCE AND FOR EVER.
  
FIRST AND LAST.
  
REST FOR THE HEAVY-LADEN.
  
“HITHER TO ME!”
  
THE TWO ACCUSATIONS.
  
THE TWO REPROACHES.
  
“HE SAVED OTHERS.”
  
HAGAR'S WELL.
  
MARAH AND ELIM.
  
MY STRENGTH AND MY HEART FAILETH.
  
“COME AND SEE.”
  
“IT IS I; BE NOT AFRAID.”
  
EUREKA.
  
“SUMMER IN THE SOUL.”
  
NEW YEAR'S HYMN.
  
SUNDAY EVENING HYMN.
  
EARLY RISING HYMN.
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The Three Wakings, And Other Early Songs.
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“THE THREE WAKINGS.”
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I.
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II.
 III. 
III.
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IV.
  
THE THREE TRANCES.
  
THE FORGET-ME-NOT.
  
MAY SONG.
  
THE NORTHERN SPRING.
  
A JOURNEY ON THE SOUTH-DEVON RAILWAY.
  
BABY ALICE.
  
TO OUR AMERICAN COUSINS.
  
ITALY.

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NEW YEAR'S HYMN.

What marks the dawning of the year
From any other morn?
No festal garb doth Nature wear
Because a Year is born.
The sky is not more full of light,
The air more full of song,
And silent from the caves of night
Glide the gray hours along.
And I, to whose awakened eyes
So fair this morn appears,—
How know I where to-morrow lies?
God grants not life by years.
Father! to-day upon my head
Thy hand in blessing lay;
Give us this day our daily bread,
Renew our hearts to-day.
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Our Lord and Saviour! all we ask
Is that, through Thee, forgiven,
To us each day our daily task,
Our daily strength be given:
That when at last Thy morning, come,
Floods its full light abroad,
We, glad within Thy heavenly home,
May keep the Day of God.
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