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Divine songs: attempted in easy language for the use of children. By I. Watts…

by Isaac Watts · 1674–1748

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Divine songs: attempted in easy language for the use of children. By I. Watts, D.D.

Horæ lyricæ: Poems, chiefly of the lyric kind. In two books. ... By I. Watts.

1706

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Song 5SONG V.
Song 6SONG VI.
Song 7SONG VII.
Song 8SONG VIII.
Song 9SONG IX.
Song 10SONG X.
Song 11SONG XI.
Song 12SONG XII.
Song 13SONG XIII.
Song 14SONG XIV.
Song 15SONG XV.
Song 16SONG XVI.
Song 17SONG XVII.
Song 18SONG XVIII.
Song 19SONG XIX.
Song 20SONG XX.
Song 21SONG XXI.
Song 22SONG XXII.
Song 23SONG XXIII.
Song 24SONG XXIV.
Song 25SONG XXV.
Song 26SONG XXVI.
Song 27SONG XXVII.
Song 28SONG XXVIII.
PoemThe TEN COMMANDMENTS, out of the Old Teſtament, put into ſhort Rhyme for Children.
SummaryThe Sum of the COMMANDMENTS, out of the New Teſtament.
PoemOur Saviour's Golden Rule.
PoemDuty to God and our Neighbour.
SongsOut of my Book of HYMNS I have here added the HOSANNA, and GLORY to the Father, &c. to be ſung at the End…
SongThe Hoſanna; or Salvation aſcribed to CHRIST.
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SongGLORY to the FATHER and the SON, &c.
3 versions
SongsSPECIMEN OF MORAL SONGS, Such as I wiſh ſome happy and condeſcending Genius would undertake for the Uſe of…
Song 1I. The SLUGGARD.
Song 2II. Innocent Play.
Song 3III. The ROSE.
Song 4IV. The THIEF.
Song 5V. The ANT or EMMET.
Song 6VI. Good Reſolutions.
SongA SUMMER EVENING.
SongA CRADLE HYMN.
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By the same authorBOOKS publiſhed by the AUTHOR for the Uſe of CHILDREN.
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