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 diildren s Praise 
 
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PREFACE 
 
 IN preparing this book of children's 
 songs we have endeavored to avoid 
 an extreme of pitch which in many 
 instances is a serious objection to the 
 use of current primary songs. In few 
 instances will the songs in this collec- 
 tion run above D flat or D natural. 
 We have endeavored also to cover a 
 wide range of thought, and our topical 
 index will show to what extent we have 
 succeeded. Internal excellence and ex- 
 ternal beauty have been our aim in its 
 construction, and we trust that those 
 who teach the little children may find 
 this collection of songs a help to them 
 
 in their work. 
 
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 Keep us shel-tered in Thy love, Till we reach our home a-bove. 
 
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 1. Je - sus look-eth on chil-dren, Look eth now on you; 
 
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 He will guide each lit - tie life. For He lov - eth all. 
 
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 1. Bear- ing fruit for Je - sus, Lit - tie branches we; 
 
 2. Gen - tie words and ae - tions, Lit - tie deeds of love, . . 
 
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 died for their sin ; Lead them to Je - sus who cares for their soul, 
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8. Umbat Does Xtttlc BirMe Sa)? ? 
 
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 1. One real-ly can't be - gin too soon To praise the Saviour's name; 
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 It does -n't take big, learned words His mer -cy to pro-claim. 
 Like lit - tie chil-dren, if they would Some day His glo - ry see. 
 If we can't tell of all His love, What we have learu'd we'll do. 
 And liv - ing close to Je - sus, we Can nev-er go a - stray. 
 
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 1. Hark ! 'tis the Shepherd's voice I hear, Out in the desert dark and drear, 
 
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 3. Out in the desert hear their cry ; Out on the mountain wild and high, 
 
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 Calling the lambs who've gone astray, Far from the Shepherd's fold away. 
 
 Who'll bring the lost ones to the fold, Where they'll be shelter'd from the cold? 
 
 Hark ! 'tis the Master speaks to thee, ' 'Go find My lambs where'er they be. " 
 
 Bring them in, bring them in, Bring them in from the fields of sin; 
 
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 If like Je ■ sus you would be; 
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 If you're faithful while you live, He a crown of life will give. 
 
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 1. Come let us sing of the beautiful Child Sleeping in manger low. 
 
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 Yet He came down to a cattle-shed poor, Down from His home so bright. 
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 1. Stars for Je-sus we can be, Shining, shining faith-ful -ly; 
 
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 1. Now the light has gone a-way, 
 
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 To Thy happy home a - bove. 
 
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 They gladden all the hill and glen. The happy Spring they follow. 
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33. 
 
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 1. Dear Saviour, I'm Thy lit - tie child, I would be gentle, sweet and mild ; 
 
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34. 
 
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 1. How old are you, little 8tars,bright stars, That twinkle and gleam on' high? 
 
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 Were you a - live when the 'world was made, Like jew-els in the sky ? 
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35. Me'U tLv^ to maFie Scene (Slab* 
 
 Lizzie DeArmond, 
 
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 1. Je - sus is sor-ry when-e'er we do wrong.He wants us a blessing to be, 
 
 2. Je - sus is glad when the children are good, And trying to walk in His way, 
 
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 Each sin we should fear for He is so near. And e - ven our tho'ts He can see. 
 
 When patient and kind,and willing to mind. Like Him, growing better each day. 
 
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 Souls of men to Him we'll bring, For He died to save them. 
 
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37. 
 
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 1. Ac-knowledge Him in all your ways, The Shepherd kind and true; 
 
 2. Tho' o'er the mountain heights He leads, Thro' paths both dark and drear, 
 
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 The sun - ny side will come in view. The blooms of love ap-pear. 
 A lit - tie while to strug-gle here, And then the vie- tor's song." 
 
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38. 
 
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 1. A - way in a manger, No crib for His bed, The lit - tie Lord 
 
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39. 
 
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 Something came in my room to-day, Thro' the win-dow ' creeping. 
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 Something came in my room today,'' Fill'd it with new glo - ry, 
 
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 Kcep-ingHimeto the dear old tune, Joy and gladness bring-ing. 
 While my ^ heart with the chiming bells Sang the sweet old sto - ry. 
 
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 with index finger of right. 7. Bring finger tips together, then throw hands and arms out, 
 giving sense of wideness. 8. Put right hand on heart. 
 
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 1. The beau-ti-ful Pal-es-tine ' hillsides Were shining with sil-ver-y dew, 
 
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45. 
 
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 1. 'Swinging in the tree-tops, Singing blithe and gay, Hear the merry rob - ins 
 
 2. 'Rippling thro' the meadows,^Gliding swift along. Listen to the streamlet 
 
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46. 
 
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 LizziB DbArmond. 
 
 J. W. Lerman. 
 
 1. Tink - le, tink - le, tink - le, tink - le, 
 
 2. Kiss - ing, kiss - ing, gent - ly kiss - ing, 
 
 3. Climb-ing, climb-ing, nim - bly climb-ing, 
 
 Hear tbe drops of rain; 
 Blush-ing buds and flow'rs; 
 Swift they speed a - way; 
 
 Tap-ping, tap-ping, light-ly tap-ping, 
 Bear - ing in their train a bless-ing, 
 Up the shin - ing sunbeam lad-der, 
 
 On the window pane; 
 For the gloomy hours; 
 Till an-oth-er day; 
 
 Jewels from the skies above us, Oh, how bright they 
 Singing, singing, gai - ly singing. As they dance a- 
 Tink-le, tink-le, tink-le, tink-le, Hear the rain-drops 
 
 shine, 
 
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 8. From the darkness and the stillness, God awoke this HI - y fair. 
 
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 1. Just a lit - tie pan'- sy, But its cheery face, Smiles upon the pass-er, 
 
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 God is looking down. So He knows His children, Calling each by name. 
 For our gladness spread! If the great Cre-a-tor Makes a flow'r so fair, 
 
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 To Thee we sing; Long may our land be bright With freedom's 
 
 pil-grim's pride ! From ev - 'ry mountain side Let free-dom ring, 
 tem - pled hills; My heart with rapture thrills. Like that a - bove. 
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 For He loves the lit - tie children As of old He used to do. 
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 1. Brightly I shine for Jesus, I am i^atV/i's bright star ; Shining in sin and 
 
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57. Xong Hgo on Cbristmas Dap. 
 
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 Smil'd this Ba - by as He lay. Long a - go on Christmas Day. 
 
 That rude stable where He lay, Long a - go on Christmas Day. 
 
 "In all hearts, Christ," we pray, "Be born again each Christmas Day 1" 
 
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 1. Christ, our mighty Captain, leads a-gainst the foe ; We will nev-er f al - ter 
 
 2. Satan's fearful onslaughts cannot make us yield, While we trust in Chri8t,our 
 
 3. Let our glorious banner ev - er be unfurl' d — From its mighty stronghold 
 
 4. Fierce the battle ra-ges, but 'twill not be long, Then triumphant — shall we 
 
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 Buck-ler and our Shield; Pressing ev - er on — the Spirit's sword we wield, 
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 join the blessed throng, Joy - ful - ly u - ni - ting in the victor's song — 
 
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 We are Thine, do Thou befriend 
 Keep Thy flock, from sin de-fend 
 Thou hast promis'd to re - ceive 
 Thou hast mer-cy to re - lieve 
 
 Much we need Thy ten-der care; 
 For our use Thy folds prepare. 
 Be the Guardian of our way; 
 Seek us when we go a - stray. 
 Poor and sinful though we be; 
 Grace to cleanse, and poVr to free. 
 
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 Let Him see that well we love Him, Though His face we cannot see. 
 
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 1. We are little helpers in the Master's work, Serving Him with willing heart; 
 
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 Wsl - ter pure our song shall be. Health and comfort bring - ing. 
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 For the noble cause so dear. We will bat - tie ev - er. 
 
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 This our song shall ever be, Loyal temp'rance boys and girls are we. 
 
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 1. We are happy little work - ers, In the vineyard of the King; 
 
 2. We may speak to other children, Of ourSunday-Schoolsodear; 
 8. We may try to live like sunbeam.?, Bright and cheerful ev'ry day ; 
 4. Thus with little deeds of kindness, And with gentle words of love. 
 
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 We may try and bring them with us, God's own holy word to hear. 
 
 With our smiles and songs of gladness. Help to drive dull care away. 
 
 We may win the bright crown waiting. For each child in heav'n above. 
 
 
 
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79. Xoving lfricn^ an^ Zen^cv Saviour. 
 
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 2- Oh, how we love to tell the sto - ry, How He came down a 
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 take us home ; Where we shall be with Him for - ev - er, Nev - er a - 
 
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80. (Boot) mtgbt, Xtttle jflowers. 
 
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 1. but-ter-cup, rose and lil - y, 
 
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 Make us gentle. Lord, like Thee. 
 
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 Help us to be true like Thee, 
 
 5 When to anger we are tempted, 
 Help us to be meek like Thee. 
 
 6 Thou didst live Thy life for others, 
 Make us helpful. Lord, like Thee. 
 
 7 What Thou sendest, pain or pleasure. 
 Help us all to bear for Thee. 
 
 8 Thou on earth wast ever loving 
 Make us ever more like Thee. 
 
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82. 
 
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 1. God made tliis great round world so fair, He made the stars and sun ; 
 
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 My heav'nly Father great and kmd. Will sure ly care for me. 
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83. 
 
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84. 
 
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 1. Come with singing, praise the Lord to-day, Hap-py trib - ute pay, 
 
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 Let your songs of worship ring. As the children in the temple sang. 
 Seek the Saviour while you may. Earthly joys so soon will all be past, 
 Show the battle well be-gun I Helmet bright and girdle made of truth, 
 
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 Crowns of glo - ry shall be yours at last, Hast -en now. His 
 Head and heart and hand for God in youth ! When the bat - tie 
 
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 1. My feet'should walk the narrow way, My haiuls'should serve the King; 
 
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 My eyes' so bright, so full of liglit. To Iliiu a - lone be- long. 
 Though I ainsraall,my life, my all,' To Je - sus'"! may give. 
 
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 risrht hand behind car. 7. Touch eye. 8. Place hand on heart". 9. Cross arms on breaet. 
 10' Look up. 
 
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 Up in the tree-tops the birdies are singing, Car-ols of joy as the 
 Up in the tree tops the birdies are singing, Thankful for all the great 
 Up in the tree-tops the birdies are singing, Here in His temple His 
 
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 mer - cies they share, Songs of thanks-giv-ing to Him who doth ev-er 
 
 chil-dren shall raise Songs of thanks-giv-ing to Him who doth ev-er 
 
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 They are so hap-py this bright summer day. 
 Show them His love and His ten- der- est care. 
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87. 
 
 »e a little Sunbeam, 
 
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 darkness from this world be - low ; You will see the shadows swiftly 
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 1. Je-sus, tender Shepherd.hear me; Bless Thy little lamb to-night; 
 
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 Back to His dear loving arms would I flee. 
 When I remember that Jesus loves me. 
 
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 When in His beauty I see the great King; 
 This shall my song in eternity be 
 Oh, what a wonder that Jesus loves me. 
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9 1 . Mc all are Xittle Builbcrs, 
 
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 With its sun-*beams bright,giving life and light Thro' the long, long happy hours. 
 Walk - ing day by day in the nar-'row way. Making God our'heart's delight. 
 Try - ing with our might just to live a-right, 'Till to'heav'n a-bove we go. 
 
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108. Jfrom tbe jfar Blue Ibcaven. 
 
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 To the end will keep them Safe from fear and dread. From the far blue heaven, 
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 1. The lit-tle trees are growing, Out in the for-est wild; They tell a hap-py 
 
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 3. To-day we're stepping upward. We leave the class we love ; That we may grow in 
 
 4. 0, like the dear Child Jesus, May we, from day to day, In grace and goodness 
 
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 1. We are soldiers of the cross, Follow'rs of a Leader grand, 
 
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 1. "Let the children come," Christ said, Lord, my heart is com-fort-ed! 
 
 2. I am but a lit - tie one, Nothing no - ble have I done ; 
 
 3. Saviour ! choose the path I take. Help me e - vil to f or-sake ; 
 
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 1. Wliere high, the spreading maple grows.The pigeon-house we see; 
 
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 3. Our heav'nly Father hears their cry, My pigeons, white and gray ; 
 
 When morning paints the sky with rose,They fly out, glad and free; 
 
 He sweet-ly cares for all young things All o'er the world so round; 
 
 He cares for all, as years roll by. And helps us on the way ; 
 
 All day they joy in sunny light, Then, coming home, they coo good night. 
 And when above the stars are bright.We'll look to Him, and say good night. 
 And when we're eall'd to heaven's light. We'll trust His love.and say good night. 
 
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 He put His arms a - round you, And gave you health and cheer. 
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 Around the throne of God in hcav'n, Thousands of children stand; 
 Wiiat bro't them to that workl above, That heav'n so bright and fair,- 
 Be cause the Sav-iour shed His blood, To wash a - way their sin ; 
 
 
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 - 4. Hearts and voices join the choir. Birds and blossoms are all gay; 
 
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 Cliick-a-dees have flown a- way, 
 
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 Frost and winter's snow have gone. 
 
 This is happy Children's Day." 
 
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TOPICAL INDEX 
 
 BBATtTUBEfl 97. 
 
 Birthday 114, 
 
 Character Bcildino 91, 103. 
 
 Childhood 2, 42, 96. 
 
 Children's Day 41, 45, 52, 86, 121. See also 
 
 Martial and Nature. 
 Christmas 34, 38, 39, 44, 57, 94, 101, 107, 117, 
 
 119. 
 
 Christ the Shephbrd 6, 12, 37, 59. 
 
 Closing 9, 112, 122. 
 
 Consecration 85. 
 
 Easter 18, 25. 28, 32, 36, 48. 
 
 Graduation 92, 109. 
 
 Guidance 37, 49, 59, 111. 
 
 Heaven 19, 72, 116. 
 
 Invitation 55, 68, 96. 
 
 Jesus Christ 4, 7, 15, 27. 30, 35, 40, 55, 65, 68, 
 
 69, 76, 79,89,99, 104, 119. 
 
 Light 11, 24, 26, 34. 39, 56, 65, 75, 83, 87. 
 
 101, 115. 
 Love 4, 15. 25,27.46,54.60.69,70,76, 
 
 79, 82, 89. 
 Loyalty 30. 
 
 Martial 20, 30, 40, 58, 71, 84. 110. 
 
 Miscellaneous 8, 105. 
 
 Motion Songs 18, 24, 34, 39, 44, 45, 49, 66, 80, 85, 
 
 94, 106, 120. 
 
 Nature 18, 22. 25, 32, 41, 43, 46, 52, 67, 80 
 
 86,106,112.120.121. 
 New Year 118. 
 
 Obedience 3. 14. 35, 66. 
 
 Offering 21, 62, 95. 
 
 Opening Sentence 16. 
 
 Patriotic 53. 
 
 Praise 29. 45, 47, 84, 86. 
 
 Prayer 1, 31, 33, 47.51.54.59,63.64.73, 
 
 81 88 93 
 Protection 13. 23. 43, 50, 67, 108. 
 
 Reaping 17. 
 
 Ser^*ce. ! im! !!!!!! III! !!!!!5, 7, 10,40,61,74,78,90,100,104 
 
 Temperanck , .77. 
 
 Tlic«T 50, 104, 113. 
 
GENERAL INDEX 
 
 Titles are in small caps ; first lines in lower case type. 
 
 .ieknowledee Him in all 37 
 
 A Happy Band 71 
 
 A Little Talk 68 
 
 All the Children, Little 76 
 
 Around the Thbone op God 116 
 Away in a manger 38 
 
 Be a Little Sunbeam 87 
 
 Bearing Fruit for Jesus ... 5 
 
 Beautiful the Little Hands 90 
 
 Birds are Happt, so are We 121 
 
 Bless Our Offering 95 
 
 Bless the Little Children. 63 
 
 Blossom Bells 22 
 
 Blue-Eyed Violet 41 
 
 Brightly I shine for Jesus 56 
 
 Brinq Them In 12 
 
 Child's Morning Hymn 47 
 
 Child's Prayer 33 
 
 Christmas Candles. . ....... 101 
 
 Christmas Fairies 107 
 
 Christ, our mighty Captain... 58 
 
 Come, Learn of Me 100 
 
 Come, let us sing of the 15 
 
 Come with Singing 84 
 
 Consider the lilies 43 
 
 Dear Jesus, Ever at My Side 104 
 Dear Saviour, I'm Thy little 33 
 
 Decalogue Response 16 
 
 Doers of the Word 14 
 
 Do Not Forbid Them 50 
 
 Don't you hear the Springtime 18 
 Do You Know how Many. . 120 
 
 Easter Lilies 36 
 
 Ev'ry star so brightly shining 70 
 
 Falling, falling, softly falling.. 94 
 Father, Make Us Loving ... 54 
 Father, we thank Thee for the 47 
 Flowers give to us sweet..,. 62 
 
 Forward 53 
 
 From the Far Blue Heaven 108 
 
 G, Double O, D — Good .... 3 
 
 Gentle Jesus , , 119 
 
 Giving Day by Day ,'.', 62 
 
 Gloria Patri 9 
 
 Glory be to the Father 9 
 
 God made this great round . 82 
 
 God Will Take Care of You 13 
 
 Qood-By 92 
 
 Good Night II2 
 
 Good Night, Littlb I'lowerb 80 
 
 Happy Little Workers .... 78 
 Hark, the lovely blossoms .... 25 
 Hark! 'tis the Shepherd's voice 12 
 
 Have You A Song? 29 
 
 Hear the Raindrops Fall. . 46 
 
 He Cares for Me 82 
 
 He Doth Love Us 70 
 
 Higher Still, and Higher. . 109 
 
 Holy Night II7 
 
 How Old Are You? 34 
 
 I am so glad that our Father. . 89 
 
 I have come to tell a story. , . 119 
 
 I learned it in the Bible 64 
 
 In the Morning 67 
 
 In the Steps op Jesus 40 
 
 Into Thy Courts 21 
 
 I think,when I read 96 
 
 It Never Pays to be Bad . . 66 
 
 Jesus Bids Us Shine 11 
 
 Jesus feels so sorry 3 
 
 Jesus is sorry whene'er we do 35 
 
 Jesus looketh on children 4 
 
 Jesus Loves Even Me ...!!! 89 
 
 Jesus Loves Me 27 
 
 Jesus Loves You and Me '. . 15 
 Jesus, tender Shepherd, hear 88 
 
 Jewels 105 
 
 Just a dainty basket .!!!!!!!! 102 
 
 Just a little cloud 75 
 
 Just a Little Pansy '.[', 62 
 
 Let the children come, Christ 111 
 
 Listen to the words so true. . 14 
 
 Little birdies in the morning. 67 
 
 Little Branches l 
 
 Little Children, Come to.. 55 
 
 Little Deeds 102 
 
 Little Drops of Water! ... . 103 
 
 Little Lambs 23 
 
 Little Sailors 49 
 
 Little Stars 56 
 
 Living for Jesus 85 
 
 Long Ago on Christmas Day 57 
 
 Lord, have mercy upon us. . . 16 
 
 Lord Jesus, bless our off'ring 95 
 
 Lord, Who Lovbst Little 81 
 
 Lover Ever op Children ... 4 
 
 Loving Friend and T^ndek 79 
 
 Loyal Juniors 30 
 
Monday finds me starting... . 98 
 
 Mv Cr-CNTRY, 'tis of Thee. . 53 
 
 My f-et should walk the narrow 85 
 
 New i'E.^R Hymn 118 
 
 Now a new year opens 118 
 
 Now the light has gone away. 31 
 
 O buttercup, rose and lily. ... 80 
 
 Of Such is the Kingdom. ... 2 
 
 Oh, how we love to sing of . . . 79 
 
 Once a mother sweet and mild 57 
 
 One really can't begin too soon 10 
 
 On this Easter morning bright 36 
 
 O Shkpheud Kind 37 
 
 O this big round world 106 
 
 Over hill and valley 22 
 
 O, We Are Volunteers 20 
 
 Saviour, Like a Shepherd.. 59 
 
 Saviour, Teach Me 73 
 
 Scatter the Clouds 24 
 
 Send out the shepherds 6 
 
 Shining little candle.s 101 
 
 Silent night! holy night! 117 
 
 Singing Praises 45 
 
 Snowflake Song 94 
 
 Soldiers of the Cross 110 
 
 Something came in my room 39 
 
 Springtime's Coming 18 
 
 Stars for Jesus 26 
 
 Suffer Little Children.... 69 
 
 Suffer now the little children. 50 
 
 Sunbeam Song 75 
 
 Sweet is Our Message 25 
 
 Sweet Sunday 98 
 
 Swinging in the tree-tops 45 
 
 Sylvester 88 
 
 Tell Again 60 
 
 Temperance Boys and Girls 77 
 
 The Beatitudes 97 
 
 The beautiful Palestine hillsides 44 
 
 The Birth Song of Jesus. . . 44 
 
 The Children are Precious 76 
 
 The Children Jesus Blessed 72 
 
 'The Lesson of the Lilies. . 43 
 
 The Light of Jesus 65 
 
 The Lily 48 
 
 The TjIttle Birds Have Come 32 
 
 The Litt-le Oleaners 17 
 
 Ika Little Lord Jesus .... 38 
 
 The Little Stars SS 
 
 The little trees are growing. . 109 
 
 The Lord Bless Thee 122 
 
 The Lord is in His Holy 16 
 The Lord is Thy Keeper. . . 31 
 
 The Lord's Prayer 51 
 
 The Master said, "Come, learn 100 
 There is no name so sweet .... 99 
 There's a Friend for Little 19 
 The Saviour who blessed little 2 
 
 The Snow Prayer 64 
 
 The Straying Lambs 6 
 
 The Sweetest Name 99 
 
 The Sweet Story 96 
 
 This Big Round World 106 
 
 This white lily has a story. ... 48 
 
 Tinkle, tinkle, tinkle 46 
 
 Tho' dark the night, and clouds 68 
 
 Thou art Guiding Me Ill 
 
 Thou art My Shepherd .... 113 
 Twinkle, Shining Stars. ... 115 
 Twinkle, twinkle, shining stars 115 
 
 Up in the Tree-Tops 
 
 86 
 
 Very Little Tots 42 
 
 We all are Little Builders 91 
 
 We are a little gleaning band . 17 
 
 We are happy little birds. . . . 121 
 
 We are happy little workers. . 78 
 
 We are little Christmas fairies 107 
 
 We are Little Helpers ... 74 
 
 We are little sailors 49 
 
 We are soldiers of the cross. . 110 
 
 Welcome, Fair Easter 28 
 
 Welcome, welcome fair Ea.ster 28 
 
 We Lift Our Hearts, Lord 93 
 
 We'll Try to Make Jesus 35 
 
 We're a happy l-ttle band .... 71 
 
 We Will Follow Jesus 7 
 
 We Wish a Happy Birthday 114 
 
 What Does Little Birdie 8 
 
 Whatever Jesus tells me 30 
 
 What Little Ones Can Do. 10 
 
 When He cometh 105 
 
 When I enter that beautiful TJ 
 
 When Jesus lived upon the 65 
 
 When wrong tho't's come .... 66 
 
 Where high, the spreading. ... 112 
 
 While I Lay Asleeping .... 39 
 
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