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Twas on that dark, that doleful night,  Watts, Isaac, 1674_1748  [Hymns and spiritual songs (1707), bk. III, Hymn 1]  The marriage supper of the lamb.  Yale  c.180  p. 36 
A man there is, a real man,    [Hymn]  In that tremendous day.  Yale  c.180  p. 77 
Alas! and did my Savior bleed!  Watts, Isaac, 1674_1748  [Hymns and spiritual songs (1707), bk. II, Hymn 9]  'Tis all that I can do.  Yale  c.180  p. 29 
All mortal vanities begone,  Watts, Isaac, 1674_1748  [Hymns and spiritual songs (1707), bk. I, Hymn 25]  And dwell upon his father's throne.  Yale  c.180  p. 24 
And now the scales have left mine eyes,  Watts, Isaac, 1674_1748  [Hymns and spiritual songs (1707), bk II, Hymn 81]  With ev'ry darling sin.  Yale  c.180  p. 9 
At Thy command, our dearest Lord,  Watts, Isaac, 1674_1748  [Hymns and spiritual songs (1707), bk. III, Hymn 19]  And we are waiting till he come.  Yale  c.180  p. 50 
Awake my heart, arise my tongue,  Watts, Isaac, 1674_1748  [Hymns and spiritual songs (1707), bk. I, Hymn 20]  Let all thy pow'rs agree.  Yale  c.180  p. 41 
Behold the blind their sight receive!  Watts, Isaac, 1674_1748  [Hymns and spiritual songs (1707), bk. II, Hymn 137]  Which bear credentials so divine.  Yale  c.180  p. 14 
Behold the glories of the lamb  Watts, Isaac, 1674_1748  [Hymns and spiritual songs (1707), bk. I, Hymn 1]  And bring the promis'd hour!  Yale  c.180  p. 22 
Behold, the grace appears,  Watts, Isaac, 1674_1748  [Hymns and spiritual songs (1707), bk. I, Hymn 2]  And loud repeat their songs.  Yale  c.180  p. 1 
Behold the rose of Sharon here,  Watts, Isaac, 1674_1748  [Hymns and spiritual songs (1707), bk. I, Hymn 68]  Nor stir, nor wake, nor grieve my love.  Yale  c.180  p. 64 
Behold the woman's promis'd seed!  Watts, Isaac, 1674_1748  [Hymns and spiritual songs (1707), bk. II, Hymn 135]  And own thee as the promis'd seed.  Yale  c.180  p. 14 
Blood has a voice to pierce the skies,  Watts, Isaac, 1674_1748  [Hymns and spiritual songs (1707), bk. II, Hymn 118]  And, for our pardon, pleads his blood.  Yale  c.180  p. 35 
Brethren, let us praise our L[ord]    [Hymn]  Their G[od] and guide till death.  Yale  c.180  p. 85 
Come, all harmonious tongues,  Watts, Isaac, 1674_1748  [Hymns and spiritual songs (1707), bk. II, Hymn 84]  To everlasting days.  Yale  c.180  p. 11 
Come let us join a joyful tune  Watts, Isaac, 1674_1748  [Hymns and spiritual songs (1707), bk. III, Hymn 8]  To raise and heal the dead.  Yale  c.180  p. 45 
Come let us lift our voices high,  Watts, Isaac, 1674_1748  [Hymns and spiritual songs (1707), bk. III, Hymn 21]  Exceed our noblest songs.  Yale  c.180  p. 55 
Daughters of Sion, come, behold  Watts, Isaac, 1674_1748  [hymn]  With all his Father's glories on.  Yale  c.180  p. 61 
Dearest of all the names above,  Watts, Isaac, 1674_1748  [Hymns and spiritual songs (1707), bk. II, Hymn 148]  And there I fix my trust.  Yale  c.180  p. 16 
Ere the blue heav'ns were stretch'd abroad  Watts, Isaac, 1674_1748  [Hymns and spiritual songs (1707), bk. I, Hymn 2]  The glories of Emanuel!  Yale  c.180  p. 2 
Father, we wait to feel thy Grace  Watts, Isaac, 1674_1748  [Hymns and spiritual songs (1707), bk. II, Hymn 68]  More than the wine we taste.  Yale  c.180  p. 58 
Hark! the redeemer from on high  Watts, Isaac, 1674_1748  [Hymns and spiritual songs (1707), bk. I, Hymn 70]  My love, my Savior, from my side!  Yale  c.180  p. 68 
Hosanna to the prince of light  Watts, Isaac, 1674_1748  [Hymns and spiritual songs (1707), bk. II, Hymn 70]  Sound our Emmanuel's praise.  Yale  c.180  p. 6 
Hosanna to the royal son  Watts, Isaac, 1674_1748  [Hymns and spiritual songs (1707), bk. I, Hymn 16]  Thus silence into songs.  Yale  c.180  p. 3 
How are thy glories here display'd,  Watts, Isaac, 1674_1748  [Hymns and spiritual songs (1707), bk. III, Hymn 25]  And ev'ry tear be dry.  Yale  c.180  p. 59 
How condescending and how kind  Watts, Isaac, 1674_1748  [Hymns and spiritual songs (1707), bk. III, Hymn 4]  Mourn that we pier[c]ed the Lord.  Yale  c.180  p. 17 
How rich are thy provisions, Lord!  Watts, Isaac, 1674_1748  [Hymns and spiritual songs (1707), bk. III, Hymn 12]  The vast expense our lives would cost.  Yale  c.180  p. 47 
How sad our state by nature is!  Watts, Isaac, 1674_1748  [Hymns and spiritual songs (1707), bk. II, Hymn 90]  My Jesus, and my all.  Yale  c.180  p. 33 
How wondrous are the works of G[od]    [Hymn]  The greatest glories G[od] can show.  Yale  c.180  p. 83 
I sing my Savior's wondrous death;  Watts, Isaac, 1674_1748  [Hymns and spiritual songs (1707), bk. II, Hymn 114]  He pass'd to reach the crown.  Yale  c.180  p. 13 
Infinite guilt! amazing woe!  Watts, Isaac, 1674_1748  [Hymns and spiritual songs (1707), bk. II, Hymn 95, with `grief' for `guilt']  In undissembled woe.  Yale  c.180  p. 12 
Jesus gives us true repentance    [Hymn]  Come to us thro' J[esus'] blood.  Yale  c.180  p. 82 
Jesus invites his saints  Watts, Isaac, 1674_1748  [Hymns and spiritual songs (1707), bk. III, Hymn 2]  And ev'ry voice be praise.  Yale  c.180  p. 42 
Jesus is gone above the skies  Watts, Isaac, 1674_1748  [Hymns and spiritual songs (1707), bk. III, Hymn 6]  To fetch our longing spirits home.  Yale  c.180  p. 44 
Jesus is the chiefest good,    [Hymn]  Jesus' blood has bought us heav'n.  Yale  c.180  p. 79 
Jesus, the God, invites us here,  Watts, Isaac, 1674_1748  [hymn]  For 'tis immortal food!  Yale  c.180  p. 54 
Jesus! we bow before thy feet!  Watts, Isaac, 1674_1748  [Hymns and spiritual songs (1707), bk. III, Hymn 18]  A loud hosanna 'round the place!  Yale  c.180  p. 53 
Jesus, with all thy saints above,  Watts, Isaac, 1674_1748  [Hymns and spiritual songs (1707), bk. II, Hymn 29]  Our saints to feel his grace.  Yale  c.180  p. 4 
Kind is the speech of Christ our Lord,  Watts, Isaac, 1674_1748  [Hymns and spiritual songs (1707), bk. I, Hymn 73]  When Christ invites my soul away.  Yale  c.180  p. 63 
Let all our tongues be one  Watts, Isaac, 1674_1748  [Hymns and spiritual songs (1707), bk. III, Hymn 9]  And witness to my heart!  Yale  c.180  p. 19 
Let Him embrace my soul, and prove  Watts, Isaac, 1674_1748  [Hymns and spiritual songs (1707), bk. I, Hymn 66]  Raise us to nobler seats above.  Yale  c.180  p. 60 
Let the old heathens tune their song  Watts, Isaac, 1674_1748  [Hymns and spiritual songs (1707), bk. II, Hymn 21]  Round the wide earth, and wider heaven.  Yale  c.180  p. 3 
Let them neglect thy glory, Lord,  Watts, Isaac, 1674_1748  [Hymns and spiritual songs (1707), bk. II, Hymn 35]  In one eternal round.  Yale  c.180  p. 31 
Let us adore th'eternal word,  Watts, Isaac, 1674_1748  [Hymns and spiritual songs (1707), bk. III, Hymn 5]  Our bodies from the tomb.  Yale  c.180  p. 43 
Lo, the destroying angel flies  Watts, Isaac, 1674_1748  [hymn]  And God's avenging sword.  Yale  c.180  p. 38 
Lord how divine thy comforts are!  Watts, Isaac, 1674_1748  [Hymns and spiritual songs (1707), bk. III, Hymn 11]  Eternal as his days!  Yale  c.180  p. 46 
Lord, we adore thy bounteous hand,  Watts, Isaac, 1674_1748  [Hymns and spiritual songs (1707), bk. III, Hymn 20]  And reach where Jesus is.  Yale  c.180  p. 52 
Much we talk of J[esus]'s blood    [Hymn]  Jes[us] died for sinner's sake.  Yale  c.180  p. 87 
My Savior God, my Sov'reign Prince,  Watts, Isaac, 1674_1748  [Hymns and spiritual songs (1707), bk. II, Hymn 41]  Exceeds the figure still.  Yale  c.180  p. 40 
Nature with open volume stands  Watts, Isaac, 1674_1748  [Hymns and spiritual songs (1707), bk. III, Hymn 10]  And worship at his sacred throne.  Yale  c.180  p. 21 
Not all the blood of beasts  Watts, Isaac, 1674_1748  [Hymns and spiritual songs (1707), bk. II, Hymn 142]  And sing his bleeding love.  Yale  c.180  p. 15 
Now for a tune of lofty praise  Watts, Isaac, 1674_1748  [Hymns and spiritual songs (1707), bk. II, Hymn 42]  And echoes thro' the heav'nly plains.  Yale  c.180  p. 5 
Now in the gall'ries of his grace  Watts, Isaac, 1674_1748  [Hymns and spiritual songs (1707), bk. I, Hymn 77]  Over the hills where spices grow!  Yale  c.180  p. 70 
Now let our pain be all forgot  Watts, Isaac, 1674_1748  [Hymns and spiritual songs (1707), bk. III, Hymn 16]  And all our lives be praise.  Yale  c.180  p. 51 
Now to the Lord a noble song!  Watts, Isaac, 1674_1748  [Hymns and spiritual songs (1707), bk. II, Hymn 47]  And sing His name to harps of gold!  Yale  c.180  p. 32 
O might I see Thee everywhere    `From a M.S. of B.' [hymn]  I'll weep till I'm with Thee.  Yale  c.180  p. 71 
Oh! the delights, the heav'nly joys,  Watts, Isaac, 1674_1748  [Hymns and spiritual songs (1707), bk. II, Hymn 91]  To fetch our souls away.  Yale  c.180  p. 34 
O ye sons of man, be wise:    [Hymn]  And your souls shall bless the L[or]d.  Yale  c.180  p. 85 
Once more the constant sun    [Hymn]  Forevermore.  Yale  c.180  p. 80 
Our spirits join t'adore the Lamb:  Watts, Isaac, 1674_1748  [Hymns and spiritual songs (1707), bk. III, Hymn 22]  A thousand lives shall be all thine.  Yale  c.180  p. 56 
Plung'd in a gulf of dark despair  Watts, Isaac, 1674_1748  [Hymns and spiritual songs (1707), bk. II, Hymn 79]  His love can ne'er be told.  Yale  c.180  p. 8 
Sitting around our father's board,  Watts, Isaac, 1674_1748  [Hymns and spiritual songs (1707), bk. III, Hymn 23]  Or equal thanks repay.  Yale  c.180  p. 56 
The h[ymn]s in scripture saith,    [Hymn]  Work all thy will by love!  Yale  c.180  p. 78 
The lands that long in darkness lay,  Watts, Isaac, 1674_1748  [Hymns and spiritual songs (1707), bk. I, Hymn 13]  And reign to ages yet unknown.  Yale  c.180  p. 23 
The mem'ry of our dying Lord  Watts, Isaac, 1674_1748  [Hymns and spiritual songs (1707), bk. III, Hymn 15]  But dwell at th'heavenly feast.  Yale  c.180  p. 49 
The promise of my father's love  Watts, Isaac, 1674_1748  [Hymns and spiritual songs (1707), bk. III, Hymn 3]  Made his own life the seal.  Yale  c.180  p. 37 
The true messiah now appears  Watts, Isaac, 1674_1748  [Hymns and spiritual songs (1707), bk II, Hymn 12]  And pleads his wounded side.  Yale  c.180  p. 30 
The voice of my beloved sounds  Watts, Isaac, 1674_1748  [Hymns and spiritual songs (1707), bk. I, Hymn 69]  And leave all earthly loves behind.  Yale  c.180  p. 66 
The wond'ring world inquires to know  Watts, Isaac, 1674_1748  [Hymns and spiritual songs (1707), bk. I, Hymn 75]  Would make the whole earth love him too.  Yale  c.180  p. 26 
Thou whom my soul admires above  Watts, Isaac, 1674_1748  [Hymns and spiritual songs (1707), bk. I, Hymn 67]  Till my beloved lead me home.  Yale  c.180  p. 62 
Thus said the Ruler of the skies,  Watts, Isaac, 1674_1748  [Hymns and spiritual songs (1707), bk. II, Hymn 83]  The Savior and the king.  Yale  c.180  p. 10 
To God the glory! peace on earth,  Watts, Isaac, 1674_1748  [hymn]  Most high forevermore!  Yale  c.180  p. 38 
We are a garden wall'd around,  Watts, Isaac, 1674_1748  [Hymns and spiritual songs (1707), bk. I, Hymn 74]  Demands more praise then tongues can give.  Yale  c.180  p. 65 
We sing the amazing deeds  Watts, Isaac, 1674_1748  [Hymns and spiritual songs (1707), bk. III, Hymn 17]  His glory in the highest.  Yale  c.180  p. 48 
What equal honors shall we bring  Watts, Isaac, 1674_1748  [Hymns and spiritual songs (1707), bk. I, Hymn 63]  And ev'ry creature say amen!  Yale  c.180  p. 25 
When I survey the wondrous cross  Watts, Isaac, 1674_1748  [Hymns and spiritual songs (1707), bk. III, Hymn 7]  Demands my soul, my life, my all.  Yale  c.180  p. 18 
When strangers stand and hear me tell  Watts, Isaac, 1674_1748  [Hymns and spiritual songs (1707), bk. I, Hymn 76]  To dwell forever with my love.  Yale  c.180  p. 67 
When the first parents of our race  Watts, Isaac, 1674_1748  [Hymns and spiritual songs (1707), bk. II, Hymn 78]  Speak thy deserved praise.  Yale  c.180  p. 7 
Who has believ'd thy word,  Watts, Isaac, 1674_1748  [hymn]  And bore their sins, and died.  Yale  c.180  p. 28