And wherefore should I seek above— Scudder Angel of peace, thou hast tarried— Holmes, O. W. Another day its course hath run— Pierpont Another year of setting suns— Chadwick Around the throne of God, the host— Ware As darker, darker fall around— See: Longfellow, S. As once again we gather here— Greenwood As shadows cast by sun and cloud— Bryant As the storm retreating— Williams, T. C. As tranquil streams that meet— Ham At first I prayed for light— Cheney B Be thou ready, fellow-mortal— Bartol Behold, the servant of the Lord— Anon. Behold the western evening light— Peabody, W. B. O. Beneath the shadow of the cross— Longfellow, S. Beneath thine hammer, Lord— Hedge Beneath thy trees we meet today— Weiss Benignant Saviour: ’twas not thine, altered to Most gracious Saviour: ’twas not thine— Bulfinch Blest is the hour when— Anon. Blest is the mortal— Adams, J. Q. Blind Bartimeus at the gate— Longfellow, H. W. Bondage and death the cup contains— Sargent Break the bread and pour the wine— Pierpont Bring, O morn, thy music— Gannett Brother, hast thou wandered far— Clarke Burden of shame and woe— Bulfinch By law from Sinai’s clouded steep— Williams, T. C. C Calm on the listening ear of night— Sears Christ hath arisen— Hedge Christ to the young man said— Longfellow, H. W. City of God, how broad, how far— Johnson Clear in memory’s silent reaches— Gannett Close softly, fondly, while ye weep— Bryant Come, Holy Spirit, hush my heart— Anon. Come, let us sing— Adams, J. Q. Come, let us who in Christ— Anon. Come, O thou universal good— Anon. Come, Thou Almighty King— Anon. Come, Thou Almighty Will— See: Longfellow, S. Come to the morning prayer— Anon.