D Day unto day uttereth speech— Burleigh Dear ties of mutual succor— Bryant Deem not that they are blest alone— Bryant Deus omnium creator— Greenough Down the dark future thro long generations— Longfellow, H. W. Down toward the twilight drifting— Robbins, S. D. E Enkindling Love, eternal Flame— Barrows Eternal One, Thou living God— Longfellow, S. Eternal Ruler of the ceaseless round— Chadwick Every bird that upward springs— Neale, but see Longfellow, S. F Faint not, poor traveller, though— Norton Far off, O God, and yet most near— Barber Father, beneath thy sheltering wing— Burleigh Father divine! This deadening power control— Tuckerman Father, give thy benediction— Longfellow, S. Father, hear the prayer we offer— Willis, L. M. Father! I wait Thy word— Very, J. Father in heaven, hear us— Ames Father in heaven, to Thee my heart— altered to Father in heaven, to whom our hearts— Furness Father, in thy mysterious presence kneeling— Johnson Father, there is no change to live with Thee— Very, J. Father, Thou art calling— Blake Father, thy servant waits— Burleigh Father! Thy wonders do not singly stand— Very, J. Father, to thee we look— Hosmer Father, to thy kind love— Bryant Father, to us thy children— Clarke Father, we would not dare— Savage Father, whose heavenly kingdom lies— Huntington Feeble, helpless, how shall I— Furness For all thy gifts we bless Thee, Lord— Clarke For mercies past we praise thee— Anon. For summer’s bloom, and autumn’s— Holland For the dear love that kept us— Burleigh For Thee in Zion— Adams, J. Q. Forward through the ages— Hosmer Freedom, thy holy light— Ham From age to age how grandly rise— Hosmer From age to age they gather, all the— Hosmer From Bethany the Master— Ham