O Love Divine, that stooped to share— Holmes, O. W. O Love of God most full— Clute O my country, land of promise— Ham O Name, all other names above— Hosmer O North, with all thy vales— Bryant O Prophet souls of all the years— Hosmer O sing with loud and joyful song— Blake O speed thee, Christian— Anon. O star of truth, down shining— Savage O stay thy tears; for they are blest— Norton O still in accents sweet and strong— Longfellow, S. O suffering Friend of all mankind— Bulfinch O that the race of men— Adams, J. Q. O the beautiful old story— Alcott O Thou, at whose dread name we stand— Sprague O thou great Friend to all the sons— Parker O Thou, in all thy might so far— Hosmer O thou in lonely vigil led— Hosmer O Thou in whom alone is found— Ware O Thou, in whom we live and move— Longfellow, S. O Thou, in whose Eternal Name— Huntington O Thou that once on Horeb stood— Huntington O Thou to Whom in ancient times— Pierpont O Thou to whom in prayer and praise— Church O Thou who art above all height— Pierpont O Thou who art my King— Badger O Thou, who art of all that is— Hosmer O Thou, who hearest prayer— Anon. O Thou who on the whirlwind rides— Pierpont O Thou who on thy chosen Son— Ware O Thou who turnest into morning— Loring, L. P. O thou whose gracious presence— Ham O Thou, whose liberal sun and rain— Longfellow, S. O Thou, whose love can ne’er forget— Bryant O Thou whose own vast temple stands— altered to Thou, whose unmeasured temple stands— Bryant O Thou, whose perfect goodness crowns— Chadwick O Thou, whose Spirit witness bears— Hosmer O Thou with whom in sweet content— Foote, H. W., I O troubled sea of Galilee— Wilson, L. G. O what concerns it him whose way— Norton O when the hours of life are past— Peabody, W. B. O. O why should friendship grieve— Anon.