Contributed to Martineau’s _Hymns_, 1873. 7. _I feel within a want_, Included in the Cheshire _Christian Hymns_, 1844; in Hedge and Huntington’s _Hymns for the Church of Christ_, 1853; and in a few other collections. 8. _In the morning I will praise_ (pray) In the author’s _Manual of Domestic Worship_, 1840, this hymn began _In the morning I will raise_ and was thus included in Martineau’s _Hymns_, 1873, but in Longfellow and Johnson’s _Book of Hymns_, 1846, and later American collections the first stanza is dropped and the hymn begins _In the morning I will pray_ 9. _O for a prophet’s fire,_ Included in the _Appendix_ to the Philadelphia Unitarian _Collection_, 1828, and in the Cheshire _Christian Hymns_, 1844. 10. _Richly, O richly have I been_, Written in 1823 and included in the author’s _Manual of Domestic Worship_, 1840. In Longfellow and Johnson’s _Book of Hymns_, 1846, and in their _Hymns of the Spirit_, 1864, it is altered to begin _O richly, Father, have I been_ In Hedge and Huntington’s _Hymns for the Church of Christ_, 1853, and most later Unitarian and other collections, the opening stanza is dropped and it begins with the second stanza, _Unworthy to be called Thy son_, 11. _She is not dead, but sleepeth_ Included in the author’s _Verses, Translations and Hymns_, 1886. 12. _Slowly by Thy [God’s] hand unfurled_ Written in 1825 and included in the author’s _Manual of Domestic Worship_, 1840. In Hedge and Huntington’s _Hymns for the Church of Christ_, 1853, the first line was changed to read, _Slowly by God’s hand unfurled_, and was thus printed in the Unitarian _Hymn and Tune Book_, 1868. In Martineau’s _Hymns_, 1873, and in most later American Unitarian collections, the original reading has been retained. 13. _That God is Love, unchanging Love_, Written in 1892 and included in _Hymns for Church and Home_, 1896, and in _The Isles of Shoals Hymn Book_, 1908. 14. _Thou only Living, only True_, An ordination hymn, dated 1868, included in Martineau’s _Hymns_, 1873. 15. _Thou who dost all things give_ Written in 1869. Included in the author’s _Verses, Translations and Hymns_, 1886; in _The Pilgrim Hymnal_, 1904; and in Horder’s _Treasury of American Sacred Song_, 1896. 16. _To the High and Holy One_, This is printed in full in _Lyra Sacra Americana_, 1868. In Longfellow and Johnson’s _Hymns of the Spirit_, 1864, the first stanza is dropped and it begins with the 2^nd stanza, _To the truth that makes us free_, 17. _What is the world that it should share_, Printed in the _Christian Disciple_, 1822, and in Martineau’s _Hymns_, 1873. It begins with the second stanza of a hymn of which the opening line reads, _Here in Thy temple, Lord, we bow_,