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H Had I ten thousand gifts beside, _Chatham._ 257 Had I the tongues of Greeks and Jews, _Watts._ 480 Happy are they who learn in thee, 1007 Happy soul, thy days are ended, _C. Wesley._ 1077 Happy the child whose tender years, _Watts._ 1312 Happy the Church, thou sacred place, _Watts._ 441 Happy the home when God is there, 1171 Happy the saints whose lot is cast, 719 Happy the souls to Jesus joined, _C. Wesley._ 491 Hail, gracious, heavenly Prince, 1217 Hail, morning known among the, _Wardlaw._ 614 Hail, ransomed world, awake to glory, 328 Hail, sacred truth, whose piercing rays, 13 Hail, sweetest, dearest tie that binds, _Sutton._ 430 Hail the blest morn, when the great Mediator, 138 Hail the day that saw him rise, _C. Wesley._ 628 Hail, thou long expected Jesus, _C. Wesley._ 136 Hail to the brightness of Zion’s, _T. Hastings._ 608 Hail to the Prince of life and, _Doddridge._ 218 Hail, tranquil hour of closing day, _L. Bacon._ 1193 Hallelujah! best and sweetest, _Breviary._ 924 Hark, from the world on high, _W. T. Moore._ 140 Hark, hark, the notes of joy, 132 Hark, hark, the voice of ceaseless praise, 1131 Hark how the gospel trumpet sounds, _Medley._ 272 Hark how the watchmen cry, _C. Wesley._ 878 Hark, sinner, while God from, _J. B. Hague._ 334 Hark, ten thousand harps and voices, _Kelly._ 663 Hark the glad sound! the Saviour, _Doddridge._ 124 Hark, the herald angels sing, _C. Wesley._ 126 Hark, the song of jubilee, _Montgomery._ 600 Hark, the voice of love and mercy, _Evans._ 178 Hark, what joyful notes are swelling, _W. T. Moore._ 134 Hark, what mean those holy voices, _Cawood._ 135 Hark, ye mortals, hear the trumpet, 1116 Hasten, Lord, the glorious time, _F. Lyte._ 599 Haste, O sinner, to be wise, _T. Scott._ 306 Haste, traveler, haste, the night, _Collyer._ 276 Have you heard, have you heard of that, 1162 Have we no tears to shed for him, _Lyra Cath._ 170 Head of the Church triumphant, _C. Wesley._ 742 Hear, Father, hear our prayer, 587 Hear, gracious God, a sinner’s cry, 344 Hear my prayer, O heavenly, _Thos. Park._ 1321 Hear, O sinner, mercy hails you, _Reed._ 316 Hear the royal proclamation, 274 Hear what God the Lord hath spoken, _Cowper._ 601 Heavenly Father, to whose eye, _Conder._ 572 He bids us come, his voice we know, 795 He came not with his heavenly crown, _Doane._ 155 He dies! the Friend of sinners dies, _Watts._ 172 He has come, the Christ of God, _Bonar._ 129 He knelt! the Saviour knelt, _Mrs. Hemans._ 165 He leadeth me, O blessed thought, 768 He lives, the great Redeemer lives, _Mrs. Steele._ 212 Help us, O Lord, thy yoke to wear 964 Here behold me as I cast, _Joachim Neander._ 891 Here I sink before thee lowly, 539 Here is my heart, I give it thee, 348 Here, O my Lord, I see thee face to face, 544 Here, Saviour, we would come, 388 Here we are but straying, _I. N. Carman._ 829 He sendeth sun, he sendeth, _Sarah F. Adams._ 68 He that goeth forth with weeping, _Hastings._ 969 He who on earth as man was known, _Newton._ 246 High as the heavens above the ground, _Watts._ 1264 High in yonder realms of light, _Raffles._ 1138 Holy Bible! book divine, 20 Holy Father, thou hast taught me, 887 Holy Lord, our hearts prepare, 576 Honor and happiness unite, _Cowper._ 413 Hope of our hearts, O Lord, appear, 1099 Ho, reapers of life’s harvest, 476 Hosanna, raise the pealing hymn, 234 Hosanna to our conquering King, _Watts._ 243 Hosanna to the Prince of light, _Watts._ 185 How are thy servants blest, O Lord, _Addison._ 1292 How beauteous are their feet, _Watts._ 270 How beauteous were the marks, _A. C. Coxe._ 144 How blest are they whose transient, _Norton._ 1042 How blest the righteous when, _Mrs. Barbauld._ 1039 How blest the sacred tie that, _Mrs. Barbauld._ 479 How bright these glorious spirits shine, 909 How calm and beautiful the morn, _T. Hastings._ 186 How charming is the place, _Stennett._ 454 How did my heart rejoice to hear, _Watts._ 445 How firm a foundation, ye saints of, _Kirkham._ 792 How free and boundless is the grace, _Beddome._ 287 How gentle God’s commands, _Doddridge._ 92 How gracious and how wise, _Doddridge._ 1018 How happy are they who their, _C. Wesley._ 408 How happy every child of grace, _C. Wesley._ 404 How happy is the Christian’s state, 402 How happy is the pilgrim’s lot, _C. Wesley._ 1061 How honored, how dear is that sacred, _Conder._ 585 How honored is the place, _Watts._ 457 How long, O Lord, our Saviour, 831 How oft, alas! this wretched heart, _Mrs. Steele._ 868 How painfully pleasing the fond recollection, 23 How pleased and blest was I, _Watts._ 627 How pleasing to behold and see, _Dobell._ 515 How pleasant, how divinely fair, _Watts._ 686 How precious is the book divine, _Fawcett._ 9 How shall I my Saviour set forth, _Maxwell._ 659 How shall the young secure their hearts, _Watts._ 15 How short and hasty is our life, _Watts._ 1052 How sweet, how heavenly is the sight, _Swain._ 493 How sweetly flowed the gospel sound, _Bowring._ 141 How sweet the gospel trumpet sounds, 1279 How sweet the name of Jesus sounds, _Newton._ 247 How sweet the praise, how high, _B. Skene._ 638 How sweet to be allowed to pray, 560 How sweet to leave the world awhile, _Kelly._ 548 How tender is thy hand, _T. Hastings._ 1015 How vain is all beneath the skies, 426 How various and how new, _Stennett._ 652 How vast is the tribute I owe, 1027 Humble souls, who seek salvation, _Fawcett._ 393 Hungry, and faint, and poor, 703 Hush the loud cannon’s roar, _Johns._ 965