| 35t Lisbon | And these rejoicing eyes.
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| 77 How Beautiful Heaven Must Be | These truths in God's word He hath given,
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| 113 The Converted Thief | Yet quickly from these scenes of woe
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| 154 Happy Time | While in these songs we join;
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| 158 The Land of Rest | These gloomy doubts that rise,
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| 204b Evening Bells | While yet our bards shall walk these dells,
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| 216b Social Band | Say, who are these I now behold,
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| 220 Over the Sea | When Jesus shall summons these nations up,
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| 229 Tranquility | But these days of weeping o'er,
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| 233 Believer and His Soul | These are they that grieve me.
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| 249 Green Fields | O drive these dark clouds from my sky,
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| 271 The Mouldering Vine (First) | We are like to one of these.
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| 276 Worlds Beyond the Sky | Above these gloomy shades;
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| 278 God Holds the Future | But friends these worldly things are vain,
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| 308 The Happy Time | While in these songs we join.
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| 309 Singing School | May all these young people
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| 316 This Heavy Load | We'll leave these burdens, and this woe;
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| 330 Fulfillment | These are the days of visitation,
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| 407 Sweet Hope (Second) | What glorious, cheering words are these,
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| 409t Little Marlborough | And must these active limbs of mine,
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| 415t Nazareth | For 'twas to bless such souls as these
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| 417t Heber | How bright these glories shine.
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| 418b Union Vale | In these cold hearts of ours.
Fond of these trifling toys;
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| 423t Coventry | Above these gloomy shades,
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| 437 The Dying Penitent | Yet quickly from these scenes of woe
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| 438 The Mouldering Vine (Second) | We are like to one of these.
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| 440b Robinson | Above these gloomy shades,
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| 446 Damascus | For these inestimable gains,
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| 473 Bartholday | He shows beyond these mortal shores,
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| 480 Salineville | What little things these worlds would be,
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| 481 Holden | These lives so frail Thy love prolongs,
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