Chapter L

Laborers of Christ, arise— Sigourney
Lead us, O Father, in the paths of peace— Burleigh
Let the still air rejoice— Pierpont
“Let there be light!” when— Anon.
Let whosoever will inquire— Scudder
Life is real! Life is earnest— Longfellow, H. W.
Life of Ages, richly poured— Johnson
Life of all that lives below— Longfellow, S.
Life of God, within my soul— Longfellow, S.
Lift aloud the voice of praise— Peabody, E.
Lift your glad voices in triumph on high— Ware
Light of ages and of nations— Longfellow, S.
Like Israel’s host to exile driven— Ware
Like pilgrims sailing through the night— Harris, F.
Lo, the day of days is here— Hosmer
Lo! the day of rest declineth— Robbins, C.
Lo, the earth is risen again— Longfellow, S.
Lo, the Easter-tide is here— Hosmer
Look from Thy sphere— Bryant
Lord, beneath thine equal hand—
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Lord, beneath whose equal hand— Hall
Lord deliver, thou canst save— Follen
Lord, I believe, and in my faith— Badger
Lord, in this sacred hour— Bulfinch
Lord, in thy garden agony— Anon.
Lord, may the spirit of this feast— Anon.
Lord of all being, throned afar— Holmes, O. W.
Lord of all, we bow before Thee— Waterston
Lord of all worlds— Adams, J. Q.
Lord of the worlds below— Freeman
Lord, once our faith in man— Johnson
Lord, when thine ancient people cried— Sewall
Lord, who dost the voices bless— Williams, T. C.
Lord, who ordainest for mankind— Bryant
Love for all! and can it be— Longfellow, S.