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Notes on Nursing: What It Is, and What It Is Not · Florence Nightingale — chapter 22 of 22 · ~270 words · public domain

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O Clap your hands Dr. William Child When the Lord turned again Adrian Batten O Pray for the Peace of Jerusalem Dr. Benj. Rogers How Long wilt Thou forget me Ditto

NO. III. (PRICE 1s.) CONTAINS:

Oh! that the salvation Dr. Benj. Rogers Praise the Lord, O my soul Ditto O Give thanks unto the Lord Ditto Save me, O God Ditto Behold how good and joyful Ditto

NO. IV. (PRICE 8d.) CONTAINS:

By the waters of Babylon Rev. Dr. H. Aldrich Not unto us, O Lord Thomas Kelway O praise the Lord all ye heathen John Goldwin

NO. V. (PRICE 8d.) CONTAINS:

Haste Thee, O God, to deliver me Adrian Batten Why art thou so heavy Dr. Orlando Gibbons Behold now praise the Lord Rev. Dr. H. Aldrich

NO. VI. (PRICE 10d.) CONTAINS:

Praise the Lord, O my soul Dr. John Blow In Thee, O Lord, have I put my trust William Evans

NO. VII. (PRICE 8d.) CONTAINS:

Unto Thee O Lord, will I lift up Thomas Kelway The Lord is King William King In the beginning, O Lord Matthew Lock

NO. VIII (PRICE 1s.) CONTAINS:

Let God arise Matthew Lock Sing unto the Lord a new song Ditto When the Son of Man shall come Ditto Lord, we beseech Thee Adrian Batten

NO. IX. (PRICE 8d.) CONTAINS:

O Lord, I have loved the habitation Thomas Tomkins Great and marvellous Ditto He that hath pity upon the poor Ditto

NO. X. (PRICE 10d.) CONTAINS:

O Lord God of our salvation Rev. Dr. H. Aldrich Lord, who shall dwell Adrian Batten O Praise the Lord: laud ye Dr. William Child

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