<h2><SPAN name="chap35"></SPAN>HYMNS AND ANTHEMS SUNG AT WELLESLEY COLLEGE</h2>
<h5>I</h5>
<h5>MOUNT CARMEL</h5>
<p class="poem">
Where art Thou, O my Lord?<br/>
Mount Carmel saw the throng<br/>
Of priests and heard the song;<br/>
To Baal was their call—<br/>
From morn till night did fall.<br/>
<br/>
Where art Thou, O my Lord?<br/>
Again Mount Carmel heard<br/>
Not in the spoken word,<br/>
Not in the earthquake’s shock,<br/>
Not in the rending rock<br/>
<br/>
Where art Thou, O my Lord?<br/>
The still voice softly speaks;<br/>
Each soul it swiftly seeks<br/>
Not in the thunder roll,<br/>
But in the inmost soul.<br/></p>
<h5>II</h5>
<h5>VESPER HYMN</h5>
<p class="poem">
Send peaceful sleep, O Lord, this night,<br/>
To keep us till the morning light;<br/>
And let no vision of alarm<br/>
Come near to do Thy children harm<br/>
<br/>
Within Thy circling arms we lie,<br/>
O God, in Thine infinity;<br/>
Our souls in quiet shall abide<br/>
Beset with love on every side.<br/></p>
<h5>III</h5>
<h5>THIS IS THAT BREAD</h5>
<p>This is that Bread that came down from Heaven,
he that eateth of this Bread shall live forever.</p>
<p class="poem">
Bread on which angels feed,<br/>
Bread for the spirit’s need<br/>
By faith receiving,<br/>
New life do Thou impart,<br/>
New strength to every heart,<br/>
Pure love of God Thou art<br/>
To us believing.<br/></p>
<h5>IV</h5>
<h5>O SLOW OF HEART</h5>
<p>O slow of heart to believe! Ought Christ not to
have suffered these things and to enter into His Glory?</p>
<p class="poem">
Quicken, Lord, my fainting heart,<br/>
Touch my eyes that they may see,<br/>
Let me know Thee as Thou art.<br/>
Life and Immortality.<br/></p>
<h5>V</h5>
<h5>ALL HAIL TO THEE, CHILD JESUS</h5>
<p class="poem">
All hail to Thee, child Jesus!<br/>
As the brooding darkness flies<br/>
At the swift approach of day,<br/>
Sun of righteousness, arise,<br/>
Chase the gloom of night away.<br/>
Great Prince of Peace, come to thine own,<br/>
And build in every heart Thy throne.<br/>
<br/>
Come to shed Thy healing balm<br/>
On all nations of the earth,<br/>
Child Jesus, come with holy calm,<br/>
How we hail thy wondrous birth.<br/>
Great Prince of Peace, come to Thine own,<br/>
And build in every heart Thy throne.<br/>
All hail to Thee, Child Jesus!<br/></p>
<h5>VI</h5>
<h5>THE WINE-PRESS</h5>
<p class="poem">
Who is this that comes from Edom<br/>
In such glorious array,<br/>
With his festal garments gleaming,<br/>
Travelling on his royal way<br/>
With a face majestic, calm and grave?<br/>
I that speak in righteousness, mighty to save.<br/>
<br/>
Why is thy apparel crimson,<br/>
Why is all thy garments’ pride<br/>
Stained as in the time of vintage<br/>
And with blood-red-color dyed?<br/>
Because of helpers I had none—<br/>
I have trodden the wine-press alone.<br/></p>
<h5>VII</h5>
<h5>WAKEN, SHEPHERDS!</h5>
<p class="poem">
(Angels) Hosanna! Hosanna! Hosanna!<br/>
(Shepherds) Waken, Shepherds, waken;<br/>
Whence this glowing light?<br/>
Ere the dawn of morning,<br/>
Solemn signs of warning<br/>
Portent of affright!<br/>
<br/>
(Angels) Courage, Shepherds, courage!<br/>
Banish your dismay,<br/>
or ye all are saved.<br/>
In the town of David<br/>
Christ is born to-day.<br/>
<br/>
(Shepherds) Harken, Shepherds, harken,<br/>
Hear the angels sing!<br/>
Jehovah sends a token,<br/>
He himself hath spoken<br/>
To proclaim our King.<br/>
<br/>
(Angels) Hasten, Shepherds, hasten,<br/>
This shall be your sign;<br/>
Where the kine are stabled,<br/>
In a manger cradled<br/>
Lies the Child Divine.<br/>
<br/>
(Shepherds and Angels) Angels, Shepherds, People,<br/>
Shout the glad refrain!<br/>
Joy to every nation<br/>
Bringing full salvation,<br/>
Christ has come to reign.<br/>
Hosanna! Hosanna! Hosanna!<br/></p>
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CAROLINE HAZARD</p>
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