Frances Bevan

(Emma) Frances Bevan (1827-1909) has written and translated (=tr) many fine hymns,
some of which (107) you may find here:

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A: A homeless Stranger amongst us came - Bands of love; All fair within those Children of the light - Thy hidden ones; All hail! O glorious Son of God - Risen and ascended; Allured into the desert, with God alone, apart - The secret of his pavilion; Am I not enough, mine own? - The inheritance (tr); Art thou weary, sad, and lonely - The last knock; As the bridegroom to his chosen - My God (tr); As the lily of the valley - The garden of God (tr); At the Lord's right hand there are pleasures - The divine love; A B C
C: Child of the Eternal Father - The high calling (tr); Come, children, on and forward! - Pilgrim song; A B C
F: For him the wilderness did not sing - The Outcast; From the brightness of the glory - The Evangelist; From the glory and the gladness - The gospel according to Paul; From the palace of his glory - The joy that was set before him; From the Rock that God has riven - The river of God; A B C
G: Glorious and solemn hour - The border of his sanctuary; Glorious River of God's pleasures - Rivers in the desert; God in heaven hath a treasure - Light of a Stone most precious; A B C
H: Hath not each heart a passion and a dream? - With him, all things (tr); He found me the lost and the wandering - It is finished; A B C
I: "I am not;" O words unwelcome - "I am not" (tr); I go from grief and sighing - The victory of the Lamb (tr); I go on my way rejoicing - The vessel of wrought gold; I know not the song of thy praises - A new song; I was journeying in the noontide - Beyond the brightness of the sun; I would bear in my body the dying - "The marks of the Lord Jesus"; In faith we sing this song of thankfulness - The blessed Hope; In him we live, in him we move - The far and the near; In the bosom of the Father - Above and below; In the depths of his bright glory - The secret of the Lord; In the distant land of famine - My welcome; In the great and terrible wilderness - The cloven Rock; In the Paradise of glory - The Paradise of God; In thy tabernacle, Lord, I offer - A song of the temple; In the world ye shall have tribulation - The hermit's cell; Is God for me? I fear not - My High Tower (tr); It ends – the vigil of high festival - The last watch of the night; It was as if upon his breast - The Land of promise; A B C
J: Jerusalem! thou glorious City-height - The City that hath foundations (tr); Jesus, Lord, in whom the Father - More than Heaven; Jesus, the One unchanging - A song; A B C
L: Lamb, thy white-robed people feeding - The Lamb of God; Lord Jesus, all my sin and guilt - Change of raiment; A B C
M: Many sorrows hard and bitter - Marah; 'Midst the darkness, storm and sorrow - The Bride; My Beloved, from earth's many voices - The inner chamber; A B C
N: Name of Jesus! highest Name! - The Name above every name; No more veil! God bids me enter - Brought nigh; No other voice than thine has ever spoken - The Shepherd's voice; Not built with hands is that fair radiant chamber - In his tabernacle; Now – borne upon the still, the boundless deep - The dwelling of the Lord; Now have I seen thee and found thee - The finding (tr); A B C
O: "O Father! not my will, but thine be done!" - "Out of the depths" (tr); O glad the wilderness for me - The blessed country; O God, a world of empty show - At rest; O God, through Christ the living way - Found; O Holy and mighty and marvellous Word - The hearing ear; O Lord, I have loved the fair beauty - The courts of God; O Lord, in my songs I have praised thee - The new song (tr); O Lord, the most fair, the most tender - The chase (tr); O Name, the psalm and the music - Jesus; O path which no eagle knoweth - Thy footsteps are not known; O that thy Name may be sounded - The joyful sound; Oft comes to me a blessed hour - The Sabbath year; Oh what will be the day when won at last - Things to come (tr); Oh when shall the fair day break - The night watch (tr); On, O beloved children - Pilgrim song (tr); One place I have in heaven above - The hidden path; One with Christ – within the golden City - The end of the journey Priest; A B C
P: Peace! O restless heart of mine - The ark of God; A B C
R: Rich, our God, art thou in mercy - Brought nigh; A B C
S: Sinners Jesus will receive - The welcome (tr); Soul, journeying through the desert wild - Childhood; Still, O soul! the sign and wonder - The sin-offering; Stillness midst the ever-changing - The quiet land; Sweet shades and fields that glow with summer flowers - The summer day; Sweet to trace his toiling footsteps - The great High Priest; A B C
T: Take me, Jesus, to thy breast - Evensong (tr); Tale of tenderness unfathomed - The pearl; The day is gone – my soul looks on - Twilight (tr); The evening comes, the sun is sunk and gone - The shadow of his wings; The hart panteth after the waters - The thirst of God (tr); The land! the glory of all lands - Emmanuel's land; The little while! how nearly gone - Tomorrow; The race of God's anointed priests - The royal priesthood (tr); There is a balm for every pain - Oil and vine (tr); There is a Day of rest before thee - Tomorrow (tr); There sounds a glorious music - The song of Christ; Thou Breath from still eternity - The Breath of God (tr); Thou knewest not where to lay thy head - His dwelling-place; Thou sweet beloved Will of God - The Will of God (tr); Thou who givest of thy gladness - The home (tr)-; To heart and soul how sweet thou art - Whiter than snow; To learn, and yet to learn, whilst life goes by - The task (tr); "To me to live is Christ," and yet the days - The Master’s hand (tr); To praise him in the dance! O glorious day! - The dance (tr); To thee, Lord, my heart unfoldeth - The meeting (tr); A B C
W: Wanderer, rest thy weary feet - The land of rest; We are come unto Mount Zion - Arrived; We slept – a sleep of death, and yet of dreams - Sleeping and waking; We thank thee, Lord, for weary days - Companionship; Wearily my spirit sinketh - The Everlasting Arms (tr); Wherefore goest thou with me? - A Light to lighten the gentiles; Who are these who come amongst us - Ambassadors for Christ; Who are these whose faces are irradiate - Citizens of Heaven; Wondrous joy, thy joy, Lord Jesus - The song of his joy; A B C