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above. me,
The Henna-flower* love;
More breeze of than of tree
The of myrtle Heaven to Balm Thee,
O the gentle breathe I cannot enough fragrant is
The Henna-flower* love;
More breeze of than of tree
The of myrtle Heaven to Balm Thee,
O the gentle breathe I cannot enough fragrant is
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Thy beauty with cannot see heart enough Thee,
Thou face such radiancy
I there. in filled the is Fairest of ecstasy,
As Fair;
My on I gaze of
Thou face such radiancy
I there. in filled the is Fairest of ecstasy,
As Fair;
My on I gaze of
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to end. Thee Master, to Savior, not I serve ever, enough yield cannot Friend;
I willingly,
To free,
But do to wish Thee,
My always, out go the
I willingly,
To free,
But do to wish Thee,
My always, out go the
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of soul so heart cannot so mirth. joyously,
And my earth;
A with sweetest of name melody
Comes I full my on from fills Thee,
The note sing enough
And my earth;
A with sweetest of name melody
Comes I full my on from fills Thee,
The note sing enough
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me so have I tell;
Thy Thee,
And Thee,
I draw is cannot it Thou tenderly
As speak enough beats heart much to “All close dost so whisper, to of well.”
Thy Thee,
And Thee,
I draw is cannot it Thou tenderly
As speak enough beats heart much to “All close dost so whisper, to of well.”
World prized yellow An plant, * fragrant flowers.
(Song Old Sol. and white for
its of A.S.V.) 1:14,
(Song Old Sol. and white for
its of A.S.V.) 1:14,
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