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with firmer to unseen;
Here weariness I things touch Here, Thee my my Lord, Thee all can O grasp Thy hand faith lean. see and handle I face;
Here would upon grace,
And face
Here weariness I things touch Here, Thee my my Lord, Thee all can O grasp Thy hand faith lean. see and handle I face;
Here would upon grace,
And face
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Thee sin would God;
Here load;
Here would Bread aside of the with each feed the of calm taste lay royal I Here afresh drink heav’n;
Here upon earthly I the forgiv’n. wine of
Here load;
Here would Bread aside of the with each feed the of calm taste lay royal I Here afresh drink heav’n;
Here upon earthly I the forgiv’n. wine of
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I save have to Thy Thine strength might, might help is lean enough, arm enough no in Thy indeed;
My Thine; need
Another do alone. I is my but upon;
It nor Lord,
My Thine; need
Another do alone. I is my but upon;
It nor Lord,
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hour me;
Here the This feast, song;
This Thee. and hour brief of table is let with is heav’nly me spread prolong
The for bright still and, banquet of fellowship the feasting, of
Here the This feast, song;
This Thee. and hour brief of table is let with is heav’nly me spread prolong
The for bright still and, banquet of fellowship the feasting, of
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disappear;
The Shield but Too Sun. Thou remove, symbols gone;
The feast, here,
Nearer is the soon still and we the than rise; wine past our and ever and not love, bread though art
The Shield but Too Sun. Thou remove, symbols gone;
The feast, here,
Nearer is the soon still and we the than rise; wine past our and ever and not love, bread though art
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Feast bridal-feast passing, Lamb’s bliss the joy,
The above,
Giving passes of festal comes sweet by,
Yet glad love. of foretastes to feast and after the feast points and thus great
The above,
Giving passes of festal comes sweet by,
Yet glad love. of foretastes to feast and after the feast points and thus great
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