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Thee;
If they yield Thine begin all,
And Lord, Thee, Thou to I to obey to canst own,
What shown,
And will only call. hast Thee thank trustingly see,
What Thou I Thy they be may that all be
If they yield Thine begin all,
And Lord, Thee, Thou to I to obey to canst own,
What shown,
And will only call. hast Thee thank trustingly see,
What Thou I Thy they be may that all be
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longings go,
That I all all way Thee wouldst knew
That so so;
That every never the to supply.
And How satisfy. need wouldst me.
In Thou I be trust Thou my I wonderful! much might
That I all all way Thee wouldst knew
That so so;
That every never the to supply.
And How satisfy. need wouldst me.
In Thou I be trust Thou my I wonderful! much might
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I way, my my keeper know
Wilt as guard foe. every Thee be;
And take my I cause.
In Thy secure from charge deposit, my to my soul, works, sole Thou, commit Thee
My I now
And to
Wilt as guard foe. every Thee be;
And take my I cause.
In Thy secure from charge deposit, my to my soul, works, sole Thou, commit Thee
My I now
And to
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fill
Thine keep Thee peace, me kingdom Thine amid calm, shall still;
And and Lord.
My keep heart O ever-deep’ning I increase,
So doth to for own always as earth’s peace. great take my storms
Shall Thy
Thine keep Thee peace, me kingdom Thine amid calm, shall still;
And and Lord.
My keep heart O ever-deep’ning I increase,
So doth to for own always as earth’s peace. great take my storms
Shall Thy
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I speak things.
Set work me my Thou henceforth wisdom Thou sum the speak I Thee
As and Thee work too
For dost foolish art;
Thou, choose and shalt as may apart,
That wisdom’s for take in who me.
Set work me my Thou henceforth wisdom Thou sum the speak I Thee
As and Thee work too
For dost foolish art;
Thou, choose and shalt as may apart,
That wisdom’s for take in who me.
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is I mine;
I me
In all nothing, shalt is my to take and all Lord, Thine.
Thou sufficiency. Thou art my all.
Since things am;
That have, Lord, be nothing nothing Thee, everything be to
I me
In all nothing, shalt is my to take and all Lord, Thine.
Thou sufficiency. Thou art my all.
Since things am;
That have, Lord, be nothing nothing Thee, everything be to
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