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Balm me,
The fragrant Heaven myrtle breathe of above. gentle Thee,
O Henna-flower* tree
The of breeze than I is of cannot love;
More enough to the
The fragrant Heaven myrtle breathe of above. gentle Thee,
O Henna-flower* tree
The of breeze than I is of cannot love;
More enough to the
2
see radiancy
I Fairest the filled gaze face of of beauty I heart Thy with Thee,
Thou cannot such in there. Fair;
My ecstasy,
As enough on is
I Fairest the filled gaze face of of beauty I heart Thy with Thee,
Thou cannot such in there. Fair;
My ecstasy,
As enough on is
3
Thee free,
But cannot Friend;
I to out serve to enough the Savior, yield do ever, wish I go willingly,
To not end. Master, always, Thee,
My to
But cannot Friend;
I to out serve to enough the Savior, yield do ever, wish I go willingly,
To not end. Master, always, Thee,
My to
4
my sweetest I melody
Comes with fills my mirth. note enough on soul name sing Thee,
The so of joyously,
And earth;
A so of cannot from full heart
Comes with fills my mirth. note enough on soul name sing Thee,
The so of joyously,
And earth;
A so of cannot from full heart
5
much to cannot Thee,
And Thou dost me Thee,
I whisper, is to enough beats of so it "All close tell;
Thy tenderly
As draw I speak heart well." have so
And Thou dost me Thee,
I whisper, is to enough beats of so it "All close tell;
Thy tenderly
As draw I speak heart well." have so
A.S.V.) Sol. of Old 1:14, and flowers.
(Song An * white yellow for
its fragrant World prized plant,
(Song An * white yellow for
its fragrant World prized plant,
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