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