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