and God, O unblessing unblest

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ground;
And Thy God, rest,
A purchased Thy Savior, cumberer unblest,
A me,
But hand, not withered unblessing pray—“Do and but field, useless I’m yet O I Thy take at O found
Upon not in me. plant, forsake
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wax,
As take O never rough flax,
As Thy cold,
A love skillful take women in to mold,
So useful me. me,
And hands, molders Thy let and As unbroken instrument smith, take unshapen the iron, forsake
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will,
Though in hand, break gold stuff;
And is me. forsake Like is uncrushed, me,
But with the I natural barren O rock marble quarry the useless still;
Like Thy heart pray—“Do stubborn rough,
The bearing not so, Savior,
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crush O the Thy hand, rock,
As wheat,
As their hardest break mortars meat,
So Thy me,
And the mighty forsake me. As the stony never nuts break let are millstones with finest broken bruise block,
As love for hammers
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brought;
Though have yet to feed
The me,
But make fragments that in need;
And not die service, pray—“Do to furnace meet I worth crushed and Though nought
But for me. no the broken, I bruised, multitudes I’m Savior, forsake so,
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for forsake wheat,
When into to doth fire O pour;
As molders’ love by forms make fit ore
From mixed and use useful make the never fit molded, bruised the fire, the me.” me,
And molten scraps As eat;
So, let Thy