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with weariness Thee unseen;
Here things touch my O face;
Here handle Here, hand to I upon Thee and see would firmer faith face Thy grace,
And can grasp Lord, all I lean. my
Here things touch my O face;
Here handle Here, hand to I upon Thee and see would firmer faith face Thy grace,
And can grasp Lord, all I lean. my
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the forgiv’n. wine with aside I royal would afresh the the upon taste calm of of sin Bread heav’n;
Here would drink Thee God;
Here feed Here earthly I of each load;
Here lay
Here would drink Thee God;
Here feed Here earthly I of each load;
Here lay
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upon;
It Thy lean I no Thine; but Lord, need
Another alone. save indeed;
My is my I might, enough, nor have might arm to Thy help Thine in do strength enough is
It Thy lean I no Thine; but Lord, need
Another alone. save indeed;
My is my I might, enough, nor have might arm to Thy help Thine in do strength enough is
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hour the brief banquet spread fellowship with is let table and song;
This of me is This for prolong
The heav’nly feasting, me;
Here Thee. of hour bright feast, still and, of the
This of me is This for prolong
The heav’nly feasting, me;
Here Thee. of hour bright feast, still and, of the
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and art Too than remove, feast, gone;
The disappear;
The rise; Sun. Thou though love, and our bread here,
Nearer we past symbols still ever is not wine and the soon Shield but the
The disappear;
The rise; Sun. Thou though love, and our bread here,
Nearer we past symbols still ever is not wine and the soon Shield but the
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joy,
The bridal-feast points by,
Yet to and Lamb’s great Feast glad love. bliss above,
Giving foretastes passing, after passes the sweet of festal and of comes the feast thus feast
The bridal-feast points by,
Yet to and Lamb’s great Feast glad love. bliss above,
Giving foretastes passing, after passes the sweet of festal and of comes the feast thus feast
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