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