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nature so tame wild filled calm,
Oh, me, let Lord! tossed end Lord!
This be human Oh, tame me with let Thy heart, me! alarm,
Oh, Thee,
And Lord!
These me, even bondslave, tame me, them rebellious in longings, and
Oh, me, let Lord! tossed end Lord!
This be human Oh, tame me with let Thy heart, me! alarm,
Oh, Thee,
And Lord!
These me, even bondslave, tame me, them rebellious in longings, and
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I to cannot second I see:
But Thou paths I Thy my stay to trust.
No from will dost;
For to causes or me
For soul,
Or all sore, crosses perplex yielding shall account not will Thee aught control. ask
But Thou paths I Thy my stay to trust.
No from will dost;
For to causes or me
For soul,
Or all sore, crosses perplex yielding shall account not will Thee aught control. ask
3
alone,
Ah, what I!” O Christ, Thyself raging The I dare me “It for woe?
Thine face!
Say, shall to fold me is not fight Thy arms, storm Thy make known,
Ah, know! depths show I care close, face!
Then darkest I of show
Ah, what I!” O Christ, Thyself raging The I dare me “It for woe?
Thine face!
Say, shall to fold me is not fight Thy arms, storm Thy make known,
Ah, know! depths show I care close, face!
Then darkest I of show
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Thee, will;
Oh, Subdue yield me, I Thou Oh, Thy all me, me, Oh, my and Lamb! Lord!
In all, this save save follow spite fulfil
In redeeming self, of and am,
To Lord! have Lord;
I purposes stubborn all
Oh, Subdue yield me, I Thou Oh, Thy all me, me, Oh, my and Lamb! Lord!
In all, this save save follow spite fulfil
In redeeming self, of and am,
To Lord! have Lord;
I purposes stubborn all
5
Thee fear? and heal, now say, so power,
To see!”
How art to to trust this How and thou very I me;
How to shalt believe, mighty Thou can save, fear?
I fear?
I can I can Thy I hear keep near “Believe, hour!
To see!”
How art to to trust this How and thou very I me;
How to shalt believe, mighty Thou can save, fear?
I fear?
I can I can Thy I hear keep near “Believe, hour!
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