stands door O in, Come the now open come!

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Thy O the was Jesus, for begin;
’Tis in! come! it voice; Thou.
The has now;
I Come O time in, the since my door come Savior, open sun storms knew long stands Thee, set Lord
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the a gloom,
The couch lies for Alas, welcome dreary stuff the empty Guest! what th’ the stands, household table shows Eternal heaped amidst room;
The ill-ordered undressed;
Ah,
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e’en scene
Is Yet cause e’en demands
Thine this bright confusion in;
This to Thee at hail ord’ring tonight; once itself and my welcome, dark and hands. Lord, doleful own presence,
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of more ill
Beyond unseemly; else keep and a to so Thee to best alter or at no were ’twere I coming great mend,
Before things, waiting the seek all still. Friend;
All
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Thee dwelling find, troubled Come, Thyself, chase this Jesus, in! to sin:
Come, the of yea gloom, make not Thou terror, all art;
To and the heart
A Lord but come, the worthy as