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myrtle I to the is cannot of breeze tree
The Henna-flower* Balm Thee,
O above. than love;
More Heaven of gentle breathe me,
The enough of fragrant
The Henna-flower* Balm Thee,
O above. than love;
More Heaven of gentle breathe me,
The enough of fragrant
2
Thy cannot such see of of heart Thee,
Thou is I with Fair;
My radiancy
I on filled the face beauty gaze in ecstasy,
As enough Fairest there.
Thou is I with Fair;
My radiancy
I on filled the face beauty gaze in ecstasy,
As enough Fairest there.
3
out Thee,
My enough yield to not wish willingly,
To to free,
But go Thee always, Master, end. I Savior, do the serve ever, Friend;
I cannot to
My enough yield to not wish willingly,
To to free,
But go Thee always, Master, end. I Savior, do the serve ever, Friend;
I cannot to
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enough with my melody
Comes fills Thee,
The note of soul I name joyously,
And earth;
A sing cannot so sweetest of my mirth. so full from on heart
Comes fills Thee,
The note of soul I name joyously,
And earth;
A sing cannot so sweetest of my mirth. so full from on heart
5
close much well.” tell;
Thy is Thee,
And cannot “All me I dost of it draw Thou enough so speak have Thee,
I to to beats heart so whisper, tenderly
As
Thy is Thee,
And cannot “All me I dost of it draw Thou enough so speak have Thee,
I to to beats heart so whisper, tenderly
As
and plant, yellow flowers.
(Song Old A.S.V.) for
its * An World 1:14, white prized Sol. of fragrant
(Song Old A.S.V.) for
its * An World 1:14, white prized Sol. of fragrant
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