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Heaven I to love;
More the of fragrant than gentle breeze breathe is above. Thee,
O Balm tree
The Henna-flower* enough of me,
The cannot of myrtle
More the of fragrant than gentle breeze breathe is above. Thee,
O Balm tree
The Henna-flower* enough of me,
The cannot of myrtle
2
face ecstasy,
As there. the see heart is gaze of filled with Fairest in Thee,
Thou radiancy
I of Thy cannot on Fair;
My enough such I beauty
As there. the see heart is gaze of filled with Fairest in Thee,
Thou radiancy
I of Thy cannot on Fair;
My enough such I beauty
3
not Thee,
My go free,
But always, wish I cannot Thee enough Master, to willingly,
To the out to Friend;
I end. to yield do serve Savior, ever,
My go free,
But always, wish I cannot Thee enough Master, to willingly,
To the out to Friend;
I end. to yield do serve Savior, ever,
4
from note heart I enough so soul mirth. melody
Comes so of earth;
A of sweetest on joyously,
And my with cannot fills Thee,
The my name full sing
Comes so of earth;
A of sweetest on joyously,
And my with cannot fills Thee,
The my name full sing
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beats well.” whisper, much draw of tenderly
As speak enough cannot Thee,
And dost have Thou so it “All heart me tell;
Thy so I to to is close Thee,
I
As speak enough cannot Thee,
And dost have Thou so it “All heart me tell;
Thy so I to to is close Thee,
I
A.S.V.) prized yellow Old An plant, * and for
its fragrant 1:14, Sol. of white flowers.
(Song World
its fragrant 1:14, Sol. of white flowers.
(Song World
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