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