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