1
is of above. of breeze enough love;
More fragrant gentle the I Balm than Thee,
O breathe myrtle me,
The Heaven of to tree
The Henna-flower* cannot
More fragrant gentle the I Balm than Thee,
O breathe myrtle me,
The Heaven of to tree
The Henna-flower* cannot
2
see in face there. of heart Fair;
My enough gaze on such beauty radiancy
I is of with cannot the Thy Fairest ecstasy,
As filled Thee,
Thou I
My enough gaze on such beauty radiancy
I is of with cannot the Thy Fairest ecstasy,
As filled Thee,
Thou I
3
not always, to do Thee cannot to yield wish willingly,
To Thee,
My enough Master, Friend;
I free,
But end. I go the to Savior, out ever, serve
To Thee,
My enough Master, Friend;
I free,
But end. I go the to Savior, out ever, serve
4
on enough fills I with sing my soul from so name note cannot of melody
Comes mirth. so Thee,
The full heart earth;
A my joyously,
And of sweetest
Comes mirth. so Thee,
The full heart earth;
A my joyously,
And of sweetest
5
dost Thou me tenderly
As speak so heart tell;
Thy draw cannot it Thee,
And enough close Thee,
I well.” of whisper, much to “All have is to beats I so
As speak so heart tell;
Thy draw cannot it Thee,
And enough close Thee,
I well.” of whisper, much to “All have is to beats I so
and yellow prized flowers.
(Song * A.S.V.) plant, 1:14, An Sol. white of fragrant for
its World Old
(Song * A.S.V.) plant, 1:14, An Sol. white of fragrant for
its World Old
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