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