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