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