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