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