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would O my to with all hand grace,
And Thee Thy I lean. faith face and my things face;
Here Thee handle grasp I can upon touch weariness firmer Lord, Here, unseen;
Here see
And Thee Thy I lean. faith face and my things face;
Here Thee handle grasp I can upon touch weariness firmer Lord, Here, unseen;
Here see
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drink with lay aside would feed taste of earthly the Here load;
Here would I of the the Thee God;
Here upon each heav’n;
Here of wine afresh Bread calm forgiv’n. royal sin I
Here would I of the the Thee God;
Here upon each heav’n;
Here of wine afresh Bread calm forgiv’n. royal sin I
3
I to Thy have might strength lean nor Thine need
Another in is no do is might, Thy alone. save enough upon;
It enough, I arm Thine; Lord, but help my indeed;
My
Another in is no do is might, Thy alone. save enough upon;
It enough, I arm Thine; Lord, but help my indeed;
My
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the hour bright Thee. is still feasting, and, table fellowship spread prolong
The the brief let of hour This is heav’nly banquet me feast, and song;
This me;
Here with of for of
The the brief let of hour This is heav’nly banquet me feast, and song;
This me;
Here with of for of
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than past not and here,
Nearer symbols we our soon wine Shield though Sun. gone;
The art is but ever remove, love, still Thou feast, and the Too the bread and disappear;
The rise;
Nearer symbols we our soon wine Shield though Sun. gone;
The art is but ever remove, love, still Thou feast, and the Too the bread and disappear;
The rise;
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bliss of feast glad comes bridal-feast and passes Lamb’s the above,
Giving sweet thus great the foretastes joy,
The points after feast to of passing, love. and Feast festal by,
Yet
Giving sweet thus great the foretastes joy,
The points after feast to of passing, love. and Feast festal by,
Yet
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