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