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