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I Thou Shepherd that dost Israel koep , Give ear in time of need , Who leadest like
a flock of sheep Thy loved Joseph's seed , That sitt'st between the Cherubs bright
, Between their wings outspread ; IO i Gnorera . 2 Gnashanta . 20 3 Shalish 4 ...
I Thou Shepherd that dost Israel koep , Give ear in time of need , Who leadest like
a flock of sheep Thy loved Joseph's seed , That sitt'st between the Cherubs bright
, Between their wings outspread ; IO i Gnorera . 2 Gnashanta . 20 3 Shalish 4 ...
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Shine forth , and from thy cloud give light , And on our foes thy dread . 2 In
Ephraim's view and Benjamin's , And in Manasseh's sight , Awakei thy strength ,
come , and be seen To save us by thy might . 3 Turn us again ; thy grace divine
To us ...
Shine forth , and from thy cloud give light , And on our foes thy dread . 2 In
Ephraim's view and Benjamin's , And in Manasseh's sight , Awakei thy strength ,
come , and be seen To save us by thy might . 3 Turn us again ; thy grace divine
To us ...
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8 Lord God of Hosts , hear now my prayer , O Jacob's God , give ear : 9 Thou ,
God , our shield , look on the face Of thy anointed dear . 10 For one day in thy
courts to be Is better and more blest Than in the joys of vanity A thousand days at
best ...
8 Lord God of Hosts , hear now my prayer , O Jacob's God , give ear : 9 Thou ,
God , our shield , look on the face Of thy anointed dear . 10 For one day in thy
courts to be Is better and more blest Than in the joys of vanity A thousand days at
best ...
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6 Unto my supplication , Lord , Give ear , and to the cry Of my incessant prayers
afford Thy hearing graciously . 7 I in the day of my distress Will call on thee for aid
; For thou wilt grant me free access , And answer what I prayed . 8 Like thee ...
6 Unto my supplication , Lord , Give ear , and to the cry Of my incessant prayers
afford Thy hearing graciously . 7 I in the day of my distress Will call on thee for aid
; For thou wilt grant me free access , And answer what I prayed . 8 Like thee ...
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16 Oh turn to me thy face at length , And me have mercy on ; Unto thy servant
give thy strength , And save thy handmaid's son . 17 Some sign of good to me
afford , And let my foes then see , And be ashamed , because thou , Lord , Dost
help ...
16 Oh turn to me thy face at length , And me have mercy on ; Unto thy servant
give thy strength , And save thy handmaid's son . 17 Some sign of good to me
afford , And let my foes then see , And be ashamed , because thou , Lord , Dost
help ...
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| Title | The Poetical Works of John Milton |
| Author | John Mitford |
| Editors | John Mitford, David Masson |
| Publisher | J. R. Osgood, 1874 |
| Original from | the University of Wisconsin - Madison |
| Digitized | 10 Nov 2016 |
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