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VIII.
MORNING PRAYER FOR A CHILD.
O God! I thank thee, that the night
In peace and rest hath passed away,
And that I see in this fair light
My Father's smile, that makes it day.
In peace and rest hath passed away,
And that I see in this fair light
My Father's smile, that makes it day.
Be thou my guide, and let me live
As under thine all-seeing eye;
Supply my wants, my sins forgive,
And make me happy when I die.
As under thine all-seeing eye;
Supply my wants, my sins forgive,
And make me happy when I die.
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