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418.
[Again to Satan's yoke I bow]
Ye have forsaken Me, and served other gods, &c.
—x. 13.
Again to Satan's yoke I bow;
But mercy I implore:
Ah! do not in Thine anger vow
To save my soul no more!
Or if the word Thy lips hath pass'd,
And for Thy loss I mourn,
Thou wilt, O God, repent at last,
Thou wilt again return.
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