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554.
[On the first early dawn of grace]
When Solomon was old, his wives turned away, &c.
—xi.
On the first early dawn of grace,
Alas! who can depend,
When the wise monarch's youthful days
In shameful dotage end!
177
Nor let me rest secure
Of heavenly bliss, till death shall make
My perseverance sure.
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