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[We gather up with pious care]
He took up the mantle of Elijah.
—ii. 13.
We gather up with pious care
What happy saints have left behind,
Their writings in our memory bear,
Their sayings on our faithful mind;
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For patterns to ourselves we take,
And dearly love, and highly prize
The mantle for the wearer's sake.
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