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[Howe'er Thou may'st to-morrow deal]
Is it not good, if peace and truth be in my days?
—xx. 19.
Howe'er Thou may'st to-morrow deal
With a degenerate race,
Thy goodness, Lord, to-day we feel,
Thy present goodness praise;
Thy truth in this our day we know,
Thy people's peace we prove,
And hand in hand through life we go
To' enjoy Thine heavenly love.
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