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669.
[The' incurable disease]
Asa was diseased in his feet: yet he sought not, &c.
—xvi. 12.
The' incurable disease
Which baffles human art,
The Healer of mankind can ease,
Or bid it all depart:
I hang upon Thy breath!
And let Thy will be done,
In ease and pain, in life and death,
I seek to God alone.
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