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[My days are all vanish'd away]
My days are past, my purposes are broken off, &c.
—xvii. 11.
My days are all vanish'd away,
Broke off the designs of my heart,
No longer on earth I delay,
Or linger, as loth to depart:
Resolved in my Lord to abide,
This purpose, I know, shall remain,
And trust to be found at His side,
And Jesus eternally gain.
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