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939.
[Thou hast in part forsook]
O forsake me not utterly.
—cxix. 8.
Thou hast in part forsook,
And long withdrawn Thy grace,
But do not finally rebuke,
Or drive me from Thy face:
Yet if Thou must depart,
Through life the sinner leave,
O tell it to my dying heart,
Thou dost at last forgive.
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