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948.
[I too the broad command have seen]
I have seen an end of all perfection, &c.
—cxix. 96.
I too the broad command have seen,
Enlighten'd, Lord, by Thee,
And may attain, through faith the mean,
That spotless charity:
Holy and just I may appear,
Before I hence remove:
The end of all perfection here,
The law fulfill'd is love.
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