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[They are, as wither'd grass they are]
Let them be even as the grass growing, &c.
—cxxix. 6.
They are, as wither'd grass they are,
Who hate the Church by Thee beloved;
But spare, our envious brethren spare,
And speak their barren curse removed,
Partakers of our blessings make,
And save us all for Jesu's sake.
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