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1121.
[My soul, a dry and barren place]
As rivers of water in a dry place.
—xxxii. 2.
My soul, a dry and barren place,
Gasps for the cooling streams of grace;
O might they through the desert roll
Refreshment to my gasping soul!
Jesus, I thirst for Thee, not Thine,
I want the well of life Divine,
The well of life Divine Thou art,
Spring up eternal in my heart.
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