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[Still I long for His returning]
It is good that a man should both hope, &c.
—iii. 26.
Still I long for His returning,
Languish till His face appears,
Taste the blessedness of mourning,
Melted into gracious tears;
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Calmly for my Lord I grieve,
Sure at last, the great salvation,
Sure, the Saviour to receive.
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