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1575.
[Need I then, my God, despair]
But the third shall be left therein.
—xiii. 8.
Need I then, my God, despair
Thy favour to retain?
Lost if two in three there are,
The third shall still remain:
Of the third distinguish'd part
That I may live for ever one,
Stamp Thine image on my heart,
And join me to Thy Son.
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