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[The comfort lost, and soon restored]
When they saw the star, they rejoiced, &c.
—ii. 10.
The comfort lost, and soon restored,
Doth more transporting bliss afford,
And makes my joy o'erflow;
I bless the' enlightening word that brings
My soul to' adore the King of kings,
God manifest below.
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