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[Not for my fault, or folly's sake]
Blessed are they which are persecuted, &c.
—v. 10.
Not for my fault, or folly's sake,
The name, or mode, or form I take,
But for true holiness,
Let me be wrong'd, reviled, abhorr'd,
And Thee my sanctifying Lord
In life and death confess.
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