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102.
[Their reward they have, not Thine]
They have their reward.
—vi. 5.
Their reward they have, not Thine,
Human honours for Divine,
Have their aim, by man admired,
Have the thing their hearts desired:
When Thou dost as Judge appear,
Who received their portion here,
Stripp'd of all their earthly gains,
Only hell for them remains.
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