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[Unprofitable all and vain]
Which of you by taking thought can add one, &c.
—vi. 27.
Unprofitable all and vain,
Away this soul-distracting care!
I cannot lengthen out my span,
I cannot change a single hair:
Then let me hang upon His word
Who keeps His saints in perfect peace,
My burden cast upon the Lord,
And only care my God to please.
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