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[The death of sin is but a sleep]
The maid is not dead, but sleepeth.
—ix. 24.
The death of sin is but a sleep
Which cannot long its prisoner keep,
If Jesus saith, Restore;
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To' inspire with the new life of grace,
And bid him sin no more.
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