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[May we not to Jesus go]
His disciples came, and took up the body, &c.
—xiv. 12.
May we not to Jesus go,
Sore oppress'd with sin and pain,
Still to Him our trouble show,
Calmly at His feet complain,
Open our afflicted mind,
Tell Him of our ravish'd friends,
Comfort in His favour find,
Find a life that never ends!
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