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[The Master comes and speaks again]
He went out about the third hour, and saw, &c.
—xx. 3, 4.
The Master comes and speaks again
To sinners in their youthful prime,
Who careless in diversions vain
Idly misspend their choicest time:
Before we hear His inward call,
What can we for salvation do?
But soon or late He summons all,
And bids us work with heaven in view.
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