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[The felon comes our souls to steal]
If the goodman of the house had known, &c.
—xxiv. 43.
The felon comes our souls to steal,
The hellish murderer to kill:
O may he find us still prepared
For ever standing on our guard!
Jesus preserve from sloth and sin,
Keep Thy own house by entering in:
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The Lord and Master of my heart.
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