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[The world with courtesy like his]
He came to Jesus, and said, Hail, Master; &c.
—xxvi. 49.
The world with courtesy like his
Doth Jesus' followers treat,
And calmly the perfidious kiss
We would, like Christ, admit;
But full of rancorous despite
They do not Jesus know,
Who cannot bear the speech or sight
Of an ungrateful foe.
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