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868.
[Earthly things who counts his gain]
And they began to pray Him to depart out of, &c.
—v. 17.
Earthly things who counts his gain,
Christ he will not long retain,
If the world is in his heart,
Christ he wishes to depart,
Dreads the grace on sinners shown,
Happy in their God alone,
Lust prefers to love Divine,
Damns his soul to keep his swine.
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