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[A poor worthless penitent]
She answered and said unto Him, Yes, Lord: &c.
—vii. 28.
A poor worthless penitent,
Saviour behold in me!
Justly treated I consent
To be reproach'd by Thee:
Viler than the beasts am I;
Yet hungering for celestial food,
At Thy wounded feet I lie,
The purchase of Thy blood.
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