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[In this barren wilderness]
From whence can a man satisfy these men, &c.
—viii. 4.
In this barren wilderness
By the good Shepherd led,
Having Christ we all possess,
And nothing more can need:
Thou art all good things in one,
And dost for every soul suffice;
Find we in Thy love alone
The life of paradise.
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