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1051.
[Needy saints your privilege know]
This poor widow hath cast more in, than all, &c.
—xii. 43.
Needy saints your privilege know,
Needy whom the rich miscall,
Ye can more than them bestow,
Ye can give your little all:
What with willing heart ye give
Jesus doth with smiles approve;
Nothing for yourselves ye leave,
Nothing but your Saviour's love.
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