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1072.
[Saviour, Thy witnesses]
Jesus said, Let her alone.
—xiv. 6.
Saviour, Thy witnesses
The world must disapprove,
They cannot judge in righteousness
Who want both light and love;
But patient of the wrong
I leave my cause to Thee,
And, while I meekly hold my tongue,
Thou answerest, Lord, for me.
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