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1097.
[Can injured innocence complain]
Many bare . . . witness against Him.
—xiv. 56.
Can injured innocence complain,
Or martyrs at their lot repine,
Who mark that blessed sinless Man,
That spotless Innocent Divine,
Arraign'd before His creatures' bar,
Patient, and meek, and silent there!
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