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[Still by the holy matrons led]
Mary Magdalene and Mary the mother of, &c.
—xv. 47.
Still by the holy matrons led
Let us our dearest Lord pursue,
True to the Living, and the Dead,
Nor ever lose Him from our view:
Him in His life and death we trace,
In every state to Jesus come,
Our Saviour on the cross confess,
Our Saviour in the silent tomb.
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