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1272.
[A token he for good receives]
When he heard of Jesus, he sent unto Him, &c.
—vii. 3.
A token he for good receives
Who nothing hopes for his own sake,
Yet humbly confident believes
Christ will on him compassion take:
Who asks the faithful people's prayers,
By living saints to Christ applies,
Would pray himself, but scarcely dares
Approach, or lift to heaven his eyes.
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