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1325.
[Preserver of mankind]
Whosoever will lose his life for My sake, &c.
—ix. 24.
Preserver of mankind,
The mystery explain,
Instruct my heart the way to find,
The truth of life to gain;
And when I rightly know
The sweetness of Thy love,
I come, by losing it below
To save my life above.
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