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1749.
[How long hast Thou vouchsafed to feed]
When they had seen the miracle that Jesus did, &c.
—vi. 14.
How long hast Thou vouchsafed to feed
Thy followers in the wilderness!
And yet I know Thee not indeed
Nor truly by my life confess;
Prophet Divine, raised up for me,
Thine utmost power of love exert,
Then shall I all Thy wonders see,
And hear my Teacher in my heart.
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