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Hymns, for the Amusement of Children

Embellished with Cuts [by Christopher Smart]
  

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HYMN XVI. For WHIT-SUNDAY.
  

HYMN XVI. For WHIT-SUNDAY.

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Creator Spirit, by whose Aid
The World's Foundations first were laid,
Come, visit ev'ry pious Mind,
Come, pour thy Joys on Human Kind.

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From Sin and Sorrow set us free,
And make thy Temples worthy thee:
Illumine our dull darken'd Sight,
Thou Source of uncreated Light.

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Make us eternal Truths receive,
And practice all that we believe;
Give us thyself that we may see,
The Father and the Son by thee.

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Immortal Honours, endless Fame,
Attend th'Almighty Father's Name;
The Saviour Son be glorify'd,
Who for lost Man's Redemption dy'd.

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And equal Adoration be,
Creator, Spirit, paid to thee:
“Come, visit ev'ry pious Mind;
“Come, pour thy Joys on Human Kind!