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2579.
[Whome'er he doth for servants take]
He called two of his household servants, and, &c.
—x. 7.
Whome'er he doth for servants take,
The pious man will find or make
Such as himself he is,
Teach them their heavenly Lord to' obey,
That all with him to God may pay
Their faithful services.
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