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[Women, excused from public care]
Women, excused from public care,
Design'd for nobler service seem;
God gives them time in frequent prayer,
His handmaids to attend on Him;
And more to piety inclined
We always see the gentler kind.
Design'd for nobler service seem;
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His handmaids to attend on Him;
And more to piety inclined
We always see the gentler kind.
Women we own the foremost still
Where stated prayer is made to' appear,
They first the place of worship fill,
They first the joyful tidings hear,
The welcome messengers receive,
And patterns to the faithful live.
Where stated prayer is made to' appear,
They first the place of worship fill,
They first the joyful tidings hear,
The welcome messengers receive,
And patterns to the faithful live.
| CHAPTER XVI. The poetical works of John and Charles Wesley | |