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[His manner was, when it could be]
Paul, as his manner was, went in unto, &c.
—xvii. 2.
His manner was, when it could be,
Their rules and orders to maintain,
Friend of external decency,
Jesus he preach'd, the Life of man,
First at the wonted time and place,
And then to all the ransom'd race.
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