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[Ten thousand thousand in our isle]
And he continued there a year and six months.
—xviii. 11.
Ten thousand thousand in our isle
Are waiting for their Saviour's smile:
Here let us then with joy remain,
Ten thousand thousand souls to gain,
Assured Thou wilt our labours bless,
The faithful witnesses increase
Raised up Thy Godhead to adore,
Thy church, till time shall be no more.
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