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[Two are better far than one]
With him Priscilla and Aquila.
—xviii. 18.
Two are better far than one,
(Jesus sent them forth by pairs,)
Join'd they bring each other on,
Each his fellow's burden bears,
Who can break a threefold cord,
Mutual helpers in the Lord?
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