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[Beyond his persecutors' sight]
Paul...departed for to go into Macedonia.
—xx. 1.
Beyond his persecutors' sight
The' apostle prudently withdraws,
Not by an hasty shameful flight
Deserting his Redeemer's cause,
But sent on other souls to call
And Christ proclaim the Lord of all.
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