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[Go, sacred ship, from stormy seas]
A ship,...whose sign was, Castor and Pollux.
—xxviii. 11.
Go, sacred ship, from stormy seas
Secure, thy heavenly treasure bear,
Not left to Pagan deities
But safe in Providence's care;
Protected by a nobler sign
Through Jesus' worshipper thou art,
The Saviour's cross and blood Divine,
His God he carries in his heart!
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