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[Led into captivity]
Paul was suffered to dwell by himself with, &c.
—xxviii. 16.
Led into captivity
Thy servants favour find;
Is it not a look from Thee
That makes their keepers kind?
Human hearts are in Thy hands,
Thy hand in all events we own,
Free, or bound at Thy command,
And kept by Thee alone.
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