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3104.
[O blessed hope of life to come]
It is sown in corruption; it is raised in, &c.
—xv. 42.
O blessed hope of life to come,
Life which beyond the grave I see!
This body tottering o'er a tomb,
Committed to the ground shall be:
'Tis sown a corruptible seed,
A lump of putrefying clay;
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No more to moulder, or decay.
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