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Page 3 "My friends had come to visit me. I signed with them in great delight; But all too soon I grew fatigued, For nothing that we said seemed right. "But now, with Thee to speak I turn Within my lone and silent heart, Where I of Thee can ever learn, And never dwell from grace apart. Previous Page / First / Next
"My friends had come to visit me.
I signed with them in great delight;
But all too soon I grew fatigued,
For nothing that we said seemed right.
"But now, with Thee to speak I turn
Within my lone and silent heart,
Where I of Thee can ever learn,
And never dwell from grace apart.
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