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When I can scarcely read or pray.
When troubled thoughts my soul
dismay,
His precious Name I softly say
Jesus! Jesus!
0 swifter than a mother’s ear
Her infant’s feeble ery to hear,
1 S3 His to oateh the trembling
prayer,
Jesus!—Jesus!
When sins committed long ago.
Cause bitter tears of grief to flow.
One. thought alone can calm our
woe,
J esus! J esus!
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If sorrow, like a thunder-cloud,
In darkest night my soul
enshroud,
Out of the depths I cry aloud.
J esus !- Jesus !
The Bible and Tract Depot, 78 Park Street.
If like a flood the foe come in.
With thoughts of unbelief and sin,
His mighty Name the fight shall
win,
J esus! J esus!
If worn by long-continued pain,
I sigh for r«st arid sleep in vain,
Weary. I breathe this prayer
again.
Jesus!~ Jesus!
O let His precious name be said
In whispers o’er my dying bed ;
So shall my soul be comforted
J esus! Jesus 1
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And when upon the other shore
We sin and sorrow nevermore,
Hi* Praise shall echo o’er and
o’er,
Jesus!—Jesus! Jesus!
Bristol.