PRAYER.
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Go when the morning shineth,
uas9 si Go when the morn is bright, 4
nipbais Go when the eve declinelh
ia Go in the hush OF night
K Go with pure mind and feeling,
-NssL4 Fling earthly thoughts away,
II E And in thy chamber kneelng,
s Do thou in secret pray.
,,,sd PIay for those who love thee,
NV u All who are loved by thee,


PRAY for those who hate thee,


III any such there be-.
sqss Then for thyself in meekness,


A blessing humby claim,
Eis And link with each petition,
aas Thy great Redeemer's name.


Drift is e'er denied thee,
go In solitude TO pray, S


Should holy thoughts come o'er thee,
ygs When friends are round thy way,
lqs3 E'en the silent breathing,


Ot thy spirit raised above,
a.s Will reach Ahe throne Of glory,
gg5g Which is Mercy, Truth, and Love.
s8sg O!not Joy or gladness, a.


With this can we compare,
, The power which He has given us, II.
g,a. To pour our souls in prayer.
.s When e'era thou pin'st in sadness,
-a.os Before His footstool fall, n


And remember in thy gladness,
t,sa5. His grace which gave thee all.