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Still his mother's darling, Where is

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5—..... to-night? For the Shepherd, Je- sus,

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Lea ves the rest be- hind, Seeks the lost and wand'ring, Seeks un ti! He find.

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2 Far he may be straying

From the Leavenly fold,

Vet the tender Shepherd, With a love untold

And a great compassion Filling all His mind,

Will be following after, Seeking till He find.

3 Ah! no heart can harden

S0 He cannot teach;

And no sheep can wander Where He cannot reach:

80 I keep on praying Wheresoe'er he be

Bring him home, Good Shepherd; Bring him back with Thee.

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4„Let Thy voice of merey

Once more bid him eome;

In the far-off country Send a wish for home;

Let some sweet home-pieture Pass before his eves,

Till his lips shall falter, Lord, Iwill arise!““

5 May the bells of heaven

Ring for him with joy;

May rejoicing angels

mile upon my boy;

May the Father meet him Coming back alone,

Saying, Loved and lost one, Welcome, welcome home!“

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