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8. WEARVTX AND UNWORTHXV.

x So wea⸗ 0 vich Lrardetes sion, O Lord, Icome to Thee,

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ha- viour, Vet hope Thy grace to win; And asle Thee, O my ö——..—.— 2—.—

Sa-viour, To take the wandrer in One 2. e 23 2 0

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— Hhe———1—.— E e———— H come, O Lord, to Thee, Helpless, weak, and weary, Thy love my on-Iy plea

When in the ways forbidden, Iknow Thy loving-kindness, Friendless, and far from home, That Thou wilt not refuse;

Iwandered, heavy-laden, Though long Isinned in blindness, And Thou didst whisper, Come!“ Thy service now Ichoose:

At length Irose, obeying Icast myself before Thee, The still, small voice within; With penitencè for sin,

Now hear me humbly praying And, looking up, implore Thee

Oh, take the wanderer in! To take the wanderer in 1