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Hastening homeward with desire All His wondrous speech to tell,

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4 Now my ravished soul has found Him, Thrills with joy my throbbing breast; Living waters, all abounding,

Waiting at the well?“ Give my spirit rest.

3 Living waters still are flowing, Let me haste to tell the story: Full and free for all mankind, Oh, the rapturé none can tell, Blessings sweet on all bestowing, I have found the King of glory AlLHa welcome find. Waiting at the well!

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And peace and joy receive. Then gone is mercy's day.