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3 There are old and forsaken, who linger awhile In homes which their dearest have left, And an action of love or a few gentle words

May cheer their sad spirit bereft. 2 But the reaper is near to the long-standing corn, 2 The weary shall soon be set free—

. Will any of these, at the beautiful gate,

Be watching and waiting for me?

heir 4 There are dear ones at home JLmay bless with my love; There are wretched ones pacing the street;

There are friendless and suffering strangers around; There are tempted and poor I must meet;

There are many unthought of, vhom happy and blest In the land of the good Lshall See,

Will any of these, at the beautiful gate, Be waiting and watching for me?

5 And when I am brought there by infinite grace

Of Him who delights to forgive,

Though I bless not the hungry ones near to my side, And but pray for myself while Ilive:

Oh! I think I should mourn o'er my selfish neglect, If sorrow in heaven can be,

Should no one Ilove, at the beautiful gate, Be waiting and watching for me.

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