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Hymn.

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Since the Evening of Life will soon close,     While I live, may I justly incline     To diffuse peace of heart among those,     Whose lives may be guided by mine!     To Christ may I lead them to own     The charms of his tender controul,     And with gratitude gaze on His throne.     Whom to serve is the joy of the soul!

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"Since the Evening of Life will soon close,..."

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