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Compensation.

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Yea, whom He loves the Lord God chasteneth     With disappointments, so that this side death,     Through suffering and failure, they know Hell     To make them worthy in that Heaven to dwell     Of Love's attainment, where they come to be     Parts of its beauty and divinity.

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