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Thou Shepherd that dost Israel keep	A
Give ear in time of need	B
Who leadest like a flock of sheep	A
Thy loved Josephs seed	B
That sitt'st between the Cherubs bright	C
Between their wings out spread	D
Shine forth and from thy cloud give light	C
And on our foes thy dread	D
In Ephraims view and Benjamins	E
And in Manasse's sight	C
Awake thy strength come and be seen Gnorera	F
To save us by thy might	C
Turn us again thy grace divine	G
To us O God vouchsafe	H
Cause thou thy face on us to shine	G
And then we shall be safe	H
Lord God of Hosts how long wilt thou	I
How long wilt thou declare	F
Thy smoaking wrath and angry brow Gnashanta	C
Against thy peoples praire	F
Thou feed'st them with the bread of tears	E
Their bread with tears they eat	C
And mak'st them largely drink the tears Shalish	J
Wherewith their cheeks are wet	C
A strife thou mak'st us and a prey	F
To every neighbour foe	H
Among themselves they laugh they play Jilgnagu	K
And flouts at us they throw	H
Return us and thy grace divine	G
O God of Hosts vouchsafe	H
Cause thou thy face on us to shine	G
And then we shall be safe	H
A Vine from Aegypt thou hast brought	C
Thy free love made it thine	G
And drov'st out Nations proud and haut	C
To plant this lovely Vine	G
Thou did'st prepare for it a place	E
And root it deep and fast	C
That it began to grow apace	E
And fill'd the land at last	C
With her green shade that cover'd all	L
The Hills were over spread	C
Her Bows as high as Cedars tall	L
Advanc'd their lofty head	C
Her branches on the western side	C
Down to the Sea she sent	C
And upward to that river wide	C
Her other branches went	C
Why hast thou laid her Hedges low	H
And brok'n down her Fence	E
That all may pluck her as they go	H
With rudest violence	E
The tusked Boar out of the wood	C
Up turns it by the roots	E
Wild Beasts there brouze and make their food	C
Her Grapes and tender Shoots	E
Return now God of Hosts look down	M
From Heav'n thy Seat divine	G
Behold us but without a frown	M
And visit this thy Vine	G
Visit this Vine which thy right hand	C
Hath set and planted long	K
And the young branch that for thy self	H
Thou hast made firm and strong	K
But now it is consum'd with fire	F
And cut with Axes down	M
They perish at thy dreadfull ire	F
At thy rebuke and frown	M
Upon the man of thy right hand	C
Let thy good hand be laid	C
Upon the Son of Man whom thou	I
Strong for thyself hast made	C
So shall we not go back from thee	N
To wayes of sin and shame	O
Quick'n us thou then gladly wee	N
Shall call upon thy Name	O
Return us and thy grace divine	G
Lord God of Hosts voutsafe	H
Cause thou thy face on us to shine	G
And then we shall be safe	H

John Milton

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