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He sat by the dusty way side	A
With weary hopeless mien	B
On his furrowed brow the traces	C
Of care and want were seen	B
With outstretched hand and with bowed down head	D
He asked the passers by for bread	D
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The palm tree s feathery foliage	E
Around him thickly grew	F
And the smiling sky above him	G
Wore Syria s sun bright hue	F
But dark alike to that helpless one	H
Was murky midnight or noon tide sun	H
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But voices breaking the silence	I
Are heard fast drawing nigh	J
And falls on his ear the clamor	K
Of vast crowds moving by	J
What is it he asks with panting breath	L
They answer Jesus of Nazareth	M
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What a spell lay in that title	N
Linked with such mem ries high	J
Of miracles of mercy	O
Wrought neath Judaea s sky	J
Loud calls he with pleading voice and brow	P
Oh Jesus on me have mercy now	P
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How often had he listened	Q
To wond rous tales of love	R
Of the Galilean s mercy	O
Of power from above	R
To none other given of mortal birth	S
To heal the afflicted sons of earth	S
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With faith that never wavered	T
Still louder rose his cry	J
Despite the stern rebuking	U
Of many standing nigh	J
Who bade him stifle his grief or joy	V
Nor the Master rudely thus annoy	V
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But soon that voice imploring	U
Struck on the Saviour s ear	W
He stopped and to His followers	X
He said Go bring him here	W
And turning towards him that God like brow	P
He asked the suppliant What wouldest thou	P
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Though with awe and hope all trembling	U
Yet courage gaineth he	O
And imploringly he murmurs	X
Oh Lord I fain would see	O
The Saviour says in accents low	Y
Thy faith hath saved thee be it so	Y
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Then on those darkened eye balls	Z
A wondrous radiance beamed	A2
And they drank in the glorious beauty	O
That through all nature gleamed	A2
But the fairest sight they rested on	B2
Was the Saviour David s royal Son	H
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O rapture past all telling	U
The bliss that vision brought	C2
Could a whole life s praises thank Him	G
For the wonder He had wrought	C2
Yet is Jesus the same to day as then	D2
Bringing light and joy to the souls of men	D2

Rosanna Eleanor Leprohon

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