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 “O thou darling dear!…” 588 | 
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     O Thou Pure God!  I am a little child; make Thou
the bosom of Thy Gift a dear resting-place of comfort,
suffer me to grow and be nurtured with the honey
and the milk of Thy love and train me under the breast
of Thy knowledge; bestow Thou freedom while in a
state of childhood and grant Thou excellence!
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     O Unequalled Lord!
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     O Creator!  Although we are but useless grass, still
we are of Thy garden; though we are but young trees,
bare of leaves and blossoms, still we are of Thy
orchard; therefore, nourish this grass with the rain
of Thy county; refresh and vivify these young, languishing
trees with the breeze of Thy spiritual springtime.
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A prayer for children.
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