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63

And since it cannot do us harm,
    It is the drink for me.




Entrance to a Sunday-School.


Father in Heaven! my spirit ought
    Thy blessing to implore,
Admitted where thy truths are taught.
    And pious hearts adore.

Instruct my ignorance, I pray,
    My wayward passions tame,
From every folly guard my way,
    From every sin reclaim.

Each task with pleasure may I learn,
    Each Scripture-lesson prize,
And grant thy wisdom to discern
    Whate'er in darkness lies.