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THE WORKS OF CHRISTOPHER DOCK

5.
Oh, Jesus, let Thy sorrow,
Thy bitter pain of death
On me, when I must part,
Be not in vain.
Grant to us Thy grace,
When life's end draws nigh,
And when I pass death's dark vale,
Then lend to me Thy guiding hand.
 
6.
Oh Jesus, give to me
Such a little drop of blood
As there upon the naked earth,
At the cross doth lie;
May this rose-colored blood,
Come to me a sacred boon,
When once this soul of mine,
Shall leave behind this mortal coil.