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H. SUSO
The Master's Hand
Phil. i. 21
PLATO
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Thus is it with the homely life around,
There hidden, Christ abides;
Still by the single eye for ever found
That seeketh none besides.
When hewn and shaped till self no more is found,
Self, ended at Thy Cross;
The precious freed from all the vile around,
No gain, but blessed loss,
Then Christ alone remains—the former things
For ever passed away;
And unto Him the heart in gladness sings
All through the weary day.
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