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Open to Me , My sister , My love , My dove , My undefiled : for My head is filled with dew , and My locks with the drops of the night . S. Mark ix . 8 . And they saw no man any more , save JESUS only with themselves . 2. CONCEALMENT .
Open to Me , My sister , My love , My dove , My undefiled : for My head is filled with dew , and My locks with the drops of the night . S. Mark ix . 8 . And they saw no man any more , save JESUS only with themselves . 2. CONCEALMENT .
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| Title | The virgin's lamp, prayers and devout exercises |
| Author | John Mason Neale |
| Published | 1868 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | 30 Aug 2006 |
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