Caesar and Brutus

Though Caesar falling, shew'd no sign of fear,
Yett Brutus, when thou did'st appear,
When thy false hand, against him came,
He vail'd his face, to hide that shame,
Which did on the mistake attend
Of having own'd thee, for his Freind.

Send Forth, O God, Thy Light and Truth

1. Send forth, O God, thy light and truth, And let them lead me still,
2. O why, my soul, art thou cast down? Within me why distressed?
Undaunted, in the paths of right, Up to thy holy hill.
Thy hopes the God of grace shall crown; He yet shall make thee blessed.
Then to thy altar will I spring, And in my God rejoice;
To him, my neverfailing Friend, I bow, and kiss the rod;
And praise shall tune the trembling string, And gratitude my voice.
To him shall thanks and praise ascend, My Saviour and my God.

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