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1. tIn-an-gwered yet? Tl e prayer your Upshavdpleaded  In ag - a - ny  of Wart these man-y
2, Un-an-swered yet? Tho! when yo first pre-sent - ed  This one pe - ti'- tion at the Fa-therla
3. Un-an-sweredyet? Nay, do notasay un-grant-od;    Per-hops your part  is not yet -whol - ly
4. Un-u-swered yet? Faith can-not be un - an-swered; Her feet were firm - ly plant-ed  on the!
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jeers?,    Do6s faith  be, - gin to fail,/'  is hope de -part - ing,  And think you all
throne,    It seemed You could not wait  the time of ask - ing,  go ur - gent was  your
done;      The work be-gan when first  your prayer was ut - tered, And God will fin  ish
P   k,      A'- mid the wild-est storm  prayer stands un-daunt-ed,  Nor quails be - fore
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Tain those failing tears?  1 la, y   t the Fa - ther both not heard your prayer; You shall have your de-
heart to make it known:  Tho'years have passed since thendo not de - spair; The Lord.will an-swer
wbatHehasbe-gun.          If you will keep  the in-cense bum-Ing there; His glo - ry you shell
loud-est than-der shock;  She knows Qm-nip - o-tence has heard her prayerAnd cries, "It shall be
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l s",  some time, some-where, You shall have your do - sire,  some- time, some-where
out  some - time, some-where, The Lord will an - swer you,  some - time, some-where:
see,,  some - time, some where, His  glo - ry you shall see,  some-time, some-where,
done, some - time, some-where, And cries, 'It shall be done,  some   time, some-where,"
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