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Henry Van Dyke - The BargainHenry Van Dyke - The Bargain
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What shall I give for thee,   Thou Pearl of greatest price? For all the treasures I possess   Would not suffice. I give my store of gold;   It is but earthly dross: But thou wilt make me rich, beyond   All fear of loss. Mine honours I resign;   They are but small at best: Thou like a royal star wilt shine   Upon my breast. My worldly joys I give,   The flowers with which I played; Thy beauty, far more heavenly fair,   Shall never fade. Dear Lord, is that enough?   Nay, not a thousandth part. Well, then, I have but one thing more:   Take Thou my heart.
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