Oh charity! thou heavenly grace, All tender, soft, and kind, A friend to all the human race, To all that's good inclined. The man of charity extends To all his helping hand; His kindred, neighbors, foes, and friends, His pity may command. The sick, the prisoner, deaf, and blind, And all the sons of grief, In him a benefactor find; He loves to give relief. 'Tis love that makes religion sweet 'Tis love that makes us rise; With willing minds, and ardent feet, To yonder happy skies.
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