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39 ASK OF ME "Ask of Me, beautiful mouth, What dost thou ask of Me? For thy suppliant cry Hath ascended on high Inclining My ear to thy plea." "First with the lion we met, Next came the leopard’s leap, We were fain to take flight From our garden’s delight And into a hiding-place creep. "Hardly these creatures had passed, Sated with Judah’s spoil, Than the wild ass we feared Out of midnight appeared To trample and dwell on our soil. "Ishmael’s offspring command Back to his Arab land, As his mother of old To her mistress was told To return and submit to her hand."
Source: Internet Sacred Text Archive, file jud/sig/sig42.htm.
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