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 1  2,4| With the Apostle Matthew we see the face of a man or an
 2  5,5|       i.e., having lived to see the sun set), having beheld
 3  6,8| life, in Thy light shall we see light. O continue Thy mercy
 4  7,1|    consecrated by a bishop (see p. 10). Not more than one
 5  7,1|     the Gospel the faithful see Christ Himself, Who came
 6  8,1|    exalted,” that all might see it, and Universal because
 7  8,2|    O Lord King, grant me to see my failings and not condemn
 8  8,2|  Hymn is sung: “O taste and see that the Lord is good. Alleluia,
 9  8,2|    Cup of Life; O taste and see that the Lord is good. Alleluia,
10  8,2|     Thy bridal chamber do I see, O my Saviour, adorned,
11  9,1|    in Christian life and to see to his religious education.
12  9,5|    of Sion, and mayest thou see the good things of Jerusalem
13  9,5|   thy life. And mayest thou see thy children’s children;
14 10,2|    I think about death, and see our beauty, fashioned according
15 11  |     of the Priesthood.~    *See pages 19 and 22.~    *In