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124325. Jesus, the Very Thought of YouT.: Jesus dulcis memoria, ca. 12th cent, tr. by Edward Caswall, 1814-1878, M.: John B. Dykes,1. Je - sus, the ver - y thought of you2. No voice can sing, no heart can frame,3. O hope of ev- 'ry hum - ble soul,4. O Je- sus, be our joy to - day;1. Fills us with sweet de- light; But sweet- er far your2. Nor can the mind re- call A sweet- er sound than3. O joy of all the meek, How kind you are to4. Help us to prize your love; Grant us at last to1. face to view And rest with - in your light.2. your blest name, O Sav- ior of us all!3. those who fall, How good to those who seek!4. hear you say: "Come, share my home a - bove."326. Let All Mortal Flesh Keep SilenceT.: Liturgy of St. James, 4th cent.; para, by Cerard Moultrie, 1829-1885, M.: French, 17th1. Let all mor - tal flesh keep si - lence, And with fear and2. King of kings, yet born of Ma - ry, As of old on3. Rank on rank the host of heav- en Spreads its van- guard4. At his feet the six - winged ser - aph; Cher- u - bim with1. trem - bling stand; Pon - der noth- ing earth - ly - mind - ed,2. earth he stood, Lord of lords in hu - man ves - ture;3. on the way, As the Light of Light de - scend - eth4. sleep - less eye. Veil their fac - es to the Pres - ence,1. For with bless-ing in his hand Christ our God to earth de -2. In the Bod - y and the Blood He will give to all the3. From the realms of end - less day. That the pow'rs of hell may4. As with cease-less voice they cry, "Al - le - lu - ia, al - le -1. scend - eth, Our full hom- age to de - mand.2. faith - ful His own self for heav'n-ly food.3. van - ish As the dark-ness clears a - way.4. lu - ia! Al - le - lu - ia, Lord Most High!"