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TRINITY SUNDAY

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(Alternative Version)

Harmonised by T. Ravenscroft, in his

Psalter, 1621 (rhythm slightly simplified).

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[This version may be used in connexion with the other for one or more verses, the people singing the melody as usual.]

7 O listen then, most pitiful,
To thy poor creature's heart:
It blesses thee that thou art God,
That thou art what thou art.

8. Most ancient of all mysteries,
Still at thy throne we lie:
Have mercy now, most merciful,
Most holy Trinity.

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