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Quote by Edward Caswall

“Jesu, the very thought of Thee With sweetness fills the breast.”

Quote by Edward Caswall

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Edward Caswall was a British writer born in 1814 in Wales and died on January 2, 1878. He is known for his poetry and religious-themed works, with his most famous contributions being 'Hymns' and 'Psalms'. more

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