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21872	Maclaren, Alexander	The Life of David: As Reflected in His Psalms			.txt	text/plain	54213	2062	69	In Chapter XV, eighth paragraph, second last line, His changed to his in the sentence Happy thoughts, not fears, hold his eyes waking to agree with the author's obvious reference to David rather than to God.} And then, in strange contrast with the meditative quiet and lowly duties of these first years, came the crowded vicissitudes of the tempestuous course through which he reached his throne--court minstrel, companion and friend of a king, idol of the people, champion of the armies of God--and in his sudden elevation keeping the gracious sweetness of his lowlier, and perhaps happier days.	cache/21872.txt	txt/21872.txt
