The Hart and the Water-Brooks: a practical exposition of the forty-second Psalm.

A PRACTICAL EXPOSITION OF THE FORTY-SECOND PSALM.
BY THE REV. JOHN R. MACDUFF, AUTHOR OF MORNING AND NIGHT WATCHES, MEMORIES OF GENNESARET, WORDS Of JESUS, ETC. ETC.
The portion of God's Word that is specially precious to me, more so than I am able to express, is Psalm forty-second. —Harrington Evans' Life, p. 399. What a precious, soul-comforting Psalm is that forty-second! —Life Of Captain Hammond, p. 289.
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¶ To the Chief Musician , Maschil, for the Sons of Korah.
The following is an excellent poetical paraphrase of the Psalm, by Bishop Lowth:—
As pants the wearied hart for cooling springs,
That sinks exhausted in the summer's chase;
So pants my longing soul, great King of kings!
So thirsts to reach Thy sacred dwelling-place.
On briny tears my famish'd soul hath fed,