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And she taught me, when I was a boy, to pray, 'thy kingdom come.'

'thy people hunger and they thirst also.

'Oh, my God,' quoth he again, 'thy people are outcast and they perish as leaves before the cold winds of winter.

'Frailty,'" he quoted, "'thy name is woman!'"

By this close reading Gurr could claim that 'the phrase 'your image' in 59 becomes 'thy image"in 61, in a change marking a distinct chill in the relationship'.

This sentence, from 'but the delight and pride of Aule', is not in A. Both A and B have Iluvatar speak to Ulmo of 'thy brother Manwe'.

When such growing churches manifest the marks of the Kingdom of righteousness, peace and joy (Rom. 14:7) both in their own lives and in engagement with the world, then we will be able to pray less wistfully and more hopefully 'thy kingdom come, thy will be done on earth, as it is in heaven.'