You'll find more anglocentric lyrics in the The Wesleyan Sunday-scholars' hymn book (1857)

Grigg.] HYMN 182. c.m.

1 AT Jacob's well a stranger sought
His drooping frame to cheer!
Samaria's daughter little thought
That Jacob's God was there.

2 This had she known, her fainting mind
For richer draughts had sigh'd;
Nor had Messiah, ever kind,
Those richer draughts denied.

3 This ancient well, (no glass so true,)
Britannia's image shows;
Now Jesus travels Britain through,
But who the stranger knows ?

4 Yet Britain must the stranger know,
Or soon her loss deplore;
Behold the living waters now,
Come, drink, and thirst no more.

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Click here for an even earlier source, Hymns for the use of the Methodist new connexion, principally from the collection of J. Wesley, a Methodist hymnal from 1836 (same lyrics as 1857). The Methodist movement, followers of John and Charles Wesley, did not form a separate denomination in England until after John Wesley's death in 1791.