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... them to a divine Perfection that ren- ders them fit to be tranfplanted into the heavenly Eden , there to bloom through the endless Ages of Eternity , Retired viii TO THE READER . Retired Contemplation is that Balm TO THE ...
... them to a divine Perfection that ren- ders them fit to be tranfplanted into the heavenly Eden , there to bloom through the endless Ages of Eternity , Retired viii TO THE READER . Retired Contemplation is that Balm TO THE ...
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William Augustus Willis. viii TO THE READER . Retired Contemplation is that Balm of Gilead which heals the Stings which Sorrow goads the Mind with in paffing through this Vale of Tears . When retired , we forget the Wrongs inflicted by ...
William Augustus Willis. viii TO THE READER . Retired Contemplation is that Balm of Gilead which heals the Stings which Sorrow goads the Mind with in paffing through this Vale of Tears . When retired , we forget the Wrongs inflicted by ...
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... 'd from all thy Friends Efteem ; A duteous Child , fond Mother , faithful Wife : For thy fad Lofs my Eyes with Sorrow ftream , Thou fweeteft Balm and Comfort of my Life ! XV . Yet , * XV . Yet , ' midft the Gloom which.
... 'd from all thy Friends Efteem ; A duteous Child , fond Mother , faithful Wife : For thy fad Lofs my Eyes with Sorrow ftream , Thou fweeteft Balm and Comfort of my Life ! XV . Yet , * XV . Yet , ' midft the Gloom which.
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... Balm supplies , ) See in each Stroke thy Providence display'd , And all thou doft is righteous , juft , and wife . * Providence has graciously condefcended to anfwer my Prayer , by preferving the Life of a deferving Son , who , though ...
... Balm supplies , ) See in each Stroke thy Providence display'd , And all thou doft is righteous , juft , and wife . * Providence has graciously condefcended to anfwer my Prayer , by preferving the Life of a deferving Son , who , though ...
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Page 23 - These are they which were not defiled with women, for they are virgins : these are they which follow the Lamb whithersoever he goeth : these were redeemed from among men, being the first-fruits unto GOD, and to the Lamb. And in their mouth was found no guile ; for they are without fault before the throne of GOB.
Page 9 - With decent triumph, and a look serene ; Teach me to fix my ardent hopes on high, And, having liv'd to thee, in thee to die.
Page 10 - ... or be depressed with the misfortunes of others, nay more, even of imaginary persons ; a heart large enough to receive the greatest ideas nature can suggest, and delicate enough to relish the most beautiful : it is desiring mankind to believe that I am capable of entering into all those subtle graces, and all that divine elegance, the enjoyment of which is to be felt only, and not expressed.
Page 10 - I mould profefs myfelf a great admirer of poefy, but that profeffion is in effect telling the world that I have a heart tender and generous, a heart that can fwell with the joys, or be deprefled with the misfortunes of others, nay more, even of imaginary perfons ; a heart large enough to receive the greateft ideas nature can fuggeft, and delicate enough to relifh the moft beautiful ; it is defiring mankind to believe that I am capable of entering into all...
Page 10 - ... sacred numbers seem to admit us into a solemn and magnificent temple, they encircle us with every thing that is holy and divine, they superadd an agreeable awe and reverence to all...
Page 10 - Joys, or be deprefTed with the Misfortunes, of others, nay more> even of imaginary Perfons; a Heart large enough to receive the greateft Ideas Nature can fuggeft, and delicate enough to relifh the moft Beautiful ; it is defiring Mankind to believe that I am capable...