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Page 169
... Hearts Y God , my God , all that thou askest of mee , is my Heart , My Sonne , give mee thy heart ; Am I thy sonne , as long as I have but my heart ? Wilt thou give mee an Inheritance , a Filiation , any thing for my beart O thou , who ...
... Hearts Y God , my God , all that thou askest of mee , is my Heart , My Sonne , give mee thy heart ; Am I thy sonne , as long as I have but my heart ? Wilt thou give mee an Inheritance , a Filiation , any thing for my beart O thou , who ...
Page 170
... hearts ; straight hearts , no perversnesse without , and cleane hearts , no foul- nesse within ; such hearts I can find in thy Word ; and if my heart were such a heart , I would give thee my Heart . But I find stonie hearts too , and I ...
... hearts ; straight hearts , no perversnesse without , and cleane hearts , no foul- nesse within ; such hearts I can find in thy Word ; and if my heart were such a heart , I would give thee my Heart . But I find stonie hearts too , and I ...
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... heart . And so , many a man whose heart swells with what he thinks pious horror when he sees the letter delivered or the train run upon the sabbath - day , can pass through the streets at night , undepressed and unshocked by the ...
... heart . And so , many a man whose heart swells with what he thinks pious horror when he sees the letter delivered or the train run upon the sabbath - day , can pass through the streets at night , undepressed and unshocked by the ...
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