The Plain Englishman [ed. by C. Knight and E.H. Locker]., Volume 2Charles Knight 1821 |
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... heart of man , the children of Israel had scarce heard these solemn Commandments delivered to them by the voice of God himself , than they broke the very first law . Impatient for the return of Moses with the two tables , they forced ...
... heart of man , the children of Israel had scarce heard these solemn Commandments delivered to them by the voice of God himself , than they broke the very first law . Impatient for the return of Moses with the two tables , they forced ...
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... hearts , with all our minds , with all our souls , and with all our strength ; and if we love any thing better we surely disobey the first Commandment . Here then you see we must all plead guilty . If our worldly desires are indulged to ...
... hearts , with all our minds , with all our souls , and with all our strength ; and if we love any thing better we surely disobey the first Commandment . Here then you see we must all plead guilty . If our worldly desires are indulged to ...
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... heart - soothing Ease ! Do thou my present pangs appease , And give me wonted rest , O wond'rous frame ! how soon deranged ! One little ligature has changed Tranquillity to Pain ; Pain , that with each pulsation sweeps Along the ...
... heart - soothing Ease ! Do thou my present pangs appease , And give me wonted rest , O wond'rous frame ! how soon deranged ! One little ligature has changed Tranquillity to Pain ; Pain , that with each pulsation sweeps Along the ...
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... heart a balm prepares To soothe th ' afflicted pauper's cares , Whom rags and darkness hide . Tell me , my friend , for well I ween The haunts of woe , by us unseen , To thee their griefs reveal- How few beneath thy care complain , With ...
... heart a balm prepares To soothe th ' afflicted pauper's cares , Whom rags and darkness hide . Tell me , my friend , for well I ween The haunts of woe , by us unseen , To thee their griefs reveal- How few beneath thy care complain , With ...
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... heart . That this is an age of inquiry beyond those which have preceded the present day , cannot , I think , be doubted . That vicious people have used this spirit of investiga- tion as an engine for the introduction of bad principles ...
... heart . That this is an age of inquiry beyond those which have preceded the present day , cannot , I think , be doubted . That vicious people have used this spirit of investiga- tion as an engine for the introduction of bad principles ...
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