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Página 7
... to defend , and the poet wears out life to celebrate ; who claim tribute from
every art and science , and for whom all who approach them endeavour to
multiply delights , without requiring from them any return but willingness to be
pleased ?
... to defend , and the poet wears out life to celebrate ; who claim tribute from
every art and science , and for whom all who approach them endeavour to
multiply delights , without requiring from them any return but willingness to be
pleased ?
Página 15
To birth add fortune , add to fortune - fame , Give the desiring soul its utmost claim
; The wish recurs some object unpossess'd Corrodes , distastes , and leavens all
the rest ; And still to death from being's earliest ray , Th'unknown tomorrow ...
To birth add fortune , add to fortune - fame , Give the desiring soul its utmost claim
; The wish recurs some object unpossess'd Corrodes , distastes , and leavens all
the rest ; And still to death from being's earliest ray , Th'unknown tomorrow ...
Página 49
... servant , and humbled himself unto death , even the death of the cross . ' By
this expiatory death , he finished transgression , and made an end of sin ;
satisfied all the claims of law and of justice on his people ; blotted out the THE
REFUGE .
... servant , and humbled himself unto death , even the death of the cross . ' By
this expiatory death , he finished transgression , and made an end of sin ;
satisfied all the claims of law and of justice on his people ; blotted out the THE
REFUGE .
Página 53
... entitle me to share the inestimable favour ; suffer me to remind you , that the
invitation extends not to those that are rich , but to him that hath no money :
nothing with which to purchase the divine clemency , or to satisfy the claims of
justice .
... entitle me to share the inestimable favour ; suffer me to remind you , that the
invitation extends not to those that are rich , but to him that hath no money :
nothing with which to purchase the divine clemency , or to satisfy the claims of
justice .
Página 83
The real christian , who is renewed in the spirit of his mind , and enabled to act on
principles very different from men in a state of nature , can claim no exception :
nay , it will be the language of his heart , My goodness , O Lord , extendeth not ...
The real christian , who is renewed in the spirit of his mind , and enabled to act on
principles very different from men in a state of nature , can claim no exception :
nay , it will be the language of his heart , My goodness , O Lord , extendeth not ...
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Información bibliográfica
| Título | The Refuge |
| Autor | William Giles |
| Editor | At the Lorenzo Press, printed for Bronson & Chauncey, 1804 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de California |
| Digitalizado | 23 Abr. 2009 |
| Largo | 257 páginas |
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