The Prose WorksWestley and Davis, 1834 |
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... covenant of his youth , to offer at high strains in new and lofty measures ; ❞ — his devout prayer to that Eternal Spirit , " who can enrich with all utterance and knowledge , and sends out his seraphim with the hallowed fire of his ...
... covenant of his youth , to offer at high strains in new and lofty measures ; ❞ — his devout prayer to that Eternal Spirit , " who can enrich with all utterance and knowledge , and sends out his seraphim with the hallowed fire of his ...
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... covenant with us ; and having first well - nigh freed us from antichristian thraldom , didst build up this Britannic empire to a glorious and enviable height , with all her daughter - islands about her ; stay us in this felicity , let ...
... covenant with us ; and having first well - nigh freed us from antichristian thraldom , didst build up this Britannic empire to a glorious and enviable height , with all her daughter - islands about her ; stay us in this felicity , let ...
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... and discovers his confidence of rectitude . He divulges his lofty hopes , springing out of his patriotism and his piety . Here we have that remarkable b " covenant with the knowing reader , " to attempt INTRODUCTORY REVIEW . XV.
... and discovers his confidence of rectitude . He divulges his lofty hopes , springing out of his patriotism and his piety . Here we have that remarkable b " covenant with the knowing reader , " to attempt INTRODUCTORY REVIEW . XV.
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John Milton. " covenant with the knowing reader , " to attempt ere long some poetical work , which his countrymen would not " let die . " The noble promise is a pledge for the greatest perform- ance . His aspirations amount to positive ...
John Milton. " covenant with the knowing reader , " to attempt ere long some poetical work , which his countrymen would not " let die . " The noble promise is a pledge for the greatest perform- ance . His aspirations amount to positive ...
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... covenant of our redemp- tion , magnified the external signs more than the quick- ening power of the Spirit ; and yet looking on them through their own guiltiness with a servile fear , and finding as little comfort , or rather terrour ...
... covenant of our redemp- tion , magnified the external signs more than the quick- ening power of the Spirit ; and yet looking on them through their own guiltiness with a servile fear , and finding as little comfort , or rather terrour ...
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