In this there's most of fear and joy, Shall I draw back, and fear the end Of all my sorrows, tears, and pain, Without true happiness and rest? Or can I think of finding here That which my soul so long had sought? Though all the reasons I can see, My God, Thou must accomplish it. December 3, 1663. END OF VOLUME I. INDEX. ELPRIC of York, 18-25. Alban the Martyr, 5. Aldhelm's Device to gather a Con- gregation, 11. Believer's Covenant and Confidence, the, 416. Bishop, the busy, 54. Blessedness, 168. Bolton, Robert, 170. Bonner, Bishop, 124. CEDMON, Cowherd and Poet, 11. Cartwright, Thomas, 100. Charles I., 154. Chaucer, 30. Chillingworth, 188. Christ in the Wilderness, 211. Churton's "History," 15. Coleridge, 166, 245. Cripplegate Church, 112. Crow, the, plucking wool off a sheep's INDEX. Man's right to read the Word of Man's Weight, 353. Marah, 248. Marsden's "History of the Puri- Mary, Queen, 74. Mary Magdalene's Funeral Tears, Martyrs and Confessors, 45. Maxims, 197. Meditations, 173, 263, 278. Milman's "Latin Christianity," 10, Moderation, on, 271. Montgomery, James, 203. Music, Church, 107; the Birth of, Peter's day, Sermon on, 20. 423 Poetry, 13, 45, 126-144, 202-216, Prospect, on a Fair, 280. QUARLES, Francis, 196. RAIN and Waters, on the, 283. Rogers, Nehemiah, 350. SABBATH, Colonel Hutchison's, 110. Saunders, Lawrence, the Martyr, Science, Insufficiency of Worldly, Scott's, Sir Walter, "Ivanhoe," 35. Sibbs, Dr Richard, 173. Sleepers, the Seven, 24. Soames's "Elizabethan Religious History," 137. Sober, Be, 86. |