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... Heart , fo to my Head , And thence into my Fingers trickled ; Then to my Pen , from whence immediately On Paper I did dribble it daintily . Manner and Matter too was all mine own , Nor was it unto any Mortal known , Till I had done it ...
... Heart , fo to my Head , And thence into my Fingers trickled ; Then to my Pen , from whence immediately On Paper I did dribble it daintily . Manner and Matter too was all mine own , Nor was it unto any Mortal known , Till I had done it ...
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... , Then I was there ; yea , I was standing by When Manfoul did the Rebels crucifie . I alfo faw Manfoul clad all in white , And beard her Prince call her his Heart's Delight . Ιατ I faw him put upon her Chains of Gold , To the READER .
... , Then I was there ; yea , I was standing by When Manfoul did the Rebels crucifie . I alfo faw Manfoul clad all in white , And beard her Prince call her his Heart's Delight . Ιατ I faw him put upon her Chains of Gold , To the READER .
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... Heart . ! There was reared up in the midft of this Town , a moft famous and state- ly Palace for Strength it may be called a Ca- file ; for Pleafantnefs , a Paradife ; for Largeness , a Place fo copious as to contain all the World ...
... Heart . ! There was reared up in the midft of this Town , a moft famous and state- ly Palace for Strength it may be called a Ca- file ; for Pleafantnefs , a Paradife ; for Largeness , a Place fo copious as to contain all the World ...
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... Heart , had it not been infatiable , and enlarged as Hell itfelf . Well , he feeing himself thus exalted to Greatnefs and Honour , and raging in his Mind for higher State and Degree , what doth he but begins to think with himfelf , how ...
... Heart , had it not been infatiable , and enlarged as Hell itfelf . Well , he feeing himself thus exalted to Greatnefs and Honour , and raging in his Mind for higher State and Degree , what doth he but begins to think with himfelf , how ...
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John Bunyan. left naked of Courage , nor had the now any Heart to refift . But this was as the Devil would have it . Then ftood forth that He , Mr. Ill - paufe , that Diabolus brought with him , who was his Orator , and he addreffed him ...
John Bunyan. left naked of Courage , nor had the now any Heart to refift . But this was as the Devil would have it . Then ftood forth that He , Mr. Ill - paufe , that Diabolus brought with him , who was his Orator , and he addreffed him ...
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Page 36 - For, behold, the Lord will come with fire, and with his chariots like a whirlwind, to render his anger with fury, and his rebuke with flames of fire.
Page 153 - But now! can you think how Mansoul shone? It was fair as the sun, clear as the moon, and terrible as an army with banners.
Page 37 - O town of Mansoul, once famous, but now like the fruitless bough, once the delight of the high ones, but now a den for Diabolus, hearken also to me, and to the words that I shall speak to thee in the name of the great Shaddai. Behold, the axe is laid to the root of the trees: every tree, therefore, that bringeth not forth good fruit, is hewn down and cast into the fire.