William Cowper, HumanitarianUniversity of North Carolina Press, 1938 - 277 ページ |
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... divine , exhibited on earth , Gives Charity her being and her birth . [ Ll . 373-78 . ] Having established Grace as the source of " th ' o'erflow- ing well of Charity , " the poet gives the subject a personal turn . Several times in the ...
... divine , exhibited on earth , Gives Charity her being and her birth . [ Ll . 373-78 . ] Having established Grace as the source of " th ' o'erflow- ing well of Charity , " the poet gives the subject a personal turn . Several times in the ...
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... divine acci- dent ( or , indeed , even by divine plan ) have been denied the Light . Throughout Truth Cowper had preached on " Grace " as opposed to " works " and had made a rather thorough castigation of benevolence that is not ...
... divine acci- dent ( or , indeed , even by divine plan ) have been denied the Light . Throughout Truth Cowper had preached on " Grace " as opposed to " works " and had made a rather thorough castigation of benevolence that is not ...
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... divine Is legible and plain , ' Tis pow'r almighty bids him shine , Nor bids him shine in vain . Thus " natura parens " becomes " pow'r almighty , " and " truth divine " is thrown in for good measure . This particular translation is ...
... divine Is legible and plain , ' Tis pow'r almighty bids him shine , Nor bids him shine in vain . Thus " natura parens " becomes " pow'r almighty , " and " truth divine " is thrown in for good measure . This particular translation is ...
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