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Dangers of ev'ry shape and name Attend the follow'rs of the Lamb , Who leave the world's deceitful shore , And leave it to return no more . Tho ' tempest - toss'd and half a wreck , My Saviour thro ' the floods I seek ; Let neither ...
Dangers of ev'ry shape and name Attend the follow'rs of the Lamb , Who leave the world's deceitful shore , And leave it to return no more . Tho ' tempest - toss'd and half a wreck , My Saviour thro ' the floods I seek ; Let neither ...
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... then the palm , then every finger separately , then between all the fingers , as if anxious to leave no ... where he hid himself generally under the leaves of a cucumber vine , sleeping or chewing the cud till evening ; in the ...
... then the palm , then every finger separately , then between all the fingers , as if anxious to leave no ... where he hid himself generally under the leaves of a cucumber vine , sleeping or chewing the cud till evening ; in the ...
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It comes just in time to make a dinner for the Throcks , who next week take leave of Weston which I suppose they will see no more till Midsummer.- Mrs Unwin reads Mrs Trimmer to me after supper , with whose little books I am charmed .
It comes just in time to make a dinner for the Throcks , who next week take leave of Weston which I suppose they will see no more till Midsummer.- Mrs Unwin reads Mrs Trimmer to me after supper , with whose little books I am charmed .
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affection appears believe cause close course cousin Cowper dear death delight desire divine dream earth ev'ry eyes fair fear feel give grace half hand happy head hear heard heart heav'n Hesketh hope hour John Johnson kind Lady lately least leave less letter light live Lord lost mean mind nature never night occasion Olney once pass peace perhaps pleasure poem poet poor pow'r praise present prove reason received rest scene seems seen side soon soul sound stand suppose sure sweet task tell TEXT thanks thee thine things thou thought thousand true truth turn Unwin verse virtue wish write