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Father of Heaven ! in whom our hopes confide , Whose pow'r defends us , and
whose precepts guide ; In life our Guardian , and in death our Friend , Glory
supreme be Thine , till time shall end . EVENING . Soon will the evening star ,
with ...
Father of Heaven ! in whom our hopes confide , Whose pow'r defends us , and
whose precepts guide ; In life our Guardian , and in death our Friend , Glory
supreme be Thine , till time shall end . EVENING . Soon will the evening star ,
with ...
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Insult the banish'd wanderer : on she goes Neglected and forlorn : Disease and
Cold And Famine , worst of ills , her steps attend ; Yet patient , and to Heaven's
just will resign'd , She ne'er is seen to weep , or heard to sigh . Now turn your
eyes ...
Insult the banish'd wanderer : on she goes Neglected and forlorn : Disease and
Cold And Famine , worst of ills , her steps attend ; Yet patient , and to Heaven's
just will resign'd , She ne'er is seen to weep , or heard to sigh . Now turn your
eyes ...
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When heaven - born Charity Expands the heart , and prompts the liberal hand To
soothe distress , supply the various wants Of friendless poverty ; and dry the tears
Which bathe the widow's cheek , whose dearest hope Is snatch'd away , and ...
When heaven - born Charity Expands the heart , and prompts the liberal hand To
soothe distress , supply the various wants Of friendless poverty ; and dry the tears
Which bathe the widow's cheek , whose dearest hope Is snatch'd away , and ...
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Lights of the world , may each dispense New lustre through your ample sphere ;
And very late be summon'd hence To shine thro ' Heaven's eternal year . LINES
Written when going abroad for recovery of health . J. Bowdler , Jun . TRANQUIL ...
Lights of the world , may each dispense New lustre through your ample sphere ;
And very late be summon'd hence To shine thro ' Heaven's eternal year . LINES
Written when going abroad for recovery of health . J. Bowdler , Jun . TRANQUIL ...
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Then kneeling down , to heaven's eternal King , The saint , the father , and the
husband prays : Hope springs exulting on triumphant wing , That thus they all
shall meet in future days : There ever bask in uncreated rays , No more to sigh ,
or ...
Then kneeling down , to heaven's eternal King , The saint , the father , and the
husband prays : Hope springs exulting on triumphant wing , That thus they all
shall meet in future days : There ever bask in uncreated rays , No more to sigh ,
or ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Poems Divine and Moral |
| Author | John Bowdler |
| Compiled by | John Bowdler |
| Publisher | C. & J. Rivington, 1823 |
| Original from | University of California Irvine |
| Digitized | 5 Jan 2017 |
| Length | 254 pages |
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