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Page 27
FATHER , REDEEMER , COMFORTER DIVINE ! This humble off'ring to Thy equal
shrine Here Thy unworthy servant grateful pays Of undivided thanks , united
praise , For all those mercies , which at birth began , And ceaseless flowed thro ...
FATHER , REDEEMER , COMFORTER DIVINE ! This humble off'ring to Thy equal
shrine Here Thy unworthy servant grateful pays Of undivided thanks , united
praise , For all those mercies , which at birth began , And ceaseless flowed thro ...
Page 44
PRAISE , O praise , the name divine ; Praise it at the hallow'd shrine ; Let the
firmament on high To its Maker's praise reply : Let His acts and pow'r supreme To
your songs suggest a theme : Be the harp no longer mute ; Sound the trumpet ...
PRAISE , O praise , the name divine ; Praise it at the hallow'd shrine ; Let the
firmament on high To its Maker's praise reply : Let His acts and pow'r supreme To
your songs suggest a theme : Be the harp no longer mute ; Sound the trumpet ...
Page 137
Then know the truth of government divine , “ And let these scruples be no longer
thine . “ The Maker justly claims that world He made , In this the right of
Providence is laid ; Its sacred majesty through all depends On using second
means to ...
Then know the truth of government divine , “ And let these scruples be no longer
thine . “ The Maker justly claims that world He made , In this the right of
Providence is laid ; Its sacred majesty through all depends On using second
means to ...
Page 176
Yet neither these delights , nor aught beside , That appetite can ask , or wealth
provide , Can save us always from a tedious day , Or shine the dulness of still life
away ; Divine communion , carefully enjoyed , Or sought with energy , must fill the
...
Yet neither these delights , nor aught beside , That appetite can ask , or wealth
provide , Can save us always from a tedious day , Or shine the dulness of still life
away ; Divine communion , carefully enjoyed , Or sought with energy , must fill the
...
Page 209
What's female beauty , but an air divine , Through which the mind's all gentle
graces shine ? They , like the sun , irradiate all between : The body charms ,
because the soul is seen . Hence men are often captives of a face , They know
not why ...
What's female beauty , but an air divine , Through which the mind's all gentle
graces shine ? They , like the sun , irradiate all between : The body charms ,
because the soul is seen . Hence men are often captives of a face , They know
not why ...
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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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