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Oh ! holy seat of love and peace , The sounds of war and conflict cease , Within
thy quiet reign ; And every flower of fairest hue , That once in favoured Eden grew
, Shall rise and bloom again . For Thee , the early patriarch sighed , Thy distant ...
Oh ! holy seat of love and peace , The sounds of war and conflict cease , Within
thy quiet reign ; And every flower of fairest hue , That once in favoured Eden grew
, Shall rise and bloom again . For Thee , the early patriarch sighed , Thy distant ...
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To the dust our knees we bow ; We are weak , but mighty Thou ; Sore distress'd ,
yet suppliant still , We await Thy holy will : Bound to earth and rooted here Till our
SAVIOUR GOD appear . From the heavens , Thy dwelling place , Shed , 0 shed ...
To the dust our knees we bow ; We are weak , but mighty Thou ; Sore distress'd ,
yet suppliant still , We await Thy holy will : Bound to earth and rooted here Till our
SAVIOUR GOD appear . From the heavens , Thy dwelling place , Shed , 0 shed ...
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But , when the sweet - toned sabbath chime , Pouring - it's music on the breeze ,
Proclaims the well - known holy time Of prayer , and thanks , and bended knees ;
When rustic crowds devoutly meet , And lips and hearts to God are given , And ...
But , when the sweet - toned sabbath chime , Pouring - it's music on the breeze ,
Proclaims the well - known holy time Of prayer , and thanks , and bended knees ;
When rustic crowds devoutly meet , And lips and hearts to God are given , And ...
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Thou gav'st me being , far more sweet than this , Thou gav'st me that which
makes my being bliss ; Thou didst to holy thoughts my bosom warm , Thou didst
my tongue to holy accents form , And taught'st , in dawning reason's infant days ,
To ...
Thou gav'st me being , far more sweet than this , Thou gav'st me that which
makes my being bliss ; Thou didst to holy thoughts my bosom warm , Thou didst
my tongue to holy accents form , And taught'st , in dawning reason's infant days ,
To ...
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Thou , in whose meek and tender heart Devotion , love , and fear are blending ,
As o'er the lowly manger bed , Where rests the Infant's holy head , Awe - struck
and silent thou art bending ; How sharp a sword thy breast shall tear , When thy ...
Thou , in whose meek and tender heart Devotion , love , and fear are blending ,
As o'er the lowly manger bed , Where rests the Infant's holy head , Awe - struck
and silent thou art bending ; How sharp a sword thy breast shall tear , When thy ...
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| 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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