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How dull , because on wings they rise , “ Is yonder crowd of vulgar flies , to float
for ever there ! • Still let the timid sordid crew The same old beaten track pursue , “
Nor tempt one new delight : “ I dare to live , to live I know , “ And grasp at ev'ry ...
How dull , because on wings they rise , “ Is yonder crowd of vulgar flies , to float
for ever there ! • Still let the timid sordid crew The same old beaten track pursue , “
Nor tempt one new delight : “ I dare to live , to live I know , “ And grasp at ev'ry ...
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Think on Him , " Who died to save us from Thy righteous wrath , “ And ' midst the
wreck of worlds remember man ! " BISHOP PORTEUS . DEATH.Latter Part . Live
then , while Heaven in pity lends thee life , And think it all too short to wash away
...
Think on Him , " Who died to save us from Thy righteous wrath , “ And ' midst the
wreck of worlds remember man ! " BISHOP PORTEUS . DEATH.Latter Part . Live
then , while Heaven in pity lends thee life , And think it all too short to wash away
...
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Live whilst you live , the epicure will say , And seize the pleasure of the fleeting
day : Live whilst you live , the Christian preacher cries , And give to God each
moment as it flies : LORD , in my view may both united be ! I live in pleasure
when I ...
Live whilst you live , the epicure will say , And seize the pleasure of the fleeting
day : Live whilst you live , the Christian preacher cries , And give to God each
moment as it flies : LORD , in my view may both united be ! I live in pleasure
when I ...
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We'll live God's children , and to God resign'd , A brother and a sister to mankind .
We'll to our fly give freedom , that he may Live his age o'er with happiness to -
day ; From him , each day , we'll learn to live content Upon the daily manna God ...
We'll live God's children , and to God resign'd , A brother and a sister to mankind .
We'll to our fly give freedom , that he may Live his age o'er with happiness to -
day ; From him , each day , we'll learn to live content Upon the daily manna God ...
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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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