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... body shall in silence sleep Mine eyes no more shall ever weep No fainting fits shall me assail nor grinding pains my body frail With cares and fears ne'er cumbered be Nor losses know , nor sorrows see What tho my flesh shall there ...
... body shall in silence sleep Mine eyes no more shall ever weep No fainting fits shall me assail nor grinding pains my body frail With cares and fears ne'er cumbered be Nor losses know , nor sorrows see What tho my flesh shall there ...
Page 395
... body and of soul . But those two parts quite different are in worth : The body matter taken from the earth ; 5 Not so the soul , that claims a higher birth . A ray from Heaven is her original . Though much deprav'd and darken'd since ...
... body and of soul . But those two parts quite different are in worth : The body matter taken from the earth ; 5 Not so the soul , that claims a higher birth . A ray from Heaven is her original . Though much deprav'd and darken'd since ...
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... body of man , than the form of a chip or block ; though it be of a very beautiful human body , with a sweet smile in his countenance , or arms open , or blood run- ning from hands , feet , and side ? May not that sort of power which can ...
... body of man , than the form of a chip or block ; though it be of a very beautiful human body , with a sweet smile in his countenance , or arms open , or blood run- ning from hands , feet , and side ? May not that sort of power which can ...
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