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... Fire that came Did ever catch and often out would flame . But now my Heart is made thy Censar trim , Full of thy golden Altars fire , To offer up Sweet Incense in Unto thyselfe intire : I finde my tinder scarce thy sparks can feel That ...
... Fire that came Did ever catch and often out would flame . But now my Heart is made thy Censar trim , Full of thy golden Altars fire , To offer up Sweet Incense in Unto thyselfe intire : I finde my tinder scarce thy sparks can feel That ...
Page 222
... fire in mee ' S a mocking Ignis Fatuus Or lest thine Altars fire out bee , Its hid in ashes thus . Yet when the bellows of thy Spirit blow Away mine ashes , then thy fire doth glow . 1937 UPON THE SWEEPING FLOOD AUG : 13.14 . 1683 Oh ...
... fire in mee ' S a mocking Ignis Fatuus Or lest thine Altars fire out bee , Its hid in ashes thus . Yet when the bellows of thy Spirit blow Away mine ashes , then thy fire doth glow . 1937 UPON THE SWEEPING FLOOD AUG : 13.14 . 1683 Oh ...
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... fire , late in the evening , listening to stories about those coursers of the prairies , and weaving speculations of my own , when there was a clamor of voices and a loud cheering at the other end of the camp ; and word was passed that ...
... fire , late in the evening , listening to stories about those coursers of the prairies , and weaving speculations of my own , when there was a clamor of voices and a loud cheering at the other end of the camp ; and word was passed that ...
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