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... hear the word of God , and like the best Preachers . This thou mayest do too , and yet never be saved . Nay , thou mayest so hear , as to receive much joy and comfort in hearing , nay , to believe and catch hold on Christ , and so say ...
... hear the word of God , and like the best Preachers . This thou mayest do too , and yet never be saved . Nay , thou mayest so hear , as to receive much joy and comfort in hearing , nay , to believe and catch hold on Christ , and so say ...
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... hear every Ditty speak its spirit in its apt tune : every breast , to sing its proper part , and every creature , to express itself in its natural note : should I hear a Mouse roar like a Bear , a Cat low like an Ox , or a Horse whistle ...
... hear every Ditty speak its spirit in its apt tune : every breast , to sing its proper part , and every creature , to express itself in its natural note : should I hear a Mouse roar like a Bear , a Cat low like an Ox , or a Horse whistle ...
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... hear a voice , that calls away , 31 And cries " The Whigs will win the day . ' My beck'ning Genius gives command ... hear a voice , you cannot hear , I must not stay - Tickell's Ballad . That says , To muster at our usual meeting ; There ...
... hear a voice , that calls away , 31 And cries " The Whigs will win the day . ' My beck'ning Genius gives command ... hear a voice , you cannot hear , I must not stay - Tickell's Ballad . That says , To muster at our usual meeting ; There ...
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