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3 : 3 25 Christ's Flock of Lambs there also stands , whose Faith were weak , yet true ; All sound Believers ( Gospel ... 21:51 27 At Christ's left hand the Goats do stand , all whining Hypocrites , Who for self ends did seem Christ's ...
3 : 3 25 Christ's Flock of Lambs there also stands , whose Faith were weak , yet true ; All sound Believers ( Gospel ... 21:51 27 At Christ's left hand the Goats do stand , all whining Hypocrites , Who for self ends did seem Christ's ...
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160 There stand all Nations and Generations of Adam's Progeny , Whom Christ redeem'd not , whom Christ esteem'd not , through Infidelity . 36 165 Fast by them stand at Christ's left hand the Lion fierce and fell , The Dragon bold ...
160 There stand all Nations and Generations of Adam's Progeny , Whom Christ redeem'd not , whom Christ esteem'd not , through Infidelity . 36 165 Fast by them stand at Christ's left hand the Lion fierce and fell , The Dragon bold ...
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Bumpkin Simpers , cries it's confounded Gay I vow ; and beck'ning to the door , in comes Joan Tawdry , dropping about 50 curtsies , and stands by him : he shows her the Ribbon . Law You , says she , it's right Gent , do You , take it ...
Bumpkin Simpers , cries it's confounded Gay I vow ; and beck'ning to the door , in comes Joan Tawdry , dropping about 50 curtsies , and stands by him : he shows her the Ribbon . Law You , says she , it's right Gent , do You , take it ...
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| Title | Colonial and Federalist American Writing The Odyssey surveys of American writing |
| Author | George F. Horner |
| Publisher | Odyssey Press, 1966 |
| Length | 946 pages |
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