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Page 301
... poor people , as she knew to stand in most need of them . This , as to her Charity.— And for his own , he set no limits to it ; nor did ever turn his face from any that he saw in want , but would relieve them ; es- pecially his poor ...
... poor people , as she knew to stand in most need of them . This , as to her Charity.— And for his own , he set no limits to it ; nor did ever turn his face from any that he saw in want , but would relieve them ; es- pecially his poor ...
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... poor relief of Present Povertie . Food and Fruit we now must want Unless new Lands we plant . We break up Tombs with Sacrilegious hands ; Old Rubbish we remove ; To walk in Ruines , like vain Ghosts , we love , And with fond Divining ...
... poor relief of Present Povertie . Food and Fruit we now must want Unless new Lands we plant . We break up Tombs with Sacrilegious hands ; Old Rubbish we remove ; To walk in Ruines , like vain Ghosts , we love , And with fond Divining ...
Page 485
... poor man may often feel , Glory , and gold , and Crowns and Thrones They would soon quit and learn to kneel . My dew , my dew ! my early love , My souls bright food , thy absence kills ! Hover not long , eternal Dove ! 83 Life without ...
... poor man may often feel , Glory , and gold , and Crowns and Thrones They would soon quit and learn to kneel . My dew , my dew ! my early love , My souls bright food , thy absence kills ! Hover not long , eternal Dove ! 83 Life without ...
Contents
The Seventeenth Century 16001660 | 1 |
A Selected List of Books on the Background and the Literature of the First | 29 |
Francis Bacon | 43 |
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