Rays of Genius Collected to Enlighten the Rising Generation, Nide 1 |
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He , that can govern himself according to the rules of reason and good sense , will set bounds to his zeal by discretion , to error by truth , and thus to all his actions give an inexpressible grace . Let us all therefore endeavour to ...
He , that can govern himself according to the rules of reason and good sense , will set bounds to his zeal by discretion , to error by truth , and thus to all his actions give an inexpressible grace . Let us all therefore endeavour to ...
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Twas thus , as under shade I stood , I sung my wishes to the wood , And lost in thought , no more perceiv'd The branches whisper as they wav'd : It seem'd as all the quiet place Confess'd the presence of the grace .
Twas thus , as under shade I stood , I sung my wishes to the wood , And lost in thought , no more perceiv'd The branches whisper as they wav'd : It seem'd as all the quiet place Confess'd the presence of the grace .
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There was a time ( his grace can tell ) I knew the duke exceeding well ; Knew ev'ry secret of his heart ; In truth , we never were apart : But when the court became his end , He turn'd his back upon his friend .
There was a time ( his grace can tell ) I knew the duke exceeding well ; Knew ev'ry secret of his heart ; In truth , we never were apart : But when the court became his end , He turn'd his back upon his friend .
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