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Side 91
... Grace gives to vice , The dire effect of mercy without price ! What were they ? what some fools are made by art ... grace be grace indeed , and life a gift ; The poor reclaim'd inhabitant , his eyes , Glistening at HOPE . 91.
... Grace gives to vice , The dire effect of mercy without price ! What were they ? what some fools are made by art ... grace be grace indeed , and life a gift ; The poor reclaim'd inhabitant , his eyes , Glistening at HOPE . 91.
Side 162
... grace , And reconciles man to his lot . ON THE PROMOTION OF EDWARD THURLOW , ESQ . ΤΟ THE LORD HIGH CHANCELLORSHIP ENGLAND . I. ROUND Thurlow's head in early youth And in his sportive days , Fair Science pour'd the light of truth , And ...
... grace , And reconciles man to his lot . ON THE PROMOTION OF EDWARD THURLOW , ESQ . ΤΟ THE LORD HIGH CHANCELLORSHIP ENGLAND . I. ROUND Thurlow's head in early youth And in his sportive days , Fair Science pour'd the light of truth , And ...
Side 306
... Grace must do it . The respective merits of patriots and martyrs stated . Their different treatment . - Happy freedom of the man whom grace makes free . His relish of the works of God , -Address to the Creator . THE WINTER MORNING WALK ...
... Grace must do it . The respective merits of patriots and martyrs stated . Their different treatment . - Happy freedom of the man whom grace makes free . His relish of the works of God , -Address to the Creator . THE WINTER MORNING WALK ...
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