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POETRY.
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ritable accusations . He has shewn himself , in his reply , to {> e no lesb . aMe in vindicating , thaa he was bold in asserting , the true Nasarene doctrine .,
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On laying ihejirst Stone o the New Meeting House , at fluckneyy sacred to the ' One God the Father . Oct . 16 , 1809 . - «« Father of all , " to thee this pile we raise , To celebrate thy undivided praise ; Sacred to thee , Jehovah , God alone , " With j ^ iou ^ zeal we consecrate this stone . Look down from heav ' n , accept thy servants * zeal In thy great cause , and their desires fulfil . O * Let thy work with joy to them
appear , And may their children see thy glory here /* O may this house , from superstition free , € C The house of pray V and pure religion be ! Here may each heart with warm devotion glow , And God on men the richest gifts bestow :
May truth unsullied here her cause maintain , And far from hence extend her glorious
n-. &o heathen deities thy servants own ; Jsfo triunewor-hip shallinsultthy throne : No human dogmas here the conscience bind ; TsJo cieeds that shackle and enslave the mind : ^ z—But ev ' ry mind and evVy conscience free 9 ( Stall join ^ thou Great Supreme , to worship Uaee . J « 3 Vt . ? Psalm ^ c . 16 .
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The Exits ; O 1 woods of green Erin ! sweet , sweet was the breeze That rustled , long since , thro * your widespreading trees J And sweet was the flow of your waters to hear ; And precious my cabin , the home of my dear !
For then thro' your groves , fey your waters I walk ' d , And with Norah of love and of happiness talk'd ; While , calm as the moon-light that show'd her mild charms , My child , softly sleeping , lay press'din her arms .
But now that I visit thee , Erin , again , Tho' years have pass'd o ' er , . they vc pass'd o ' er me in vain : Thy woods and thy lakes , andthymoim' tains no more Can awake such fond thrills as they kindled before :
Still green are thy mountains , n $ w are thy groves ; . . Still tranquil the water my sad spirn loves ; tjt ' \ A But . dark is my home , tffcd wild , wiia its trees wave ; . For my wife-aiid my infant are dust 10 the grave I # *•
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se $ irv 4 o have overpowered Mr . I ) avies by extensive learning ; or forcible reasoning . We wish he tad been less affected by their unhandsome insinuations and uncha .
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Art * IV . The Unity of God r the Doctrine of Reason and &cripm ture > and the Foundatiun of Virtue and Happiness : a Discourse delivered in the Unitarian Chapel ^ Mansfield * May 14 , and in the HigJi Pavement Chapel , Notti 7 igkam ^ July 2 , 1809 * By Joseph Ball . 8 vo . pp . lp . Eaton , London . 4 We are sorry that misrepresen - published as it was delivered , it tatkm should have followed the ought not to have given off ence to delivery of this sermon : ^ if it be any candid , intelligent header .
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Nov. 2, 1809, page 636, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1742/page/50/
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