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Alas , that the things most dear below . Like the autumn-leaves must fade and fall ; ^ ha tthe bteak ds ^ h ^ wini ^ ult Over them W 6 v ^ ^ w ^ And waft them eadvWthefestof alii r v Tothe rest ofalt ?—But where , ot where . " f J " ; Is the goal of all that breathe and die ? Waves not tne spirit , in purer air , The wings she soiPd in this cloudy sky ? ,
Is there no bright land , where no Autumn sears The verdure of hope and the bloom of love ? Where , unsullied by sin , undew'd by tears , Life ' s roses sparkle in bowers above ? " There may be , " responds the . voice of Earth ;—" There is , " deep warble the harps of Heaven" The grave may give a young Angel birth , And your fading worldis a WQr $ forgw $ n . P Crcditon .
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Mr . Angelini anditke > Reverend , Ordinary % i . < r ^ Scene—Apartment in the Ordinary ' s Hfou ) se . 5 ' i ' , 7 , ,. . ; ., - •• L . . if . ' . / '' - - . jr . - ' . ' ¦ ,. - . ¦ ¦ . ¦¦' ¦ ¦ . • . . ¦ : Hi' . ' ¦
JJfr . Angelinn It is now three moriths since our last interview . Duririg this period the subject of our -conversation has engrossed the whole of rriy attention . > v Its bearings appeared to me so awfully irnportatrtt , that I could not ( rest satisfied ; till- ^ y mindb ^^ arrived at some conclusion on tfrhtch I mi ght safely ^ depend * ^^ irdif ^ ayxol hope then that j ^ u iiave been so forturiate . But what was it tbat created in you so great uneasiness ? 1 should have imagined that long
ere this ante you had congratulated yourself in not having beeti allowed t < i suffer under a delusion . ? fj cj&jslfiKfc . ' IJperfecfly agree with you , that had I been permitted to suffer , it wouldhave been under the greatest of all delusions : for now , Sir , I have b&comelA {« ow # XiETE convert to your principles : stilly ' however , in ^ tJieiR application , there may be betwixt us the most essential difference . IVfcry I ? beg /; therefore , that you will indulge me in a little further
conversation ? < . \* i ; . ; uc ; r :, : " . - ^ ¦ * . iOis l £ ^ xan ^^ eof any service to you , it will give me sincere pleasure : but \ vbat'bth © subject to which you now refer ? ; , i ij ^^ T ^ iat . th ^ doctrine of substitution , as maintained by the generality of Okci $ tiana , fis ; its € lf a delusion * ' '
lH ^< , Audeli | fiion ! . . ¦ . ' . , ' : ¦ ¦ - . iid . Vves , / a . delusion . Does it not run counter to all and each of those principles pby } which iyou youjpself established beyond a doubl , that I could noth ^ f received as the substitute of the udfoi ^ furiate F $ iui $ tteroy ? / l Q . o , Thougri you could not ; be received as his substitutes how dc ^ fe that rurr counter ito the Christian doctrine cv ^ substittrttoA ?; ; © 0 ^ ou ^) Btlgp 6 S 6 i th ^ t our Lo ^^ J ^^ jGbrie t ^ notdie a ^ itbe ^ t \^ > i , ' ,, ' . . . , , , . , . " ... - ¦ ., " . ' .-. ¦ .. , i .., r 7 ) j ;( - . : \ , i \> y , f . : > u . . . ( . .., -:. . . ; . .,. , | , ¦ ¦• : ;¦ . ; " ' ' n . 'j ' . ' . f , . ' . ¦;¦ _ ; ^ . MUf ' " ij »»; r .. 0 /
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Vicarious Punishment * 797
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1 , f _• • t / : _ r ., VlCARlGtJS PTOlSHfflENT .
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Nov. 2, 1827, page 797, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1802/page/13/
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