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Not to the grave , not to the grave , my soul , Follow thy friend belovM j But in the lonely hour , But ip the evening walk . Think that he companies thy solitude Think that he holds with thee Mysterious intercourse ; And if remembrance wake a tear , "there will be joy in grief .
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Xfa reading in tilt Monthly'H e * ipository [ IX , 500 , SOU ] , the Jhines written on the Ret ) . B * Treieaven * s preaching at Poole ^ together with the Reply to those Lines .
When Faith to things unseen directs mine eyes , ind to my mortal view unveils tlie skies , When hope , ' mid scenes of deep distress and woe , Anticipates pure joys—unknown below :
My sowl expanded—raptured atthe sight , T * o those blest regions fain would take her flight : Yet not when faith unveils th * Eternal Throne , Qr when . Hope sings of joys be ^ ow unknown , -, ,. .,-, ^ Doth such pure transport thrill through
every vein , As when sweet Charity awafes her angel-stiaia 1 ; .-i « n ' - &-. ? . ¦ Sweet CJ » ar \ ty 1 wlien Faith and Hape Thy reign begins !—then thy immortal l yre . - ¦ < _ ¦ ¦¦ ¦ ¦ ' ' ' > ' '¦ Shalt echo through the blissful fields
above , y . ^ , ; . . _ And « v ? ry voice , ancl eyVy heart be love I ' - ¦> " ¦ - ¦ ¦ ¦¦ ' ¦ '' ' "¦ " ' •* ¦ ¦' - ¦
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Imitations - of the Itdliaf * £ IXi » 635 , ] an the Repeal of the Trinity J 2 te > ctrin t Bill . King , Lords , and Commons do decree , That henceforth every man is free ^ To think . or say , as it may be , ' That one i » one , and three are thrfie « , " !> " «• ' ' J ? " ' ' ' " *¦ > '¦ . ' ' ' ¦ ' ¦ ' i ' - ' ' ¦ -I - . ¦« .. ¦ V ; jt > 'f ¦ . ¦/> : ; , , , i ¦ ¦ '•
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'Tis up , saith Burgess , with the Trittttyf If daring wights no more may punigh'd hfy Who say , Chat one is one , and three are three .
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Bishop Burgess ' s Lamentation on the Repeal of the Trinity Doc * trine Bill . Poor Burgess in tears Expresses his fears , Fov his tottering Trinity . Why * look ye , d ^ ya see >
If three are but three ,. What becomes of our Hum , Which once struck n ^ en ^ dun ^ b s : And as for our church , - - ; * She is left Jin the lurcikf ^ t For we all are undoi ^ e , . If three are not one . "] /
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" EpitapAsv Let the vain erect a gorgeous stone—This sleeping pilgrim asks for none ; His weary frame can well repose , 'Nea # h the emerald socj , and the flower tjiat blows 5 " ¦ ¦ * - - —While Time ' s all devastating sway
Sweeps the scrollM monument away ,- < - This turf— -ihe Spring e s perpetual care Shall every ybuthffil yearVefpair . Rest he in peace !¦*—but would ' sttlioa here . ,. ' v . , . -x . . One tribute pw ^ nr ^^ oJRJI - ^* But gather iu its lovel ^ st bloom . A fpagiant Violet ftdiS Iiis tomb , ?"" Place it on sonlfe dhakte fairio ^ s
_ breast , - / . _• ., ., ¦ . . ¦ ¦ . 1 . ¦ - y And sav ,- — « Who jear'dit fa j ^ L re ^ V
On anInfam ' Here lies a spotless babe : —pjofaflc oncl smile fc For him—but ft * ymr $ Blf let wtto * Forbad he lived , he migj >* hw * » as vile . He might Uave been » i froflig ^ you *
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714 Poetry . —lAtnes on Charity , S ? c +
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Britons rejoice , for henceforth ye ar . free , To say ; that one is one , and three are three .
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Nov. 2, 1814, page 714, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2446/page/54/
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