 | Edward Young - 1737 - 142 페이지
...is all a fuperfluous Wafte. When therefore his Monarch dies, He is left in Darknefs, his Sun is let, it is the Night of Ambition with him. "Which naturally...Ground on which his Delufion rofe; It finks before him j his Error is fupplanted, nor has his Folly whereon to Hand; but muft return, like the Dove in the... | |
 | Samuel Davies - 1802 - 456 페이지
...: it is all a fuperfluous wafte. When therefore his monarch dies, he is left in darknefs : his fun is fet : it is the night of ambition with him ; which...it finks before him : his error is fupplanted, nor nor has his folly whereon to ftand, but mu ft return, like the dove in the deluge, to his own bofom... | |
 | Edward Young - 1802 - 146 페이지
...into reflection, and fills that reflection with awful thoughts. With reverence, then, be it spoken, what can God, in his ordinary means, do more, to turn his affections into their right channel, and send them forward to their proper end ? Providence, by his king's decease, takes away the very ground... | |
 | Samuel Davies, Albert Barnes - 1849 - 512 페이지
...into reflection ; and fills that reflection with awful thoughts. " With reverence then be it spoken, what can God, in his ordinary means, do more to turn his affections into their right channel, and send them forward to their proper end 1 Providence, by his king's decease, takes away the very ground... | |
 | Edward Young - 1854 - 692 페이지
...into reflection, and fills that reflection with awful thoughts. With reverence, then, be it spoken, what can God, in His ordinary means, do more to turn his affections into their right channel, and send them forward to their proper end? Providence, by his king's decease, takes away the very ground... | |
 | Samuel Davies - 1864 - 664 페이지
...into reflection ; and fills that reflection with awful thoughts. " With reverence then be it spoken, what can God, in his ordinary means, do more to turn his affections into their right channel, and send them forward to their proper end ? Providence, by his king's decease, takes away the very ground... | |
 | Edward L. Bond - 2004 - 590 페이지
...War. By Davies' time, English people had come to look back upon the era of Edward III as a golden age. Means, do more to turn his Affections into their right Channel, and send them forward to their proper End? Providence, by his King's Decease, takes away the very Ground... | |
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When therefore his monarch dies, he is left in darknefs : his fun is fet : it is the night of ambition with him ; which naturally damps him into reflection ; and fills that reflection with awful thoughts. With reverence then be it fpoken, what can God... 