...time, 1 do confess yours is much less, Though every sin's a crime. A crime it is, therefore in bliss You may not hope to dwell But unto you I shall allow...great and small, Are silenced and mute. Vain hopes are crop'd, all mouths are stop'd, Sinners have nought to say, But that 'tis just, and equal most They...

...time, 1 do confess yours is much less, Though every sin's a crime. A crime it is, therefore in bliss You may not hope to dwell But unto you I shall allow...great and small, Are silenced and mute. Vain hopes are crop'd, all mouths are stop'd, Sinners have nought to say, But thai 'tis just, and equal most They...

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...whence all should shoot ; and stood in all their stead." With more to the like effect — when '• The glorious King thus answering, they cease and plead...must needs confess his reasons are the stronger." We are then instructed that the elect mothers admitted to heaven are not permitted to be disturbed...

...root whence all should shoot ; and stood in all their stead. With more to the like effect — when The glorious King thus answering, they cease and plead no longer ; Their consciences must needs confess hie reasons are the stronger. We are then instructed that the elect mothers admitted to heaven are...

...root whence all should shoot ; and stood in all their stead.' With more to the like effect — when ' The glorious King thus answering, they cease and plead...must needs confess his reasons are the stronger.' We are then instructed that the elect mothers admitted to heaven are not permitted to be disturbed...

...the tomb were straightway carried," that they are to have " the easiest room in hell: " — (181.) " The glorious King, thus answering, They cease, and...must needs confess His reasons are the stronger." The pains of hell, and the constant renovation of strength to enable the " sinful wight " to bear an...

...root whence all should shoot ; and stood in all their stead.' With more to the like effect — when ' The glorious King thus answering, they cease and plead...must needs confess his reasons are the stronger.' We are then instructed that the elect mothers admitted to heaven are not permitted to be disturbed...

...tomb were straightway carried," that they are to have " the easiest room in hell :" — (181.) "Tho glorious King, thus answering, They cease, and plead...must needs confess His reasons are the stronger." The pains of hell and the constant renovation of strength to enable the " sinful wight" to bear an...

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