Moral and Religious SouvenirN.S. Simpkins, 1828 - 288 pages |
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... Aspasio , firm possessed Of faith's supporting rod ; Then breathed his soul into its rest , The bosom of his God . He was a man among the few Sincere on virtue's side ; And all his strength from scripture drew , To hourly use applied ...
... Aspasio , firm possessed Of faith's supporting rod ; Then breathed his soul into its rest , The bosom of his God . He was a man among the few Sincere on virtue's side ; And all his strength from scripture drew , To hourly use applied ...
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... Aspasio ; and at last , Called up from earth to heaven , The gulf of death triumphant passed , By gales of blessing driven . ' His joys be mine , ' each reader cries , " When my last hour arrives . ' " They shall be yours , ' my verse ...
... Aspasio ; and at last , Called up from earth to heaven , The gulf of death triumphant passed , By gales of blessing driven . ' His joys be mine , ' each reader cries , " When my last hour arrives . ' " They shall be yours , ' my verse ...
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