Modern Ideas in Prose And Poetry, Dictated By the True Spirit, With a Short Biographical Sketch of the Author
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We do wish success, To the good Temperance Cause, And hope honest men, Will regard our good laws, And if we return, To this city again, We hope to see virtue, And peace here to reign.
A short piece against Popery. From the Pope down to all under his jurisdiction, in every church of Rome — let it be in what part of the world you please to have it, you will observe it is on what they say the church is founded — and that is on Saint Peter,who they say has got the keys of the Kingdom of Heaven, to ...admit of none but Roman Catholics — all the rest are heretics, that are not Roman Catholics — so they say, or, at least, most all, there are some few exceptions* The lines of poetry are on what they say, but if we read history, we find it is, as some say, more truth than poetry. Read the poetry.
They say many now in glory, Were prayed out of Purgatory.
withington's poems. 19 By the priest who wore the robe, To send them to another crlobe.
When one dies, the rest are thinking, About the wake where they '11 be drinking.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We do wish success, To the good Temperance Cause, And hope honest men, Will regard our good laws, And if we return, To this city again, We hope to see virtue, And peace here to reign.
A short piece against Popery. From the Pope down to all under his jurisdiction, in every church of Rome — let it be in what part of the world you please to have it, you will observe it is on what they say the church is founded — and that is on Saint Peter,who they say has got the keys of the Kingdom of Heaven, to ...admit of none but Roman Catholics — all the rest are heretics, that are not Roman Catholics — so they say, or, at least, most all, there are some few exceptions* The lines of poetry are on what they say, but if we read history, we find it is, as some say, more truth than poetry. Read the poetry.
They say many now in glory, Were prayed out of Purgatory.
withington's poems. 19 By the priest who wore the robe, To send them to another crlobe.
When one dies, the rest are thinking, About the wake where they '11 be drinking.
What to read after Modern Ideas in Prose And Poetry, Dictated By the True Spirit, With a Short Biographical Sketch of the Author?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Withington, William, B. 1785 to read onlineMoreLess
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