Religious Writers of England
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Grant to farmers and graziers good seasons; to the fleet and fishers fair weather ; to tradesmen not to over-reach one another; to mechanics to pursue their business lawfully, down to the meanest workman, down to the poor. " All persons with whom he hud been associated, all places with which he had been identified, were re- membered by him: "The city, the parish in which 1 was baptized, All Hallows Barking; my two schools, my University, my College ; the parish committed to me, St. Giles's ; th...e three churches of Southwell, St. Paul's, Westminster ; the three dioceses of Chichester, Ely, Winton ; my home, my kindred, my neighbours, my friends, those who have a claim on me. " Perhaps one of the most remarkable of these devout breathings is what is termed "An Horology, " an invoca- tion of Christ each hour of the day, thus : " Thou that very early in the morning, at the rising of the sun, didst rise again from the dead, raise us also daily to newness of life ; Thou that at the third hour didst send down Thy Holy Ghost on the Apostles, take not that same Holy Spirit from us ; Thou that at the seventh hour didst command the fever to leave the nobleman's son, if there be any fever in our hearts, if any sickness, remove it from us also ; Thou that hast foretold Thy coming to Judgment in a day when we think not, and in an hour when we are not aware, grant that every day and every hour we may be prepared and waiting Thy advent.
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Grant to farmers and graziers good seasons; to the fleet and fishers fair weather ; to tradesmen not to over-reach one another; to mechanics to pursue their business lawfully, down to the meanest workman, down to the poor. " All persons with whom he hud been associated, all places with which he had been identified, were re- membered by him: "The city, the parish in which 1 was baptized, All Hallows Barking; my two schools, my University, my College ; the parish committed to me, St. Giles's ; th...e three churches of Southwell, St. Paul's, Westminster ; the three dioceses of Chichester, Ely, Winton ; my home, my kindred, my neighbours, my friends, those who have a claim on me. " Perhaps one of the most remarkable of these devout breathings is what is termed "An Horology, " an invoca- tion of Christ each hour of the day, thus : " Thou that very early in the morning, at the rising of the sun, didst rise again from the dead, raise us also daily to newness of life ; Thou that at the third hour didst send down Thy Holy Ghost on the Apostles, take not that same Holy Spirit from us ; Thou that at the seventh hour didst command the fever to leave the nobleman's son, if there be any fever in our hearts, if any sickness, remove it from us also ; Thou that hast foretold Thy coming to Judgment in a day when we think not, and in an hour when we are not aware, grant that every day and every hour we may be prepared and waiting Thy advent.
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