The baptistery, or, The way of eternal life (1846)
Williams, Isaac, 1802-1865, Bolswert, Boëce van, ca. 1580-1633 · Oxford : J.H. Parker · leaf 150
alflower. We are cut down like the grass [D], and are ex-tinguished like the candle [E] by the least breath of wind. Wemust watch, therefore, for the axe [Fj is laid at the root of theTree. He who is wise will keep these things and live; and willdo all things at each hour as if it were the last, as… … *&& Shortness of ^tme. Come on, Aspasio, good Philander cried, Far oer the hills the Heavenly City lies,—Aspasio started, for behind his guideHe listened to a lute, in loitering guise,And fixd upon a child his thoughtful eyes;Seeing he sees not, nor in hearing hears,But deep were moVd his…
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