Barber, John Warner, 1798-1885. [from old catalog] · New Haven, Conn., Pub. for the author by J. H. Bradley · leaf 206
a proper and limited use of allearthly enjoyments, keeping every sense underproper restraints; and never permitting the animalpart to overcome the rational. Sobriety may beproperly included under the head of this virtue;and is both the ornament and defence of the Chris-tian. Sobriety is a security… … Which say theyfare Jews and are not, but are the Synagogue of Satan. %uA Miftf ire and th£ Wlnds blew and beat upon that kouse> THE SYNAGOGUE OF SATAN.The Synagogue of Satan here appears,On crumbling sands the tottering structure rearsIts trembling columns, which their roof upliftWhile raging…
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