 | Francis Hutchinson, F. H. (M.A.) - 1717 - 248 pages
...Reafon befatisfied, our Paffion is not fo foon appeafd; and when Nature has received * IVound, Time mufi be allowed for the Healing of it. • Since that, God hath thought fit to give me a nearer Summons of a clofer Warning of my own Mortality, in the Danger of an Apo^ piexy^ which yet, 1 thank... | |
 | Christopher Smart - 1750 - 424 pages
...has received a wound, time muft be allowed for Numb. VII. H h the the healing of it. God hath thotght fit to give me a nearer fummons and a clofer warning of my mortality in the danger of an apoplexy, which has occafioned very many melancholy reflections ; but... | |
 | 1807 - 508 pages
...our paflion is not fo foon appealed; and when nature has received a wound, time muft be allowed fon the healing of it. Since that, God hath thought fit to give me a nearer fummons, and a clofei warning of my mortality, in the danger ot an apoplexy ; which yet, I thank God for it, hath... | |
 | 1750 - 388 pages
...fatisfied, our paffion is ' not fo foon appeafed, arid, when ,' nature has received a wound, time ' muft be allowed for the healing of ' it. Since that God hath thought ' fit to give me a nearer fummons oía ' clofer warning of my own mortality, ' in the danger of an apoplexy ; which ' yet, I thank God... | |
 | John Walker - 1811 - 574 pages
...satisfied, our passions are not so soon appeased; and, when Nature hath received a wound, time must be allowed for the healing of it. Since that, God hath thought fit to give me a nearer summons, and a closer warning of my own mortality, in the danger of an apoplexy ; which yet, I thank... | |
 | Francis Wrangham - 1816 - 532 pages
...be satisfied, our passion is not so soon appeased; and, when nature has received a wound, time must be allowed for the healing of it. Since that, God hath thought fit to give me a nearer summons, and a closer warning of my own mortality, in the danger of an apoplexy; which yet, I thank... | |
 | Francis Wrangham - 1816 - 536 pages
...be satisfied, our passion is not so soon appeased ; and, when nature has received a wound, time must be allowed for the healing of it. Since that, God hath thought fit to give me a nearer summons, and a closer warning of my own mortality, in the danger of an apoplexy ; which yet, I thank... | |
 | 1818 - 606 pages
...be satisfied, our passion is not so soon appeased ; and when nature has received a wound, time must be allowed for the healing of it. Since that, God hath thought fit to give me a nearer summons, and a closer warning of my own mortality, in the danger of an apoplexy : which yet, I thank... | |
 | New elegant extracts, Richard Alfred Davenport - 1827 - 404 pages
...be satisfied, our passion is not so soon appeased; and, when nature has received a wound, time must be allowed for the healing of it. Since that God hath thought fit to give me a nearer summons, and a closer warning of my own mortality, in the danger of an apoplexy ; which yet, I thank... | |
 | New elegant extracts, Richard Alfred Davenport - 1827 - 418 pages
...be satisfied, our passion is not so soon appeased ; and, when nature has received a wound, time must be allowed for the healing of it. Since that God hath thought fit to give me a nearer summons, and a closer warning of my own mortality, in the danger of an apoplexy ; which yet, I thank... | |
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... with a very sore trial, in the loss of my dear and only child, in which I do perfectly submit to his good pleasure... 
