...Breath , and clofing his Eyes. Thus he liv'd, and thus he dy'd, like a Saint unfpotted of the World, full of Alms-deeds, full of Humility, and all the Examples of a vertuous Life ; which I cannot conclude better than with this borrowed Obfervation ; fjU muft to their...

...breath, and clofmg his eyesr. Thus he lived, and thus he died like a faint, unfpotted of the world, full of alms-deeds, full of humility, and all the...I cannot conclude better, than with this borrowed obfervation : All muft to their cold graves ; But the religious a&ions of the juft Smell fweet in death,...

...breath, and clofing his eyes. Thus he lived, and thus he died, like a faint, unfpotted of the world, full of almsdeeds, full of humility, and all the examples...I cannot conclude better, than with this borrowed obfervation : All muft to their cold graves : But the religious actions of the juft Smell fweet in...

...breath, and clofing his eyes. Thus he lived, and thus he died, like a faint, unfpotted of the world, full of almsdeeds, full of humility, and all the examples...a virtuous life ; which I cannot conclude better, thai) with this borrowed observation : AH muft to their cold graves : But the religious aftions of...

...vital religion. He was then, or soon afterwards, a respectable Local Preacher; but he is no more. -" All must to their cold graves. But the religious actions...just, Smell sweet in death, and blossom in the dust." Prepared, as Mr. G.Walker was, for more enlarged and apix>site views of revelation, he arrived in Birmingham....

...authority who has the first claim to the deference of our judgments, and to the obedience of our lives. All must to their cold graves : But the religious...just Smell sweet in death, and blossom in the dust. SECTION IV. — The Desire of Power. The next of our desires which I shall notice, is that of power....

...authority who has the first claim to the deference of our judgments, and to the obedience of our lives. All must to their cold graves: But the religious actions...just Smell sweet in death, and blossom in the dust. 2 E SECTION IV. — The Desire of Power. The next of our desires which I shall notice, is that of power....

...excellent, thus exemplary was the death of this memorable man *. REV. GEORGE HERBERT. Died February 7, 1632. all must to their cold graves! But, the religious...just, Smell sweet in death, and blossom in the dust. Tl.ETBMPLK. RECTOR of Bemerton, near Salisbury ; author of the Temple, &c. A divine eminent for his...

...Ferrar, now sing in heaven." " Thus he lived, and thus he died, like a saint, unspotted of the world ; full of alms-deeds ; full of humility, and all the...and will doubtless do so to succeeding generations." The principal works of Herbert, are " The Temple, or Sacred Poems and Private Ejaculations," and "...

...departure. With so much serenity was this Christian poet gathered to his fathers, " unspotted of the world, full of almsdeeds, full of humility, and all the examples of a virtuous life." Wherefore, then, should we weep for the pilgrim who thus early in the summer-time set out for the celestial...