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...pofture in which he now lies ftretched. — What exquifite torture he endures by it !— — It is all Nature can bear. Good GOD ! fee how it keeps his...trembling lips, — willing to take its leave, but not fuffered to depart. Behold the unhappy wretch led back to his cell —dragged out of it again to meet...

...-—what exquifite tortures he endures by it!" — [I hope 'tis not in Portugal.] — " Tis all na" ture can bear ! Good God ! fee how it keeps " his weary foul hanging upon his trembling " lips !" — [I would not read another line of it, quoth Trim, for all this world ! — I fear, an' pleafe...

...tor" ture he endures by it ! 'Tis all nature can bear ! " Good God ! See how it keeps his weary soul " hanging upon his trembling lips, — willing to " take its leave,— but not suffered to depart ! " Behold the unhappy wretch led back to his cell !" [Then, thank God, however,...

...pofltire in which he lies ftrelched — what exqmfiie tortures he endures bv it ! Good God ! fee how he keeps his weary foul hanging upon his trembling lips, willing to take its leave, hut not differed to depart." In his Sermon on the Shormef's and Troubles of Human Life, heilelcribes,...

...nature of the pofture in which he now lies ftretch'd. What exquifite torture he endures by it. — 'Tis all nature can bear. Good God ! fee how it keeps his weary foul hangvg upon his trembling wjlling to take its leave, — but not fuffered to iojdepart. Behold the...

...tortures he endures by it ! " — [I hope 'tis not in Portugal.] — " Tis all nature can bear I " Good God ! fee how it keeps his weary foul " hanging upon his trembling lips !"— [I would not read another line of it, quoth Trim, for all tinsworld !: — I fear, an' pleaie...

...torture he endures by it ! — Tis all nature can bear ! Good God ! See how it keeps his weary soul hanging upon his trembling lips,— willing to take its leave, —but not suffered to depart! Behold the unhappy wretch led back to his cell !' [Then tlrank God, however, quoth...