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This the inhabitants " of New England experienced , when , after " they had given
a reward for destroying " the purple jack - daws , the intent was al" most effected
at the cost of the inhabi" tants ; who discovered , at length , that “ Providence had
...
This the inhabitants " of New England experienced , when , after " they had given
a reward for destroying " the purple jack - daws , the intent was al" most effected
at the cost of the inhabi" tants ; who discovered , at length , that “ Providence had
...
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As soon ' as the birds were destroyed , the reptiles “ had full leave to multiply ,
and the conse” quence was the total loss of the grass in * “ 1749 , when the New
Englanders , too late “ repentants , were obliged to get their hay “ from ...
As soon ' as the birds were destroyed , the reptiles “ had full leave to multiply ,
and the conse” quence was the total loss of the grass in * “ 1749 , when the New
Englanders , too late “ repentants , were obliged to get their hay “ from ...
Page 63
Ah ! now I perceive I am right ; yonder they are with open mouth pursuing a
number of the fleecy tribe . - - - Oh ! what will become of these innocent sheep ,
they will certainly soon be destroyed , for those cruel dogs are almost close at
their ...
Ah ! now I perceive I am right ; yonder they are with open mouth pursuing a
number of the fleecy tribe . - - - Oh ! what will become of these innocent sheep ,
they will certainly soon be destroyed , for those cruel dogs are almost close at
their ...
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... seen , that token of the covenant which God made of not destroying the earth
any more by a flood THE SUN . 83.
... seen , that token of the covenant which God made of not destroying the earth
any more by a flood THE SUN . 83.
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of not destroying the earth any more by a flood of water : So in the rays of the Sun
of righteousness , the believer beholdeth a token of that covenant of grace which
God made with his Son Christ , in the elect ' s name , that he would not destroy ...
of not destroying the earth any more by a flood of water : So in the rays of the Sun
of righteousness , the believer beholdeth a token of that covenant of grace which
God made with his Son Christ , in the elect ' s name , that he would not destroy ...
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| Title | A Spring-day: Or, Contemplations on Several Occurrences which Naturally Strike the Eye in that Delightful Season |
| Author | James Fisher |
| Publisher | author, 1806 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 16 Dec 2008 |
| Length | 338 pages |
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