 | George Horne (bp. of Norwich.) - 1802 - 564 pagine
...When my mind fallies " out into a multitude of thoughts, and thofe " thoughts make me fad and heavy, anxious and " felicitous, as prefenting to my view...univerfal vanity of " all thofe feeming props and ftays, upon which my " deluded foul was apt to lean; the many great " calamities of life, and the much... | |
 | bp. George Heorne - 1802 - 562 pagine
...into a multitude of thoughts, and thofe " thoughts make me fad and heavy, anxious and *' folicitous, as prefenting to my view my own *' weaknefs and infirmity,...univerfal vanity of " all thofe feeming props and ftays, upon which my " deluded foul was apt to lean; the many great " calamities of life, and the much... | |
 | George Horne, William Jones - 1818 - 576 pagine
...presenting to .my view my own " weakness and infirmity, and the universal vanity of " all those seeming props and stays, upon which my " deluded soul was...and the much greater terrors of " death ; the known miseries of the present state, " and the darkness and uncertainty of the future ; " still urging me... | |
 | George Horne - 1833 - 438 pagine
...presenting to my view my own weakness and infirmity, and the universal vanity of ail those seeming props and stays, upon which my deluded soul was apt...life, and the much greater terrors of death; the known miseries of the present state, and the darkness and uncertainty of the future ; still urging me with... | |
 | 1836 - 444 pagine
...presenting to my viejf my own weakness and infirmity, and the universal vanity of all those seeming props and stays upon which my deluded soul was apt...and the much greater terrors of death ; the known miseries of the present state, and the darkness and uncertainty of the future, still urging me with... | |
 | Richard Cattermole - 1836 - 438 pagine
...presenting to my view my own weakness and infirmity, and the universal vanity of all those seeming props and stays, upon which my deluded soul was apt...and the much greater terrors of death ; the known miseries of the present state, and the darkness and uncertainty of the future ; still urging me with... | |
 | George Horne - 1845 - 588 pagine
...presenting to my view my own weakness and infirmity, and the universal vanity of all those seeming props and stays, upon which my deluded soul was apt...and the much greater terrors of death ; the known miseries of the present state, and the darkness and uncertainty of the future ; still urging me with... | |
 | George Horne (bp. of Norwich.) - 1848 - 488 pagine
...presenting to my view my own weakness and infirmity, and the universal vanity of all those seeming props and stays, upon which my deluded soul was apt...and the much greater terrors of death ; the known miseries of the present state, and the darkness and uncertainty of the future ; still urging me with... | |
 | John Kitto - 1853 - 302 pagine
...presenting to my view my own weakness and infirmity, and the universal vanity of all those seeming props and stays upon which my deluded soul was apt...and the much greater terrors of death ; the known miseries of the present state, and the darkness and uncertainty of the future; still urging me with... | |
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When my mind sallies out into a multitude of thoughts, and those thoughts make me sad and heavy, anxious and solicitous, as presenting to my view my own weakness and infirmity, and the universal vanity of all those seeming props and stays, upon which... 