... inarticulate repetes. But when the inward light ('unerring Pope) Direfts th'embody'd Spirit to elope, What Flow of Words what Energy of Cant, Poflefs th' Organick Teacher in his Rani ! Words not his own he bellows, dire Complaints, And ftnns the hollow Groanings ...

... was alfo proclaimed by Sound of Trumpets, &c. The joy which two fuch hap- py Events gave here, was a little allay'd by fome inward Gommoiicns, cccafioned by the Infurrection of theDal- carlians. The 20th, at 2in the Morning, 400 a Dalcar- lians arrived ...

... it? But that was not defign : that would have been jedt and the one 1 have handled nature of the thing, previous that the complaint of omitting dtrine revelation, amounts onl)' Why did dodtrine of prayer ? or, Why did blifh another fermon on this cr $ For ...

... than reflections on human nature, and human life. What can be more rationally amufing to a reafonable being, than to look inward, and examine its own ftruCture and compofition ? What more ufeful, towards the improvement of our nature and the direction ...

... jurifdiftions inScot- p r , p. !~efident, fe * s e ...

... gives us view of nothing but Jlaughter and ruin. will not take upon me here to inquire, how far his PruJJian Majefty's complaints are well founded. The voice of the people fays, they have no foundation at all; and man would be more than mys K. felf felf ...

... guarantied and (ecu-red 111 by the moft folemn treaties and lls without having the leaft regard ' ic and inftances, and complaints, made from time to time by their High Might;- nefls* upon that fubjed : A too manifeft proof of his Majefty's true defigns ...

... the danger is thea faid to have been merical, and heavy complaints are ll their having put the nation unneceffary expence, under the presence guarding againft imaginary dangers. One of two complaints every mud expeft ; and, for my own Part, Sir, I (hall ...

... eyes,! generally recommend fpringwater; which I think preferable to any fpirituous lotion, whether or compound. And the bell inward medicines I have experienced to be conferve of flowers; iinti epileptic powders, fuch as pulvis adguttetam; betony, fage, ...

... unfeigned forrow, and never-dying love. —She heard him with profound filence; not a figh or a tear gave the leaft Vent to her inward agony. He was alarmed at a forrow fo unufual, and preffed her with the greateft vehemence to let him know her opinion of his ...

... thofe who have, ' that can according to the Scripture Phrafeology be call'd regeneration,) une^s it be attended with fuch inward feelings, and experiences, or accompanied with fuch confident perfual°ns as neither they can explain, nor an body elfe underftand ...

... their that many of them have aV many of them do ftill fave conn their prefent income; that application proceeds not fr orn complaint of the infufficiency o pends in Scotland, but is C a few prefbyteries, perhaps few men, in what light flors appear to impartial ...