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Th' induftrious Farmer now his Seed-time's in,
The Lawyer's Harveft quickly will begin :
Young People throng to fee the Lord Mayor's Show,
And Shoemakers get drunk as they can go,

120) Stump Blucknal 15 125 47
15 125 47 monftrances of his underftand-
221 It is not a thing that 5 145-45 ing trampling on the authori
need to be wonder'd5 165 43 self to the obligations of truth
ty of God, and oppofing him
423 That boated four 5 185 41 and tigh:confness.
524 thousand should drop 6 205 39, But nothing is fitter to give
625 to four hundred. 6 225 37 us a deeper fenfe of the dread-
726 Cocky Newrack 6 24 5
827 Who ev'ry day pro-
928 fanely wears;

1029 Ne'er goes to

1130

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Church, nor fays
bis Prayers:

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C

ful nature of vie, than to con6 265 33 fider what would be the conquence if it became preva5 28 53ent through the creation. and 5 295 39f all beings were to throw off 5 315 28 all regard to right and equity, 6335 26 With what groans

and defolation of anarchy and mifery

But cheats and bullies 6 355 24 would it cover a fair and hap

all be can,
6 375
Shall be be cali'd an 6 495
boneft man! 6 415
6 435

'St Shilton

19 8 Such, whofe fole blifs 5 475

20 9 is eating; who

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22 Py univerfe? How foon would 2ct blaft the whole beauty of 18the divine works, and involve 1fthem in one univerfa! midnight and ruin!-Now, let it be well obferved, that every intance of moral evil is a direct 10 tendency to this. It is that 8 begun, which carried further 6 would iffue in it. We cannot therefore, indulge one irreguar defire or wrong thought, without takinga ftep towards all that is terrible, without 0459fo far doing our part towards 2 4 57 defacing the creation, & overturning all law, order, and oli's.

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can give

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2312 reason why they

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254 St Clayton, &c.

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2716 beav'nly fire is

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28 17 found,
2918 Fat minds, and ever 7
3019 grov'ling on the 7
3120 ground!

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Laft Quarter the ift day, at 8 min. paft noon.
New Moon the 9th day, at 2 in the afternoon.
First Quarter the 17th day, at 47 min, past noon.
Full Moon the 24th day, at 4 in the mornng.

The Evening of the Year-Now the thresh'd Sheaf
Lofes its Grain, and every Tree its Leaf;
The woody Choirifters do cease their Notes,
And lately Forests don their yellow Coats.

1211 Hopper Cakes 17 1114 48funiverfally prevalent, we find
2,22 Now long nights and 7 134 40 in fome mesfure verified by
actual experience & fact. Into
3'23 weather cald,
154 44 this world we know it has got
4,24 Winter makes all
525 things look old;

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4 43 admiffion, and what havock
4 41do we fee it has made! How

626 But, if I'd my heart's 7 204 39 has it fpread its malignant ef

727 defire, 7 224 828 I'd have a friend and 7 244 929 a good fire. 1030 Dolly my Leg.. True Blue Lovelady

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· Jo. Canner John à Nokes Richard Roe 165 Guy Fawks 6 Money will make

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man to red

37 fects thro' all nations & lands!
35 benevolent mind to bear the
It is not, indeed, eafy for al
17 254 34 profpect here before it, or to
7 274 32 take a particular view of that
7 294 3c flood of difafter & woe which
7 314 28 vice has let in upon the hu-
man race. From hence pro-
7 324 271
ceed unnumbered calamities
7 344 25 and evils which are continually
7 364 23 infefting us and mingling dif
7 38 4 22 appointment, vexation, and
47 394 21 bitterness, with our enjoy-

1984 wife with all these 7 424 209 graces fped;

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ments and comforts. This 7 41419 is the cruel enemy which ren18ders men deftructive to men, 7.444 16 which racks the body with 2110 With rotten teeth, or 7 45 4 15 pain, and the mind with enine per baps; 7 464 2312 With flinking breath 7 484 24 13 and banging chaps: 7 494 2514 With drivling mouth 7 504 2615 and (niv'ling nofe; 7 54 2716 With wrinkl'd neck, 7 524 2817 Links as he goes. 7 544 Tom Turnabout 7 554 3019 Arthurà Bradley 7 564

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it morfe, which produces ftrife,
faction, revenge, oppreffion,
and fecition; which embrails
fociety, kindles the flames of
10 war, and erects inquifitions
9 which takes away peace from

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ife, and hope from death

which brought forth death at

5it with all its terrors; which
firft, and has ever fince clothed
4 arms nature and the God on
Inature against us; and again

Laft Quarter the ift day, at 6 min. paft 4 morning..
New Moon the 9th day, at 9 at night.

First Quarter the 16th day, at 22 mia. paft 1 at night.
Full Moon the 23d day, at 41 min. paft 3 afternoon.
Laft Quarter the 30th day, at 10 min. past 11 at night,

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Now Christmas comes, which us'd to bring with it
Materials for the Oven, Pot, and Spit:

But many (Things being dear) fuch Method takes
One fingle Dith a Christmas Dinner makes.

Popnetete 221 Jack Blackwell 322 Now men contrive. 423 That is, they strive

get

and thrive

625 As I'm alive:

524 To

726 Ports can't chink,

827 And as I think,

928 Drunkards want drink:

130 But very few, the truth is fo,

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Do Brice in bafte

better to grow.

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hich it has been the busines
of all ages to find out provi
fions and fecurities by various
aftitution ns, forms of govern

ment, decrets, and laws.
But the effects of vice in

2358 he prefent world, however
335hucking, are nothing to what
we have reafon to expect will
833 57 be its effects hereafter, when
43 5the good and he bad fhall con-
43 56tinue no longer blended (which
535is what occafiens most of the
prefent inequalities in human
5355 ffairs) when the natural ten-
393 54 lencies of things will be ro
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more interrupted in their cre-
63 54ration; when the moral con-
73 53 ftitution of the univerfe will
be perfected, and every one
receive according to what he

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Mephotophilus 8 713 53
Richardfon 873 53 deferves. What the wrath will

8 The weather cold, and 8 8
Trade humdrum, 8

2110 Then give poor Bob a 8
glass of Rum.8
Minc'd Pies

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be which will then overtake 83 52 vice, it may not be poffible for 3-52 us to imagine. When we fe 35zriously confider what it is in its nature and tendency, we can hardly have too dreadful apprehenfions of the punish8 8 3 52 ment that may follow it, and 1873 53 he lofs we may fuffer by it 18. 73 53, be too anxious about extirpating all the remains of t fm our tempers and lives, 354nd cfcap ng to as great a dif 853 55 ance as peflible from the dan13 55ger with which it threatens us.

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