...receive my Sight. For I am conceived and born in Sin, my whole Head is lick, my whole Heart is faint, from the Crown of my Head to the Sole of my Feet, I am full of Wounds and Bruifes, and putrifying Sores. And yet I fee it not. O awaken me, though it...

...letter-writing, and utterly unTrorthy youraffeclkm and regard. I can the language of Job, "Behold I am vile." From the crown of my head to the sole of my feet, I am full of wounds, and bruises, and putrifying Sores, covered with the leprosy of sin, so that I...

...husband's adventures. He said. ' When she told me the tale. I felt I don't know how, — I felt it from the crown of my head to the sole of my feet.'" Mr Ely gave these words dramatically, imitating the Rev. AmoalaJiervour and symbolic action, and every...

...sovereign will Are blessings in disguise." Nov. 28. Sabbath eve. Wo is me, I am unclean ! polluted with sin from the crown of my head to the sole of my feet ! O the exceeding vileness and hardness of my h«art ! Sin, that cursed thing, so hateful to the eyes...

...any morbid affections of the stomach, and would often say even to within a few days of his death, " from the crown of my head to the sole of my feet, I have no pain : I can eat hearty and sleep sound, so wonderfully does the Lord favour me." Mr. HAGERTY'S...

...that I desire besides thee ;" the wound stinks, the wound itself appears to be loathsome, filthy ; from the crown of my head to the sole of my feet, I am nothing but wounds and putrefied sores. Putrefaction signifies in a rotten state. Was there not...

...were first discovered by our forefathers." Hie eyes were intently fixed upon me — eyeing my person from the crown of my head to the sole of my feet The Prince in his cursory remarks upon the first adventures of the French in these western wilds was...

...were first discovered by our forefathers." His eyes were intently fixed upon me— eyeing my person from the crown of my head to the sole of my feet. The Prince in his cursory remarks upon the first adventures of the French in these western wilds was...

...were first discovered by our forefathers." His eyes were intently fixed upon me — eyeing my person from the crown of my head to the sole of my feet. The Prince in his cursory remarks upon the first adventures of the French in these western wilds was...

...tribunal, the Court of Appeals. I contend, that if I see proper, I have a legal right to arm myself from the crown of my head to the sole of my feet. When this right is guaranteed to a man, and he procures weapons legally, it is absurd to infer that...