...two lines of his own verfion of Dies Via; : ,•-. My God, my Father, and my Friend, Do not forfake me in my end; He died in 1684; and was buried • with great pomp in Weftminfter-abbey. His poetical charadter is given by Mr. Fenton: " In his writings," fays Fenton,...

...devotion, two lines of bis own verfion of Dies Via : My My God, my Father, and my Friend, Do not forfake me in my end. He died in 1684; and was buried with great pomp in Weflminfter-abbey. His poetical charadter is given by Mr. Fenton : . " In his writings," fays Fenton,...

...devotion, two lines of his own verfion of Dies Ir<e : My God, my Father, and my Friend, . Do not forfake me in my end. — He died in 1684; and was buried with great pomp in Weftminfter-Abbey. His poetical character is given by Mr. Fen ton : ** In his writings," fays Fenton,...

...verfion of the Hymn on the Day of Judgment : " My God ! my Father, and my Friend ! Do not forfake me at my end." He died in 1684, and was buried, with great pomp, in Weftrainfter-АЬЬеу. His poems were publiihed, together with thofc of Duke, in an oaavo/volume,...

...devotion, two lines of his own verfion of Dies Irce : My God, my Father, and my Friend, Do not forfake me in my end. — He died in 1684; and was buried with great pomp in Weftminfter-abbey. His poetical character is given by Mr. Fenton : " In his writings," fays Fenton,...

...uttered, with an energy of voice K expressed the most fervent devotion, two lines of his own version of My God, my Father, and my Friend, Do not forsake me in my end; He died in 1684 '» an<^ was buried with great pomp in Westminster-Abbey. HB poetical character is given by Mr. Fenton...

...devotion, two lines of his own verfion of Dies Ira: My God, my Father, and my Friend, Do not forfake «ie in my end. He died in 1684; and was buried with great pomp in Weftminfter-Abbey. His poetical character is given by Mr. Fenton : " In his writings," fays Fenton,...

...and serpents hiss. Promote me to tliv seat of bliss ! * . • Prostrate, my contrite heart I bend ; My God, my Father, and my Friend, • • , Do not forsake me in the cad. •. Well rhay they curie their second breath, Who rise to a reviving death. Thou great Creator...

...he was constrained to utter, with an energy of voice, that expressed the most ardent deTotion— " My GOD, my FATHER, and my FRIEND, " Do not forsake me in the end !" Something like the case of BUCKINGHAM and ROSCOMMON, likewisr, was the last scene of JOHN...

...energy of voice that expressed the most fervent devotion, two lines of his own version of Dies Ira : My God, my Father, and my Friend, Do not forsake me...solid : richly furnished and adorned with all the orn..<" ments of learning, unaffectedly disposed in the most regular and elegant " order. His imagination...