 | English literature - 730 pages
...needful aid, his conflict with the fevereft pains and. trials, is 1 ttle more than the vigorous exercifes of -a mind in health. His patient dependence on that Providence which looks through all eternity, his filent refignatioh, Mag. Algerine Avaritt and Ingratitudt txpofcit. 405 refignation, his ready accommodation... | |
 | John Wesley - Biography - 1787 - 726 pages
...needful aid, his conflict with the feverefl pains and trials, is little more than the vigorous excrcifes of a mind in health. His patient dependence on that providence which looks through all eternity, his filent refignation, is at once the moft excellent fort of felf-dcnial, and a fource of the moft exalted... | |
 | Samuel Johnson - English essays - 1784 - 340 pages
...aid, his conflict with the fevereft pains and trials, " is little more than the vigorous exercifes of a " mind in health. His patient dependence on that..." providence which looks through all eternity, his " filent refignation, his ready accommodation of *' his thoughts and behaviour to its infcratable ways,... | |
 | 1785 - 596 pages
...needful aid, his conflict with the fevereft pains and trials is little more than the vigorous exercifes of a mind in health. His patient dependence on that providence which looks through all eternity, his lilent resignation, his ready accommodation of his thoughts and behaviour to it's inicrutable ways,... | |
 | Samuel Johnson - Biography - 1801 - 460 pages
...aid, his conffict with the " fevereft pains and trials, is little more than the " vigorous exercifes of a mind in health. His patient •* dependence on...providence which looks through. •' all eternity, his filent refignatiorl, his ready accorri" modation of his thoughts and behaviouf to its in" fcrutable... | |
 | Samuel Johnson - 1801 - 460 pages
...aid, his conflict with the " fevereft pains and trials, is little more than the " vigorous exercifes of a mind in health. His patient " dependence on that...providence which looks through. " all eternity, his filent refignation, his ready accom" modation of his thoughts and behaviour to its in" fcrutable ways,... | |
 | 1801 - 342 pages
...aid, his conflict with the fevereft pains and trials, " is little more than the vigorous exercifes of a " mind in health. His patient dependence on that " Providence which Iooks through all eternity, his " filent refignation, his ready accommodation of " his thoughts and... | |
 | English literature - 1803 - 322 pages
...aspirings of unassum' ing trust and filial confidence, are set no bounds. ' To him who is animated with a view of obtaining ' approbation from the Sovereign...pains and trials is little more than the vigorous exer' cises of a mind in health. His patient dependence ' on that Providence which looks through all... | |
 | 1806 - 348 pages
...aspirings of unassuming trust, and filial confi" dence, are set no bounds. To him who is ani** mated with a view of obtaining approbation " from the Sovereign...health. His patient dependence on that providence which looksthrough all eternity, his silent resignation, his ready accommodation of his thoughts and behaviour... | |
 | Samuel Johnson - English literature - 1806 - 380 pages
...aspirings of unassuming trust, and filial confi' dence, are set no bounds. To him who is ani» ' mated with a view of obtaining approbation ' from the Sovereign...pains and trials, is little more than the vigorous P exercises of a mind in health. His patient de" pendence on that providence which looks through "... | |
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The Christian and the hero are inseparable ; and to the aspirings of unassuming trust and filial confidence, are set no bounds. To him who is animated with a view of obtaining approbation from the Sovereign of the universe, no difficulty is insurmountable.... 
