AN ELEGY ON THE DEATH OF THAT Reverend and Pious Divine, Mr. EDMUND CALAMY, Late Minister at Aldermanbury.AN ELEGIE ON THE DEATH OF THAT Reverend and Pious Divine, Mr. EDMVND CALAMY, Late Minister at Aldermanbury.
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AN ELEGY ON THE DEATH OF THAT Reverend and Pious Divine, Mr. EDMUND CALAMY, Late Minister at Aldermanbury.
AN ELEGIE ON THE DEATH OF THAT Reverend and Pious Divine, Mr. EDMVND CALAMY, Late Minister at Aldermanbury.
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And must our deaths be silenced too? I guess
ANd must our deaths be silenc'd too? I guess
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'Tis some dumb Devil hath possest the press.
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Calamy dead without a Publication!
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'Tis great injustice to our English Nation:
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For had this Prophet's Funeral been known,
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It must have had an Universal groan;