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Almighty Power whose tender care Did infancy protect, Let riper years thy favour share And every step direct.

Full Text
Almighty Power whose tender care Did infancy protect, Let riper years thy favour share And every step direct.
Listed on Page Number
322
Sampler Worked By
not listed in B&C
Date of Sampler
1801
Place Sampler Made
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Sampler Listed on Page
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Author/Publication/Country/Date
Anonymous. “Hymn to the Deity,” The London Magazine, or Gentleman’s Monthly Intelligencer, vol. 42, October 1773, p. 511. see also P.J. “Hymn to the Deity” The Hibernian Magazine, or a Compendium of Entertaining Knowledge, November 1773, p. 611.
Notes
This verse is not attached to a sampler. This is the same text as #399, pg. 304 https://archive.org/details/sim_london-magazine-enlarged-and-improved_1773-10_42 https://archive.org/details/sim_walkers-hibernian-magazine_1773-11_3