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Religion what treasures untold Reside in that Heavenly word More precious than Silver or Gold Or all that the world can afford.

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Religion what treasures untold Reside in that Heavenly word More precious than Silver or Gold Or all that the world can afford.
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303
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Date of Sampler
1798
Place Sampler Made
n.p.
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Author/Publication/Country/Date
Cowper, William. “Verses, supposed to be written by Alexander Selkirk…” Poems by William Cowper of the inner Temple, Esq., London: J. Johnson, 1782. Pg. 307.
Notes
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