10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HEARTSOMELY»
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heartsomely in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
heartsomely and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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The English dialect dictionary
I am as heartsomely glad to see ye eat it as of a sunny morn in haytime,
CROCKETT Standard Brarrr (1898) 106. ch. Take kindly and heartsomely with
His cross who never yet slew a child with the cross, RUTHERFORD Left. (1660
N0. 299.
2
Letters of Samuel Rutherford: with biographical sketches of ...
All that I dow dof is to hold out a lame faith to Christ, like a beggar holding out a
stump, instead of an arm or leg, and cry, " Lord Jesus, work a miracle!" Oh, what
would I give to have hands and arms to grip* strongly, and fold heartsomely
about ...
Samuel Rutherford, Andrew Alexander Bonar, 1863
3
Samuel Rutherford and some of his correspondents
... letter to despairing Beattie: 'Comparing the state of one truly regenerate, whose
heart is a temple of the Holy Ghost, with your own, which is full of uncleanness
and corruption, you stand dumb and dare not call Christ heartsomely your own.
4
A cloud of witnesses, for the royal prerogatives of Jesus ...
I think they want a good bargain of it that want it, and I think they want nothing that
have it, and get leave to carry it heartsomely, and His presence under it ; I would
advise you all to take it on. I dare say this much for your encouragement, that it ...
Jesus Christ, John Henderson Thomson, 1871
... uncleanness and corruption) ye stand dumb and discouraged, and dare not,
sometimes, call Christ heartsomely your own. I answer, the best regenerate have
their defilements, and (if I may speak so) their draff-poke that will clog behind ...
The tar is still the 'oll)y tar; you have the cheerful %o hevo! sung out heartsomely
from the port, and the sailor bound for the most treacherous coasts, or on the
most dangerous service, even in quest of the useless and impracticableNorth-
VVest ...
We have improved, he says, heartsomely; and with a distinct recollection of his
dejection in 1851 at the inferiority of the British potter, he left the Exposition of
1867 with “ feelings nearly akin to pride, —certainly with confidence and hope for
the ...
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Christ crucified: or, the marrow of the Gospel, evidently ...
... and when nothing else could be admitted, but all other sacrifices were rejected,
he was graciously pleased to yield himself to be the sacrifiee, by his extreme and
most exquisite sufferings, most plcasantly and heartsomely. sn' ing, La, Icame, ...
James DURHAM (Covenanting Divine.), John CARSTAIRS, 1769
"The Killer made me heartsomely welcome at the house of the Dungeon. He
showed me the Loch and the island you used to love. He and all speak well of
you, and nobly of her. I do not desire to give you pain, brother, but the words
made my ...
10
Memoirs; or, Spiritual exercises of E. West
AH things were made easy for me, though otherwise difficult ; especially the cross
of Christ, I thought, I could heartsomely embrace: a gibbet, a stake to be burnt at,
was nothing to me. I thought nothing could trouble me, when I thought on what ...
Elisabeth West (of County Durham.), of County Durham Elisabeth West, 1836
