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Encyclopedia of British Humorists: Geoffrey Chaucer to John ...
One foot placing itself casually, unthinkingly, thoughtlessly, unwatchfully — hah!
above all, unwatchfully in front of another, strolling coolly along you are, possibly,
humming. Or humming eagerly along to where you go for your pleasures, ...
2
The Edinburgh Review, Or Critical Journal: ... To Be ...
... by suffering for them; he who has battled, were it only with Poverty and hard toil
, will be found stronger, more ex— pert, than he who could stay at home from the
battle, concealed among the Provision-waggons, or even not unwatchfully.
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The Knickerbocker: Or, New-York Monthly Magazine
... were it only with poverty and hard toil, will be found stronger, more expert, than
he who could stay at home from the battle, concealed among the provision-
wagons, or even not unwatchfully ' abiding by the stuff' In which sense an
observer, ...
Charles Fenno Hoffman, Lewis Gaylord Clark, John Holmes Agnew,
1843
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The Improvement of the Mind ... By Isaac Watts, D.D. Also ...
Besides, there may be another reason that renders the dying hour of this man
more dreadful too: perhaps he had walked unwatchfully before God, and had
given too much indulgence to some congenial'einiquity, some vice that easily
beset ...
Isaac Watts, Philip Doddridge, David JENNINGS,
1819
5
Time and tide, by Weare and Tyne. Twenty-five letters to a ...
... insisted on the inevitable power and infectiousness of all evil, and the easy and
utter extinguishableness of good. Medicine often fails of its effect — but poison
never : and while, in summing the observation of past life, not unwatchfully spent,
...
... will be found stronger, more expert, than he who could stay at home from the
battle, concealed among the Provision-waggons, or even not unwatchfully * abi- '
ding by the stuff.' In which sense, an observer, not without experience of our time,
...
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Sermons of Christmas Evans: A New Translation from the Welsh
They dread the thought of walking unwatchfully and licentiously, lest they should
be robbed of their riches, and forfeit the fellowship of God in prayer, lose the light
of his countenance, and his peace in the means of grace, and lest they should ...
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The Biblical Illustrator - Galatians
Olookto the curse of the covenant ofworks, from which yeare delivered, and be
convinced and humbled tothe very dust. (1)That yeshould walk so untenderly,
unwatchfully, and uncircumspectly,before the Lord that bought you, andthatin the
...
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Gospel truth accurately stated and illustrated, by the ...
... gets any acceptable obedience, 1 Tim. i. 5, from sinful man. 0 look to the curse
of the covenant of works from which ye are delievered, and be convinced and
humbled to the very dust! O that ye should walk so untenderly, unwatchfully, ...
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Critical and Miscellaneous Essays, 4
... them ; he who has battled, were it only with Poverty and hard toil, will be found
stronger, more expert, than he who could stay at home from the battle, concealed
among the Provision-waggons, or even not unwatchfully ' abiding by the stuff.