Here and there or, this world and the next: Being suitable thoughts for the new year.

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- THE FOLLOWING TRACTS HAVE BEEN LATELY PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY J. EVANS AND Co.

HERE AND THERE; OR, THIS WORLD AND THE NEXT.

HERE bliss is short, imperfect, insincere,

But total, absolute, and perfect there.

Here time's a moment, short our happiest state,

There infinite duration is our date.

Here Satan tempts, and troubles ev'n the best,

There Satan's power extends not to the blest.

In a weak sinful body here I dwell,

But there I drop this frail and sickly shell.

Here my best thoughts are stain'd with guilt and fear,

But love and pardon shall be perfect there.

Here my best duties are defil'd with sin,

There all is ease without and peace within.

Here feeble faith supplies my only light,

There faith and hope are swallow'd up in sight.

Here love of self my fairest works destroys,

There love of God shall perfect all my joys.

Here things, as in a glass, are darkly shown,

There I shall know as clearly as I'm known.

Frail are the fairest flowers which bloom below,

There freshest palms on roots immortal grow.

Here wants or cares perplex my anxious mind,

But spirits there a calm fruition find.

Here disappointments my best schemes destroy,

There those that sow'd in tears shall reap in joy.

Here vanity is stamp'd on all below.

Perfection there on every good shall grow.

Here my fond heart is fasten'd on some friend,

Whose kindness may, whose life must have an end;

But there no failure can I ever prove,

God cannot disappoint, for God is love.

Here Christ for sinners suffer'd, groan'd, and bled,

But there he reigns the great triumphant head:

Here, mock'd and scourg'd, he wore a crown of thorns,

A crown of glory there his brow adorns.

Here error clouds the will, and dims the sight,

There all is knowledge, purity, and light.

Here so imperfect is this mortal state,

If blest myself I mourn some other's fate,

At every human woe I here repine,

The joy of every saint shall there be mine.

Here if I lean the world shall pierce my heart,

But there that broken reed and I shall part.

Here on no promis'd good can I depend,

But there the Rock of Ages is my friend.

Here if some sudden joy delight inspire,

The dread to lose it damps the rising fire;

But there whatever good the soul employ.

The thought that 'tis eternal crowns the joy.

Z.

FINIS.

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HERE AND THERE OR, THIS WORLD AND THE NEXT.

BEING SUITABLE THOUGHTS FOR THE NEW YEAR.

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- Good Friday Tract.

- Parley the Porter.

- The Fall of Adam.

- The Black Prince.

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- The Life of William Baker.

- The Two Soldiers.

- Betty Brown.

- The Shopkeeper, 4 parts.

- The Good Mother's Legacy.

- The Beggarly Boy.

- Noah's Flood.

- The Troubles of Life.

- The Harvest Home.

- Sorrowful Sam.

- Tawney Rachel.

- Charles Jones, the Footman.

- General Resurrection and Day of Judgment.

- Onesimus

- Wild Robert, Patient Joe, Faith and Works, Gin Shop

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Here and there or, this world and the next: Being suitable thoughts for the new year.

More, Hannah, 1745-1833.

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1106016947

ID [isbn13]

9781106016942

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K069226.000

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CW3313806330

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0674801300

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— Here and there or, this world and the next: Being suitable thoughts for the new year., More, Hannah, 1745-1833.. 6,[2]p. ; 4⁰. [London] :: Sold by J. Evans, and Co.; and J. Hatchard. By S. Hazard, Bath,. [1800?]. [Signed: Z, i.e. Hannah More.] [Verse.] [A cheap repository tract.] [With a final advertisement leaf.] [Reproduction of original from the British Library.] [English Short Title Catalog, ESTCT84913.] [Electronic data. Farmington Hills, Mich. : Thomson Gale, 2003. Page image (PNG). Digitized image of the microfilm version produced in Woodbridge, CT by Research Publications, 1982-2002 (later known as Primary Source Microfilm, an imprint of the Gale Group).]

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