...Where, finding myfelf under an unexpefted Necefllty of refting a little, I took a Walk to the Church. The Doors, like the Heaven to which they lead, were wide open ; and readily admitted an unworthy Sttanger. Pleafcd with the Opportunity, I refolved to fpend a few Minutes under the facred Roof. B...

...where, finding myself under an unexpected necessity of staying a little, I took a walk to the church.* The doors, like the heaven to which they lead, were...mournfully pleasing, which I trust were in some degree profitable to me, while they possessed and warmed my thoughts; and if they may administer any satisfaction...

...Meditations among the Tombs :" he is walking to a church in the county of Cornwall, when he describes " the doors, like the heaven to which they lead, were...resolved to spend a few minutes under the sacred roof." He is even more explicit; he calls places of worship "our Creator's courts," and " the place where...

...detained on a journey, thus writes : " I took a walk, to the churchyard ; the doors of the Church, like the heaven to which they lead, were wide open,...resolved to spend a few minutes under the sacred roof." To the serious thoughts which there arose in his mind, whilst he read " the memorials of a promiscuous...

...unexpectedly detained on a journey, thus writes: " I took a walk, to the churchyard ; the doors of the Church, like the heaven to which they lead, were wide open,...resolved to spend a few minutes under the sacred roof." To the serious thoughts which there arose in his mind, whilst he read " the memorials of a promiscuous...

...where finding myself under an unexpected necessity of staying a little, I took a walk to the church.* The doors, like the heaven to which they lead, were...mournfully pleasing ; which, I trust, were in some degree profitable to me, while they possessed and warmed my thoughts ; and, if they may administer any satisfaction...

...detained on a journey, thus writes : — " I took a walk to the churchyard; the doors of the church, like the heaven to which they lead, were wide open,...resolved to spend a few minutes under the sacred roof." To the serious thoughts which there arose in his mind, whilst he read "the memorials of a promiscuous...

...in a country village, the author went for a walk, in the course of which he passed by the church. " The doors, like the Heaven to which they lead, were...Roof. In a situation so retired and awful, I could not resist falling into a Train of Meditations serious and mournfully pleasing." Then, as Hervey moves...

...church. Finding myself under an unexpected necessity of staying a little, I took n walk to the church. The doors, like the Heaven to which they lead, were...Pleased with the opportunity, I resolved to spend a few moments under this sacred roof, in a situation so retired and awlul ; owing to the surroundings, I...