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WESLEY'S HYMNS.

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WHITTINGHAM•s Miniature Edition of WES-
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boards, Oxs..r : in Thrce Books.-4. On the Texts of
Scripture. 2.. On Occasional Subjects. Z. On the Progress and
Charges of the Spiritual Life. By Mr. COlOl.Ol, and the Bev.
J. Nawrost.

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