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 \nWho now fo welt che flaxry heavens fcan  \n‘And read the Ltuxres zature oent fir un?  \ndmbre that thoufandis round afo pulpit throg  \nT     he hesenly prcepts of hitongue;o   ahove (bu grolt impurer ajt₂  \nRekird irom svy⁰s andevery care!  \nHe foas aotngelle hefls hus guide)  \nThu Cpjon       wi  dn,共年Metat fom os the Tmbtlonr eNi    nti Skpery veu  \ni  \n!On wingi new pfomd,which ner before he tryid.  \nW ith rapzd fpeed his golden pinions nfe  \nThro'ftarry plans,and skm th’Empyrean lkies.  \nHs Lord recerves himm:dt celetial choirs,  \nWho    a hus head,and frke tber golden lvres;  \n‘1hro'heaven glad courts the greetang anthems roll  \n'Andgoys new blooning fot hus ravth'd fou;  \nJoys wbqch to te1 l1 eloquence faint,  \nAnd whuch te Iofte mqfe can w年paint.  \nIFE  \n7皱岛  \nRE产.MR.HERVDY.  \nTHIE Reverend Mr.James IIerzey was the eldest son,and born on Fruda the 26th of Februurz 1713-14,at Hardngslone,a country village,one mile fromNorthamp-ton;his father being then Minister of the Parish of Colling-tree,withn two miles of Hardingstone.His frst instruc-tion was from his mother,who taught him his letters,andto read;and under her tuition he continued tu he was se-ven years of age,when he was sent as a day-scholar to theFree-Grammar School at Northamplon,of which the Rev-erend Mr.Clarke,Vrar of St.Sepulchre's,in the said town,was at that time master.  \nAt this school he remained till he was seventeen yearsold,and learned the Latin and Greek languages,in whichhis genius and memory would have ehablad him to havemade a much earlier progres if he had not Been preventedby his school-master,whe wauld not sufier him or anyother of his scholans to learn faster than his own son,Whilst MHervey was at school,though he shewed a re-markabe testerity at al the innocent games uual amongchildren,bfinging home his pockets oaded with marbles,and several halfpence won at chuck;yez he had a perfectiadiference fot the acqnisition he made by his skill in thesegames,  bichytpractised oby toretcise and amuse-ment mohar woukd often cleat his pockets at nigbt","cbCaioyHeKdXgzTL","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaioyHeKdXgzTL","pdf",28911775,304,"English","# The Reverend Mr. James Hervey\n## Letters and devotional verses\n## His early life and education at Hardingstone","[{\"question\":\"What does the work focus on besides the letters?\",\"answer\":\"It includes devotional verses connected to Mr. Hervey and frames them alongside an account of his life and death.\"},{\"question\":\"When and where was James Hervey born?\",\"answer\":\"He was born on February 26, 1713-14, at Hardingstone, a village near Northampton.\"},{\"question\":\"What were Mr. Hervey’s early educational experiences?\",\"answer\":\"He first learned from his mother, then studied at the Free Grammar School at Northampton until age seventeen, learning Latin and Greek.\"}]","Letters to the Reverend Mr.Hervey - Vol-6 | PDF",1788539266,468]