Isaac Watts Quotes

No, I'll Repine At Death No More, But With A Cheerful Gasp Resign To The Cold Dungeon Of The Ground These Dying, Withering Limbs Of Mine. Let Worms Devour My Wasting Flesh, And Crumble All My Bones To Dust:
My God Shall Raise My Frame Anew, At The Revival Of The Just.

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