for He is like a refiner's fire, and like fuller's sope.

The Refiner's work in F.R. Havergal was very evident.

Its entrails are used as strings for musical instruments, and its bones are calcined, and employed as tests in the trade of the refiner.

You will make me better, purer, for love, the true refiner, Burning out the baser passions, will kindle the diviner, Will plead and wind my spirit, not to shame its heavenly station, You will trust me, and that trust will prove my tempted soul's salvation.

LOVE IS A REFINER'S FIRE.

I shall take a quotation from a small piece of his called the Envious Man and the Miser; by which it will appear, that he was not, as Winstanley says, a refiner of our language, but on the other hand, that poetry owes him few or no obligations.

I only meditated improvingly on the way in which a man of exceptional faculties, and even carrying within him some of that fierce refiner's fire which is to purge away the dross of human error, may move about in society totally unrecognised, regarded as a person whose opinion is superfluous, and only rising into a power in emergencies of threatened black-balling.

The inferior quality of the Philippine sugar is at once perceived by the English refiners, and is only taxed at 8s.

7 Of silver and of gold, Thou art the refiner! 8 Of ...

"Mr. Reuben occupies a position of trust in the business of his uncle, John Hornby, who is a gold and silver refiner and dealer in precious metals generally.

In place of a hundred producers and refiners of petroleum, there was the one Standard Oil Company.

It turned out to be "The Novels and Tales of the Renowned John Boccacio, The first Refiner of Italian Prose: containing A Hundred Curious Novels, by Seven Honorable Ladies and Three Noble Gentlemen, Framed in Ten Days."

The editor of the Belmount Refiner was the first to smell smoke and to raise the cry of "Fire!"

So does the Lord watch his people, and tries them with fire, as the refiner of silver sits by his furnace, watching the melted metal, till he knows that it is purged from all its dross, by seeing the image of his own face reflected in it.

Certainly He has been sitting as the Refiner, bringing down my pride, emptying me of this and that, and not leaving me a foot to stand on.

Mr. Slope returned to town, and promptly consoled the widow of a rich sugar-refiner.

For he is like a refiner's fire, And like fullers' lyes; And he will sit as a refiner and purifier,

For he is like a refiner's fire, And like fullers' lyes; And he will sit as a refiner and purifier,

WARD, J. W. G. The refiner's fire and other sermons.

WARD, KENNETH B. The refiner's fire and other sermons.

WARD, J. W. G. The refiner's fire and other sermons.

WARD, KENNETH B. The refiner's fire and other sermons.

She told me that in the night she could scarcely refrain from singing: 'Here we raise our voices higher, Shout in the refiner's fire, Clap our hands amid the flame, Glory give to Jesus' name.'

But if he be faithful, and withstand these trials,if he shall come forth from these temptations and sufferings like pure gold from the refiner's fire,then, indeed, shall he be deemed "well-formed, true, and trusty," and worthy to offer "unto the Lord an offering in righteousness.

Swift, criticising the manners of his day, says"Wise men are often more uneasy at the over-civility of these refiners than they could possibly be in the conversation of peasants and mechanics.