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Isaac Watts; his life and writings, his homes and friends

Note 3 — Chapter I · Birth and Childhood of Isaac Watts.

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The soil of Southampton seems to have been favourable to the production of the lyrical faculty, although it is not probable that many of those whose hearts have been stirred by the holy strains of Watts have been acquainted with the melodies of one of the most national of English song-writers, the laureate of sailors, also a townsman of Southampton, Thomas Dibden.

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