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"ref": "1739, John Wesley, “God’s Greatness”, in Hymns and Sacred Poems, 4th edition, Bristol: Felix Farley (1743), page 108",
"text": "Ye Hoſts that to his Courts belong, / Cherubic Quires, Seraphic Flames, / Awake the everlaſting Song."
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"ref": "1684, Aphra Behn, Love-Letters Between a Nobleman and His Sister, London: Randal Taylor, pages 90–91",
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"ref": "1864, Robert Browning, “Gold Hair”, in Dramatis Personæ, London: Chapman & Hall, page 27",
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"ref": "2012 January 25, Paul Lester, “Schoolboy Q (No 1,193)”, in The Guardian",
"text": "So instead of Tesfaye’s seraphic warble, Hanley offers earthier, gruffer tones: you get the impression, considering the casual sexism and more conventional machismo on display here, that the rarefied, stylised and feminised would be unacceptable in his world.",
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