This is a list of all the questions and their associated study carrel identifiers. One can learn a lot of the "aboutness" of a text simply by reading the questions.
| identifier | question |
|---|---|
| A23820 | But what hope''s left this enemy to subdue? |
| A52519 | Alas, What shall I say? |
| A52519 | Almost in every Corner, Street, and Place, Prophanness still appears with open face, What shall I say? |
| A52519 | But what''s the news, some sleepy Soul may say, That thou complainst thus of a dreadful Day? |
| A52519 | His Power none is able to withstand, Nor hide themselves from his avenging Hand; His strength is great: Who can declare the same? |
| A52519 | How doth the City sit solitary that was full of People? |
| A52519 | How terrible was thy devouring ● ace, To spoil great London quite in three dayes space? |
| A52519 | London''s destroy''d; Alas, Who can deny it? |
| A52519 | Oh fearful flame, how matchless was thy rage, No less than London could thy fury swage? |
| A52519 | Thy sins, thy sins, have made thy sufferings large, Who can declare the greatness of thy Charge? |
| A52519 | To live within the Borders of this Nation, And ask a Reason of a Lamentation? |
| A52519 | What is the cause, thou dost so strangely speak, And seem to grieve, as if thy heart would break? |
| A52519 | Why dost thou stir up people now to weep? |
| A45552 | And now who can refrain from weeping, to see this City almost stripped of all her Ornaments, and her Honour laid in the dust? |
| A45552 | Do we pray for the people? |
| A45552 | How hard is that heart, which these considerations do not affect? |
| A45552 | How stupid is that Man? |
| A45552 | I Have no sooner read the Text, but I suppose you all reflect upon the doleful occasion of handling it; How forcible are right words, saith Job? |
| A45552 | If England be as a goodly Tree, London was as the root; and when the root is withered, how can the Tree flourish? |
| A45552 | If you shall enquire yet more particularly, How by the eye of prudence a man may foresee evil to come? |
| A45552 | Is it nothing to you all you that pass by? |
| A45552 | There is onely one question more to be resolved, and that is, For what Christ weepeth in reference to Jerusalem? |
| A45552 | This City was called( when in her Glory) by Ammianus, Marcellinus, Augusta, the stately magnificent City; but how is she now become angusta? |
| A45552 | Thus Job, who crieth out, Have pity on me, O you my Friends, have pity on me; saith also of himself, Did not I weep for him that was in trouble? |
| A45552 | Was not my Soul grieved for the poor? |
| A45552 | When Hazael said to Elisha, Why weepeth my Lord? |
| A45552 | With his bodily eyes he beheld the City, as those did, who speaking of the Temple, said, What goodly stones are here? |
| A45552 | and what concord hath Christ with Belial? |
| A45552 | what communion hath light with darkness? |