= 
-— Br ——k 


the 
ſeat 


* 


ion. 


ti 


e 


pr 


e 


f 
f 


% 


ice to 
u 


g Q 


aH 


10 


f Adv 
des of the 


7 


* 
Ws 


reſt 


1 


i 


* 


h S 
inte 


% 


4 


r a Word o 


o 
_ 


„ © 


t, and 


at $i 


He knows what's what, and that 


oo 
* 


ed 


rtan 


4 


xa min 
blers on bot 


eri 


mpo 


. 


= 
* 


wy 


— 


E 


* 


* 


F-4 * 2 


— 


As high as Metaphiſick Wit can Fly. 


— ̃ ATE _——— „ „% % 4 „„ 
— — N 3 * l * 


—_ * vç—— —— — — — ͥͤ üä— 
— — —— — — — 


% 


> 


* 


N 


*% 


D 0 
nt, at the S8 
Al 


, 


A 


—* 


EC 


PU 


L O N 


* 


Te 
"LT" 
, 


L 


Z een EE DT - -— 
= a4 OE a6 r - — —— — — — 


* 
* "os *, 8 


* 


— 
% 
" 


* 


* 
* 
* 
* 
pu 
E 


* 


89 - 
5 a 
5 

* 
* 


of Ire 


gn 
1734 


4 
= 
* 
> 


5 


* - 
— 
* 
* 


— 


þ 


3 
2 


lu 
l 


4 


Honeſt B 
Tel 


1 
2 
* 
* 
— 


ot 


e, in 


x 
oy 
. 


* 

x 
* 
- 


— 
. „ 
- 5 - 
” 
©. 
* - 
— 
. * 
- 
* * 
— 
- — 
. ; | 
©. * 
7 
0 * 2 *% . - 
— * 
- * 
* - 
- - * * 
. = * . - 
- * * 
Wy * 
A. 
#4 q 
* ” po 
W - * 
as - 
* * 


. 
8 — 


me — 


5 K .— 
— — — - 


1 OB _— 
bp - : $568 bp it 


4 FY 
. ·˙·m-m ̃ B71. Ca ona SE 
SS ĩͤ1v 


&* 
: 
6: : * 2 = v {5,0 
% ; DID * . . 
4 1 > > PF. 
* * * * 
= 
5 * 
by ( 5 
EC: * 


PO os tt . b 
* 7 2 * W 


- J 1 - Mo . = 4 


* * 1 ; ; * . , we / | j \ 
Ld jo "28 8 ? £2. ' Ii +4048 7 a. : * 
1 Fe ö | 


„„ 1 r 
e wen c3th Wer ves 8 5 | ee NE 
. FV Ke, 


e een nnen * 00 e * A 


ſ * N N ö ' PRC i 7 n 9 Wy rt 


: N 8 % a & SY A 4 . 1 A | \ 
* — * rr * h nn 4 nn N * „ —— „ 
Pave wen ti 55 „KR -Daf 8 LAN — 2. wy Py ado — — N 1 K 
. «„ * ns. Las as CO ipod . rr N oF . wan . 9 — n 
* k ' * * 3 N 
ow. * „ * 


* * 
% 
* hre 
LH 1 : 


W 


the Lankneſs ef h 


per 
. 
| or 


: 
IC 


15 * , oh 


* * * 2 5 0 7 AS >), rt 4 a4 wn . 1 - ” * * * Ps — ” T7 , N "a n 
* — * * 4 * 35 a * N * "* 7 r . 2 
* 0 g 5 > , * 1 PLEA” 7 4 x?" . > FILED n Y- of r 1 * 0 x F 8 
? e hs | * „ 5 
; # >, St x WS 
. * * 1 4 - * 4 : 
PF 
\ 4 * * 
} 
* _ — n r * + 
= : W r a4 SAI PETE. ORD 


pf mon Senſe and Arte; ina impor the — 
of the P. ts of ne 04 been put 
in a true and . Int of Light by heady farebtiull 0% 
M eur the 9— A-— I, has the e Arguements if 
Wein in. defence. of Patfiount pen & zer cod- * 
| futkd tho' often Auinly attemptod 10 are they 
not treaſured uptand enrolled as abſolute | 
_  peahble and irreverſible Beate in e | 
of each Gentleman, who wiſhes well to Liberty 10 
In General, and has the true intreſt of his See, * 
at Heart in particular, if ſo what can be mant 
by the Queriſts, but to Gratifle ame partial? 
* Malice or Prejudice, or to repleniſſ an exhauffe | 
-Purſe, and thereby diſhoneſtly- find the means of -/| - 
eating tho? at the Expence of the publick peace, 4 5 
and ranquility ; - or what is worſe, have be Cl wed 


"theſe mercenary Hackney Scribblers it in vices, AS 
to enflame the minds of the People; ſet fire 0 &þ x 
the Nation at both ends that chey may Kaye an 1 


Opportunity of running away with ſomething 
out of the conflas laben, the ſober and ſudioi- 
ous part of the tion, Men of property and 
power find that our Liberty now ſtands firmly 
fixed upon a ſteady and immoveable Baſſis; this 
the Bulk of the People, or thoſe of Groſer Uu- 

- | derſtandings<cannot preceive, in this Caſe it is 
very much to de feared and aprehended that 

7 latter ever Kuctucating always cinfartable and 
who never ſteadily and any drwe to the 
true point, of wwe the be at may by 

ſuch ritings be 1 even againſt thoſe Glo- 

ious Patrons of their rights, oo miſtaking their 

| ſerene and calm Meaſures 0 for: indolevee or 

a ( 5 | in- 


* 480 5 
ö n. * * 
en > + a 
* 


41 1 A 7 N 70 : 7.4 add * "IF * 5 e 
* ag c ener on Aa. 
£ * . 3 . . 78 , 7 1 $4» 2. 8 vt "7 
. g | . 
. - as Sl FP I. OS WRT TY 
. l ' . 4 > 
4 ; Ln : : , 
g 4 '. . ” y 
a - . N . 4 
* * N 
, 
U . — 
. 
x j N b 
1 : * \ P PF. 33 
z 6. 1 
* 
* Ko, 
? d 1 , * 
* © 


3 
: 8 


SN 4 * OE, 4 z why 1 | . {3s 60 5 | 


3 
/ 


re. 
” 
re J 
* 
- 


4 


+/ | ouſly 40 conſider the dilmal and pernicious Con- 
- + | ſequences that may attend ſuch productions, and 


% | -Beauty which never appears ſo lovely, as when 
ed and wichour the unokillfull Daubiog of 
© ++: Or if you will be at your Queries and | 
*] Inuendo's, and hays really. the true intereſt. 


Ss © 


* 


of the Cauſes you ſeem to elpouſe at heart; 
why are you not more explicit, why do 
vou not come roundly to the point, and like 
en of robity courrage and Honour ſtrip they 
asks of thole weakly very yeakly painted Vile 
uns Faces, your enervate arrows = faintly, fo _ 
| Yery faintly » glance at, if the H 7 —k 1 
has been ſuſpected to be Guilty of the Horrid, 


hy did you notTrace the firſt appearances there- 
of to a demonſtration, and call him to a Legal account 
| | and deſeryed puniſment for ii ng, on the Con- 
ſuuery before you were Io * 
& „ (49 1 . e ; F 


"*Y * 


on A LIE Ut —_— At — 
n » b>d FP. a * 5 * ' ” . 
c. "a l Ds! 1 ; 


\ 


: * irn n . K 
nn . 
4 * pr K — E Nee 8 
| WI hems, it ts 
F e wo * 
*S * 


Anarchy and all it's dreadtull Gompauions to en- 


in their future Writings put trutly in her nativre 


aud Vengance draping donn Sin of 5 — 3 


1 1 * 9 5 = 8 2 " ; , O Fe * 
® N * * * N * * * a * * A w 1 
+ . 7 Y 5 N 
0 
» 1 e 
© £ > * 


32 A. ĩ - 88 
4 ſuppoſition that he ib guilty, have you not 
Fx poyrmon cou'd be 2 into roof field \ 
ed him from Puniſhment, will he not if he 
| be Guilty be more wary and cautious in the 
monſtrous and unatural Amour and Induſtriouſly 
conceal it from all Eyes, but thoſe of Heaven, in 
the mean time may not a perſeverance, in the 
| Great Example and conſequently- a great and 
4ifufive Extention of this Sin expöſet ut, to nay 
N E into the fate 7 — Ie drk. | 
| or if it was impoſſible for you ſo to do, tho“ vo 
ſtood fully convinced of Ihe truth of the Ker ; 
mu Charge, cou d you not with Cogency of 
Argument broke through the extravagantly mon- 
ſtrous Paffion, ſet reaſon in its true light, have 
- Urged the Scriptures thoſe inconteſteble Oracles, 
| of Truth, and have from thence ew that the 
Primary command was to encreaſe and myltiply, 
and how diſſonant, to nay how diamerricglly 9ppo- 
fite to that indiſpenſible- and high Beheft is avax 
in cxpreſfibly tou} and antinarurdl pravtice 29 
which we were heretofore: altogether ſtrangers, 
and which was fo lately imported to and has fo la- 


mentably ſpread amongſt us, and changed us from 
called an Iſland of Saints, 


what we were once 

into a Nation of Devils. e 
|  Shou'd yon not have ſhewn that in conſe> | 
| quence of that deteſtable Sin, the Nation in time | 
maſt be depopulated at feaſt weaken d to fuch 44 
degree, as mult neceſſarily open a way for out 
Enemies, to enter in at and deſtroy the remainder of 
us, or Eſtabliſh Popery and Slavery, theſe two 

things ſo: much dreaded and worſe than 11 
: 77. * : | att. We.” dd | 


FF . R ⁰ůͥn3 f oo 


r e . — „ ren on * 2 # — 
-- 
e \ 
FE " 
Foe oat a Ä ac ao ac ane A; 


ms + 


F 254 


pa „ + 


i 
? 
; 
« 
ö 
4 
ö 
| | | 1 
5 
ir 
+ 
'$: 


| 5 gra | 
4 5 a wn irg 
| ure to out, will not in e the Þ 
te of the Goſpel which ſhone Jo brighnly orion 


y || all theſe diſmal events it is. ve 


nor will you yourſelves be 


who ſo ner weakly 8 We the tor- 
d | rent of Vice, chas at preſent ſo dreadfully threatens 
ay | io overwhelm: us all, fince you are capable of op- 


aa ee OY nv: kitherts 


een e 


3 4 
pls : 
* 


be extinguiſhed, and who will be anfwerable for | 


4 „„ 
1 ” — 

. * # 

N 


\ $43.) + oP 


Ire cb e 85 Wage LINE tic expitles of x y6uph 
* Five. will it not 75 Aid 6) y it's ecke afl | 
natural enemies, whd long Ns laboured and NAP |. 
are kbouring for it's” fabderfön⸗ that now is e 
time, 10 ſtrike w heli 4 Adarlitg and Nitred Som 
| : of, & Church (ho opiates fo. teh of her 
| Age has | behaved! ſo very Laopboft ly an 
cContrary 0. the tive Spirit And prin © Sr 
| | Chriſtianity, Humanity, and Morality, and 
FE Hagruntly'« departed from the Ape ſtoſicak Amy goes 
* and Purity, that he.is W into 105 LE 
| 
| 


5 
/ 


and, What is till wo Hl AA not 
rfay t] that klie. im poſition of Kunde 18 4 
_ * Cheat, and huge, and thit oY H 
. not among zus wher "the 'H Þ 21 
| conftithte, to; reſide over the rkg AM 
of this Nation, and LOW quent! "that* Feen, * 
17 3 formality. „it "A Hot be Comune ito" kim 
Who has W { much aghinſt its dict es ind holy 
Influence and Will ben Hot according 2 —_ | 
| rike and 3 not Aly pin t 
h Hs a of outward Ve 1 i 
FR opened t the K 7e 5 the People via en the 
$ his cloven F "got, was it "Hot your dut 34 | th reſ 
pect t to your 2 Conſciences,”y our 1. ( fab- 
| jects! in particular and fellow C hellen ain Gene- 
"Tab to have ſhewn that tis“ prelaticaly [dignified 
. ſwaggerer and. Bully 5 in Reli igion, as welas > Po 
_ »xcks inſtead. of {v} pporting the” trüt intereſts of | 
_ the Nee d, ſealed 7 the: Blody of ten 
thouſand Martyrs, and erefore among other 
F . as we. very ration: ſup ſed” irmove- 
B 3 E „ x Baffis that'the Gates 
1. 
. 


er. Ohürelr 


1 a_ OS OE. Gon ot 


— 
. 


* MP. £ 
"IS MAES 1 *? 


4 F 1 
Fas K 


6 
f ''of p 
| 


141 N 


wat Aeon, be arri 5 
9 het the Reformation fel 
ot 


— In 


CE 


3 


Q- 
Py 


. 2 * * * 


Rn 1 


not Expect 


cab 


oy ö jeg of. 4 ee fol deſtroying Del, 
ap has:fapped the Fougda IS of - it, Fd hg” hs 
* Ni 4 Contaminated Poſters, 6f bis 


' thoun.i in its greateſt. beauty and zultre mut it 85 
61 0 1 is eee "ey 95 | 

am e ere Was, Reg A 

poſtatized ot Baſe Lucratly Ad (81 

betrayed the hank 

 /expredlibly 

.ed.tha 


8. 


he 1 Da Land his i imefable ſubalterd 
to Demoliſh an deſtroy it, Ja 

pen (which. Helve 
of ;the Proteſtant 1 


revail «aig it elde * 


77 let in His hd Ma 


this. ſon's hap 
pick; What t. may Ve = © | 
Ntereſt A Wilk not te | 


0 by thewtly 


among us; Welles it 


e 40 


in Indeed; . 60 Nel. ; 75 


1 itt 1 
i Fo 


at 5% 1 
von 155 8 gg 
8 133 


* n * 6 Ss N 
* y , , , 1 , \ * a 
* 3 1 . . , * i K y 
"yy * L . , : * * 
3 * ; * : ' 


258 way at eat! to move Ped Br FRE te 1 

Boy _ 1.5 the Scriptures teach ug un! 

| at then muſt be the Cale e 

7 our great — Hoe. Apoſtle, who hat no uch“ 

8 to Plead in hie favour, but 8 Netted 1 

rel reed with Church Revetives, and to che 4 
ow 


Purple adds. the Shining Robe of Civil 
ower was under, no Temptations of Poverty, 
Fe he . the Joh Ghoſt to. govern wo ae | 
4 he ha ed his own Soul and/thoſe 
Av thouſa 1 E 2 gerd ry more, by Ris 
Kent N50 5 preler tive 9975 for b the ' Worſe 
an. winiſh ae f. ſebt 12 0 in at 
Poltern of a foul 400 nally tatifie 
e { arid{if you dovgh 
2 og) 8 you 50 h hewn' fer all 


h Party, | 
Senſe of Shane 06 15020 „ with 3 Ton | 
„ or rather an. un pars 4 Impudenceæ | 
Tet, en 1 uk 
air ſtares 
=; TREES fr 
| al pac of d Gees th 
they infinitely, er as ad ay. de Welt 
eral, [ > cir own Sex of © Log | 
"Th as 2 Merian _ _ 4 fi Dn * 
og. ou hot have taken | 
Ef theſe injured and 8 Wet ; 
3 Empire of Beudty, Wien 
ning ſtood dune le, F; Bis | 


4 Twayed Loves Sceptre, nn io ere 
1 3 every FRI aa _ 


Ro 
18 


” 
25 
- * 


W ee ie E_ | — Long 
« 2 W E 
4 Ds  .& Aa __ g— n SA r 


* 


hat, 
FAY 


s 
188, 1 


S ani AA. Lot co 


— 


| ventry ang Hamilton find a due value put 1 
their perfectians abroad, which we were Ign 


* vr i FROM boy mr and. 9 2 55 an 


1 . 
by 


thoſe po of 7 theſe 8 
N ſonljers i in human ſhape by a moff unaccounta»' 
ble and inexpreſſibly vie and inferior preference, 1 
artsck d and render 11 it precarious, and that if 
e, continue to be careleſs Inactive Tookers on, 
and will not interfere, and exert ourſelves in 1 5 
Aeeeſublbment of the natural Ae ap 
| Indubitable rights of theſe Lovely in 24 55 Re. 


males, the Ornament and Glory of gur Iſſe, fhall we 


| not (I mean as many of us as yet remain untaint | 
k ed in aur Loyalty to. them) by ſuch an indiffer - 
epce be looked u 415 ſome, ſort, as Partizans in 
the Guilt, or Puſil animous, and uſeleſs Subjects, 
; who have, not Courage enough to affert the Pre- 
rogative. of Female Beauty, when, 3 Sp 
Weapon. is carnalize d, and preſerves is edge in 4 
Miltary. Sheath reſalltely, and again} afl eonſi⸗ 


55 | /derations and obligations, as well human and 


ring, is employed againſt it, and in that Cale 100 
| 15 they not to Sequeſter themſelves from us, 
and in a juſt reſentment become a Nation of Amaz- 
ons, or bleſs ſome worthier 9 of Men 
with their moſt. unnaturaliy, an d unjuſtly, | aa 
'glefted Charms, and like * celebrated Co- 


rant or Stupid enough not to do at home, flicu'd | 


Influence 5 


985 Te reer, and Py: Hes | 


[) nin Branden, inn 10s. Lade. and Sift = 4 


p Y : p q * 4 IT 4 * "IN 
. n 3.4 * * Y * Re * 
| 1 v - * 1 2 nne 
£ * * : . * * 
* 1 . 4 : 
4 N . 
KE 1 v9 5 
1 : { mY 


— 


9.5 * 1 f] 
y * 
{ a . 
g — s i 
4 : s * of 
4 1 % % 
| "4 LY Oh 
* ' * 


* 0 1 


 Jofluence our Ladies had pn our true Politicks and 
' Patriotiſm, befofe this ſtrange vice which We ate | 
now treating of, and which indeed J muſt Inge- 
nuquſly confeſs I have not Language or Terms 
ſuffcient enough to convey an Adequate Idea ol, 
Vas imported to us by this Black, meerh, nomi- 
nal Chriſtian, but in fact Aptichriſtian Turbulent, 
Daminecring A— hP —— t, and others of 
is Diabolical Stamp, thoſe palpably incartiated 
15 Devi the Vicegerents and Miſſionaries! öf 
dhe. Prince of Darkneſs, ſhou'd you not have | 


U 


ew that our Noble Tourh yore the bright 
Trac tg Fame, B51 5 more Ardentiy than any | 
others in the Univerſe, ang, that we produce 
Scholars, Djvines, Patriots; Stateſmen, Lawyers, 
| Soldiers, Poets, Or. and in the Arts and Sclencies 
1 General are equal if no ſuperior to thoſe of 
Any. Natiqn in the: World befide, and that our 
| Eaxdies, 2s they ſo much outſhine all others in 
| outward Charms, ſo do they infinitely excel] 
them in the Beauties and refinements of the Mind, 
| bays ſprightly Ptbeir Wir, how charming, how 
[ icediſtably charming is their Bloquenge, what | 
[ Heart compoſed of Fleſh: and Blood can with» | 
and: them, and nöt feel the ofeſt, the tendereſt 
Emotions for them, and Languiſh to be made 


one. with theſe Lovely Female Orators, ſo wife! 
4 442 . 4 $$» 4 11. 9 2114 35 4 b 4 he | 
ly-and beneficiently fitted and prepared by the 


\ Omniſient Maker to ſweeten Life and give an 
Antetaſte of- that Eternal and. unutterable Happi- 


nels reſerved, for the Trugly Great and Good 

3% Pee which e e e, 

muſt never, never, even ſo much as bope to en- 
A 6 .. N SITY 9 4 i 


S * 7 * 9 5 
— 3 . % 
— ” 
* X ” 0 * 
f 4 F 
* * W 4 
\ . — * 7 
. LES . F 
- x Fat * + > * 


1 


ies 


of 
ur 


i» ) 
in 


ell 


{ 


b but on rhe an 28 e cannot 
: e 


totally huſht or d in. the moſt hardened 35 
and very worſt of Men, nay even in the G 


\ and'S s who act in ſuch direct oppęfition 


A 


to the ſenſe of the Nee untainted part of the com- 
munity, among whom they reſide to Religion 
both naturał and reveal'd, and to all Laws hu 
mane and divine, ſo theſe poor Wretches though- 
leſs as they are, have a dreadfull and diſtracting. 
| proſpe@ of the puniſhments, the eternal puniſh- 
"So reſetved for them as a reward for their 
_  horridiand” monſtrous Sins, and anticipate their 
Damnation even in this World amidſt the Pomp, 
the Grandeur, and Splenduor of Temporal Great- 
neſs, branched out ita almoſt innumerable, parti- 
.  Eulars, ſo that Imaginatjons tortured - to find out 
new Amuſements, or new dreſs old ones, and 
give them their utmoſt force to Shield them againſt 
the never dying gnawing Worm of 8 | 
IM alas / in vain, theſe puniſhments perriodically 
appear - clad” in their native. horror, and appear 
terrible in proportion to tlie greatneſs of mon- 
ſtrous and conſcinus guilt, ſo that it may be very 
ek, ſaid of. theſẽ abandoned and undone 
retches that they work out their eternal perdi- 
tion, and ſerve the Devil with fear and Re. > 
puniſhments, that the Eye of Man hath not fully 
ſeen, nor the Heart of Man adequately conceiv d; 
and of ſuch a nature that whether we conſider the 
variety, quality, and extent, or or the duration of 
them or both, it is amazing and ſurprizingly un- 
dcountable that any Man however diwerted, 
amuſed, and ee can even bear a ſingle 
apprehenſion | * 


- — — —— pe — IE "EZ, —— — — — — — - - & 
* * 8 > 2 1 P Cr 3 — — mY” _ 


- — IST IT TI 
2 7 


er, much to be feared and A 


—ͤ ::. ˙ A co —§ 0 


the Commiſſion of what partic 

hirdned and impenitent 
"deſerved this heavy Curſe that has fallen upan us, 
AS _X worſt Viends of Hell haue n | 


— — 
— — — — ' þ 
. * 
— * —— ao - -—_—_ 
- 
— - 


apprehenſton of We gt fall ino 4velioion of 


5 Sen -and the deepeſt deſpair 


If what we have ſaid: 3 Lading Es woe 9 


moſt certain it is, ſhou'd: you not have ſhewn, that 


one- principle inducement. to our young Gentle- 
nen to purſus chat Cay, Miſtreſs Fame, js. that 


they may be the more ;"iemeptally to them, and 
bo great à part they have in making Scholars, 

 Divines, Patriots, Stateſmen, Lawyers, Soldiers 
and Poets, and how much the F — State . 


of che tu and Sciences owes to them, and _ 
that if Sad. ices and G ſm's oval 
eantinue andextend themſelves among us, (as ĩt is 
pprehended they 

, unleſs a ſudden ſtop be put thereto) our 


5 Ladies muſt be neglected, fall into diſcredit and 
boſe that happ 


5 ſo uſefull to us, or ra- 
ther ſo bee of that temporal happiseſs we 
in ſuch a high degree enjoyed, and cowd vie 


wich the happieſt of other Nations, for before | 


theſe deſtroyers were ſent among us, and conſe» . 
quently that we-ſhall in future Time and very | 
{hortly- too want Scholars, Divines, Stateſmen, 

Lawyers, Soldiers and Poets, at leaſt that we 
ſhall not have ſo many ef them as we heretofore 
had, when our Ladies unrivaled and uncon- 


trourably had tho ſole: Dominion of Hearts and 
pointed out the way ta true ns; 


to confiler by . 
Sins, and an 
perſeverance. i in them we 


It now remains 10. us ſeriou 


„„ 4- # 4 


L 


" Hot find that Pride, that 


i tits theKing of 
45 ey arfd : 
Lewes fte this — fg Volultarili; 

Ses to tha:moſt Crack he Dp 


Vertues and trul 


Ghoſt tells us 1 
great, how nM. muſt We 7 
rent Virtue to be, that is not only capable f 


| Fats 1 eee e {20 


chat the Prenmenaties 


'Tyrants, and for the ꝓdtr Fa 


Pftaſure 1f- this Wold, 


and Badge of Chriſtianity 
opvers a /Mubitu 


ceive that Pa- 


covering, but actual 5 ally does cover ſo great a Multi- 
tude, a Multitude allmoſt Innumerable, generated 


ſhotforth and nouriſhed by Pride the great 'Roor Ko 
or Trunk and Grand Paren of them all, this is 5 
| te «Hake, a Deſeaſe ſo complicated, dne, * 


conſuming 


great Viees (ſo much abhinid and deteſted by A 5 "0 
Virwous Fopefathers, but now Aud itakenty 1 EY 
Dela for the Mark of agreat 25 
Wich un Abet Our Sou, and hat aside bs 
been tos, des ſut eeſufull in hin diegotation... IN! 
uppn and {&-. 
Yed; we fell from our ö 98 
3 Wy EY 


7 4 of-all” | 
which bs ig lent to us; 
and for which we muſt eternally. pay ſuch; Intereſt 9 
in the next World have forfeited and given up 1 
our right to a Crown of Glory v ſhall we not upon 
ſuch an Enquiry, find that Pride 3 is introductive to 
and leads directſy to Frauds, Wrongs, Oppreſſon, 
Cruelty and Murder, and to ſum up all to the 
want of Charity that admirable 28 af al the 
diſtinguiſhing Charateriſtick * 1110 
ty. which as the Holy 1 'F 

| of Sins, 'how' 5 9 5 1 


mind) bas been the 4 


p * 5 4 8 * pl * * * $ 4 : * NY 
+ A. e 1072” A * , 2 * 2 1 * q 
ce * 3 : 


f. "#1 ih 


* 3 * e 
” l þ . y ; - J. * 7 
—. — 2 p 7 = 8 
7 % m — mY 4 $ 
; F N 1 . * 1 
= . Try A — 4 
1 ; 
; * — ” 
, Py = 1 4 * 


a n 3 chat all 
[ * 58 . have been in the World now art or here 
after ſhall be to the diſſolution thereof, put ke 

and bolletted into one cou d not fully deſcribe, but 


„ whe 18 the Que i it is 17551 it 19 Obvious, Flyto | 
'F leading to it 


are ekt nd olinſuns, y ou Ibe recen. d withaſmile 
and Have 3 ae it than to the A_— 
p its Levee practice the contrary Virtues, | 
and:  you!l: be /receiv?d-itito favour ahſolved from 
| your compact wich the Devil and fecure your In r: 
3 Heritanve, the Curſe will: be withdrawn; and the 9 
Devil Will call home his Miniſters, and gou'l once, 
RE again 2 N 5 . A 
. ay the of? i, G43 
» A 0 ; 4 4 sg I 5 ln 5 ur { 7 75 } 18 bps | 4 | 
10 7 2 Do e f i Lol INS 4.5 i * 
0 Au 501 % £4 : v0 5 13-795 Vs $92: 10 I 


. „n IS 7 
— 1 e EFF 
- | C0 þ gr 34 8 7 53 2 7 & 


Tv 


— omg oe ge gr 
p . 


e 


Wade ay 0 rt 
* 
1 


98 1 


—— — 


oenon —— > 


9 * — * * 8 9 * 
rr ———— ˙¹ S—_———_ 
1 K . of n * 

* 


. Ot H Th q karl: [ 55 — +4 # af 17 8 $ 
i zibb in 211 BELT nt * gi G LOU ' 
| * ' hows 
. 8 . > | . E. 1 
1 Tale 140 £0) FL 2 3101 W. aefg „ BIN 50 1 2 B 6&5 
5 . WA ER | 
VH | 01:UB W nb oo; bing 2 8 15 A. * 9419640 bd | 
1 L | 115 10 1 2 An- fy, #: 4s 1 + a — * Df 3 — * | 

'K 8 10 5 Um: L110 | Far! 4 35} A168 --18 
'8 | ny h 1 | = 
8 > Ao Nin 110 eee. ub ug bn 22359 4 I 
7 8 — * $ | 


Hatte [il meg WI. ba 115 300 A bas 1 
| 3 io : 


1 f FS F vi all * % Hol ; f 


| ; ö | * F | 
[| £4 1 E 132 INF Ie Vins: Nie 2 1 
4 N 0 


a 4 © 

4 20; eee n 0 108 a 12 et; 1 8 no 

| 1 eee "35 T3 © | p21 vo 

| 24 819409 Se nnd MOU 15 858 2211 5 *. „tt 
180 179 3111 bil 4 he: Hot E 23 16? bn 

- - 7 Wi 3 [ 5 24 - enn 

. 9317 din: ide, 19 2m: 9 4 18100 Mix 4 9 4 I. 103 


e, ee oi e d 3b 

MW 1 4 * 4 4 1 121 TD A 417? e+ * q #7 p * ; 
% 4 1. 14 71 * 2 ©! of ied . — 4 „ 7 G 30 10 Mk 0! IPs | 
4 M4 : 2 x 71 a g : 4 * N 7 — $5 6 . 

0 b 


o 


9 2 e 
"wo ets 


2 
5, 


— 


5 3 2 
» ” we. * — 8 


" — 
9 7 a 
SY WP. 
e "- 
42 
+ = 


2 

* 

; 

* 

% 

? 

* 
„ _ : 
HE" 2e 


— 
7 


PAID 
*t „ 33 
K * A 


8 


3 


