The Life of John Locke volume 2
The Life of John Locke volume 2
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I have several things to talk to you of, and some of present concernment to yourself, and I know not whether this may not be my last time of seeing you. I shall not die the sooner for having cast up my reckoning, and judging as impartially of my state as I can. I hope I shall not live one jot the less cheerfully the time that I am here, nor neglect any of the offices of life whilst I have it ; for whether it be a month or a year or seven years longer, the longest any one out of kindness or comp...liment can propose to me is so near nothing when considered, and in respect of eternity, that, if the sight of death can put an end to the comforts of life, it is always near enough, especiallj^ to one of my age, to leave no satisfaction in living. •• I am your affectionate cousin and humble servant, "J. L. -i Locke's message to Newton produced a long letter from him, criticising one passage in the ' Paraphrase and Notes on the First Epistle to the Corinthians/ but saying, "I think your paraphrase and commentary on these two epistles is done with very great care and judgment.
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I have several things to talk to you of, and some of present concernment to yourself, and I know not whether this may not be my last time of seeing you. I shall not die the sooner for having cast up my reckoning, and judging as impartially of my state as I can. I hope I shall not live one jot the less cheerfully the time that I am here, nor neglect any of the offices of life whilst I have it ; for whether it be a month or a year or seven years longer, the longest any one out of kindness or comp...liment can propose to me is so near nothing when considered, and in respect of eternity, that, if the sight of death can put an end to the comforts of life, it is always near enough, especiallj^ to one of my age, to leave no satisfaction in living. •• I am your affectionate cousin and humble servant, "J. L. -i Locke's message to Newton produced a long letter from him, criticising one passage in the ' Paraphrase and Notes on the First Epistle to the Corinthians/ but saying, "I think your paraphrase and commentary on these two epistles is done with very great care and judgment.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bourne Henry Richard Fox to read onlineMoreLess
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