Works volume 10
Works volume 10
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L Pag. 80. God Dr. MAYH. EW'J Obfervations. God be thanked, the Members of our Church are grown wifer and milder ; the Diflenters in general, I am fully perfuaded, are fo too : and it is high Time, that fuch of both Parties, as are not, fliould. But Performances, like the Doctor's, cannot furely contribute to this good End amongfl either. He affures us indeed at the Beginning, that he hath a Regard to *Trutb and Jujlice, with an Aver/ion to Controverjy ; and at the End, that he honours candid a...nd mo- derate Men of all Denominations, and would not unnecejfarily give Offence to any Perfon of the - pifcopal Perfuafion w . One muft fuppofe, that he believes himfelf j and as far as is poffible, I would believe him alfo. Some Perfons are ftrangely fubjed: to fudden Gufts of Paffion, and fay and do Things in them, for which they are heartily forry the next Hour. But were this the Doctor's Cafe in Writing, he would blot out the injurious Expreffions which had dropt from his I'en. Therefore his Malady hath a deeper Root in his Frame, and influences him more conftantly, though it may be without his perceiving it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
L Pag. 80. God Dr. MAYH. EW'J Obfervations. God be thanked, the Members of our Church are grown wifer and milder ; the Diflenters in general, I am fully perfuaded, are fo too : and it is high Time, that fuch of both Parties, as are not, fliould. But Performances, like the Doctor's, cannot furely contribute to this good End amongfl either. He affures us indeed at the Beginning, that he hath a Regard to *Trutb and Jujlice, with an Aver/ion to Controverjy ; and at the End, that he honours candid a...nd mo- derate Men of all Denominations, and would not unnecejfarily give Offence to any Perfon of the - pifcopal Perfuafion w . One muft fuppofe, that he believes himfelf j and as far as is poffible, I would believe him alfo. Some Perfons are ftrangely fubjed: to fudden Gufts of Paffion, and fay and do Things in them, for which they are heartily forry the next Hour. But were this the Doctor's Cafe in Writing, he would blot out the injurious Expreffions which had dropt from his I'en. Therefore his Malady hath a deeper Root in his Frame, and influences him more conftantly, though it may be without his perceiving it.
What to read after Works volume 10?
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