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      fitfm -h # * te £ \ l ^ me 'Doctor was sensible thiti be ' was ^ gding to hett , ^ id alHke comfort he had was that ftjs suffering UheireHvould not be Aiirnat . ' ? ^

      ' i Wethinkj'with the liberal and intelligent Writer whom we have jfl ^ l quoted , that the dying words of' Dr . ' Prre § tfey < ** express * a cheerful * expec £ atitm of Awakening ft ^ n the sWep of'death to an ^ verlosfitfg * li fej * c However- we

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      < c 'You and I , Sir , rejoic f in the belief thattlje t whole buipan race arc undcap . the same , wholesome disdpliiiei and tjiat N they " ^ lll all certainly derive ^ t |^ moft ' * valuable advarita ^ ek' » om ' ^ though in different de ^ refe , in d ^^ eifl : ways and at different J > eripds j ^ -r ^* * . - * ^ - ^ 'Wefe ' ft not time to-finish thr » ariicle of critici ^ nari' -we coiifd

      point out niany histat ; cJ ; i ^; ' . or | hViii dious partiality in tbe ibiQgra . phh * cal sketches framed by these avt ^ thoi * si Tblis , while , in the nl ^ ri ^ ner ^ hich \ vehave ivim ^ ed , ( He ^ endeavour to disparage Or . Ben .

      son , Guyse , certainly not his su * petior , receives n'eariy uriab ^ te < l praise i and while the eccentrici - tiies ^ df jthe tfate ; JVJr . Raj ^ hsan' ^ Qf Gtimbridae , the consequfmw ^ of

      i in paired health and faculties , are rigp rp ^ sly driagged iiHo lUgli ^ ; tjiose , i > f Mrs . Benctish ** the effect of-. Ji ( k : 4 Kwlered brain , a ^ de ^ scribed a ^ j / f the-fruifc dilitierirolif ^

      ^ Qils ipno ^ p les engrafted on an ^ entjf \ & $ vvMrimf" % T > 1 ) ¦ ¦; ^; * n iS ^ me , thii ? g * , should hftjwp Wn sa ^ d uf the charitubje institutions ( i ^ ft lQ ^ pW % \ yo ^ Wn ^ jS cft [ 0 oli rfiar examoje *) f which . oWe ; theft biifh

      tpr fei ^ e , ©^ j ^ iqns ^ tJU eiRiss ^ oteis . l ^ o ^^ shpujcj tfcier jRibfe Society i&y& fi pm fotgrnten * ' l ? l ? tchi $ to *> ri ^ s impjto : ' load p ^ ofessiiqf fts ; ^ of zeal , fwr the SWdy pf / tWv W ^ p *! tqre ^ s ^ wt we knowsthat tbeiUrfa * .

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    • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Oct. 2, 1812, page 641, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1753/page/45/