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MISCELLANEOUS COMM^NIGATIGNS.
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That was my \ case two years ago , in what Mf . Manning informed ^ you of . And then i % . was that my . caxei p cg 3 % to work wrong , when t loveel one ^ ' wh ^ m T feared you would dislike ; andsttiO&a more to keep you from the knowledge of it , than myself from the fault- Yet I
did decline it * afrl tpl 4 yo ^ But-rrj | eeing what I canno ^ say * ( not just in , jr ( g # / , but sense ) in eve £ y sense a soul that seemed designed to niaie nie lhappy , 1 returned t though so distracted at the guilt
of persisting contrary to your will , as my duty , I $ * ve > ma ^ e j > ut a sorr ^ loyer ;; by absence aqd reseryedness trying her truth ami tamper ; while she unmoved holds comiant . Whaibut a mind
formed to softness , could ever admit a thought of me ! What but a generous spirit indeed could dispense w ( tli one by misfertune contemptible . Pride—woulid look above lit deceit—could have no ends in it : heat of passion-r-wpuldnot have waited : a wavering fancy—* could not have suffered .
Thus proving—I cannot dare to doubt , what observing , from the first momenta « € ff < m ** # m& » - < W , && * && ; as her &m < &i ° l ^^ s ^ i ^^^ M spint and soberness of conduct ; which surel y are good things , though ki a Papist . But she nas had the name not seven years ; and nqw tm % iW $ % nq ^ qn "wwth the name ; hut quite against the rules pries into other schemes * and will I hope to purpose * Now , as to the , business of my last letter , this is tb * manager I would have » wHp , being brought up in it , must th better know it : ¦ « fd when our interes & are one , the Wetter do it . Tis mu * h encouraged here , as they which cannot se . rye me other ways , c ^ n this way . But I have almost disohlrged ^ somejwith fearing about : your approbation , which I ' fear to ask , and fear to hear , not daring to expect your consent to that whica proves me , ¦ Your disobedient nephew ,
Miscellaneous Comm^Nigatigns.
MISCELLANEOUS COMM ^ NIGATIGNS .
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To the Editor of the Mdnikljf Repository 0
Sir , The following discourse was deli vfcjed to a society acci ^ toined to assen ^ bie foi : pubjic worship on . the 25 th of December . In . the few instances in which the writer con * formed to this usage , he addressed him ^ Jf to th ^ younger part of
his audience , but haying consider , fible objection to a ^ practice dis . icrird ^ nt ^ with t ^ ^ e mjpg objept of their meeting tog ^ thi ? r , he stated to them his reasons for discontinuing the service . The subject does not appear ; to ha . ye much oc-9 upied the mtentiQi ^ of proj ^ ssed
had a gr ^ at turji fpr n ^ athematics ^ and had made Kimself several curious articles , as an apparatus , for solving of problem ^* He used to say that music was exact proportion , and therefore there was a near affinity between music and mathematics , or the doctrkieof proportions , aiid ii ^ evidently had < ad great pleafcure in mental contemplations of proposition ^ and tracing iheutout Jiy the tpuca of his £ agers , as the great <^ t adepts have in ju 4 ging of musical souq 4 $ fcty the ear . . He was deemed a gqo 4 performer of church music in tKe old glare , « tile , and could not beat * the Introduction of light airs in the intervals , which becaaie too soon fashionable for his comfort . < % M before 5 k S . T . was one time at Morwicb , Mr , Cook was called to p lay theo ^ gan sd th « cathedra ^ on po&ie pwbJic occa « 0 P * which he did to approbation ^ ^ th good oid , rnan fi »|> irit « wcr ^ hi ghJ / cheered by it . A cousin of his whpjise < $ to lead him to Mr . Manoicg ' s w ^ ta smger io the catnc- * dral choir . He had by soiae mean * lost one hand .
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B 34 Objections against the Observance cf Christmas Day .
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OBJECTIONS AGAINST THE OBSERVANCE OF CHRJST * IAS DilT .
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Nov. 2, 1810, page 534, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2410/page/10/
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