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    he would remain fcq the end cH ^ his iife v teaching little boys and g ^ rW their A . B . C . notwithstanding ( he fair prohiise of future excel * lence which he had displayed at school ; but the fanuly of the Courtney s resided theh at Painsford . His sister lived with them as a servant . They saw him and justly estimated Ms abilities ^ and took on themselves the whole ex . petise of sendfng him to Oxford . Even there it rs said ^ ome difficulty was raised about admitting Mm , because— he was the son < 3 f ft parish clerk ! Gn Which the poet-laureat of the town wrote the following verse :

    " Since Ben die pulpit can-1 obtain , The hojjvscriptures to explain ; E ' en lp ^ him take his fa ther ' s pew , And say atoeii to thein that do . *' The anecdote nyetotiohed by you r cor&spbriiletit of the friend Vy eontest wKicli tt ) # fc place in the vestry beftv ^ en the-parent &rtd chil d is gem * folly fctaatoi ^ tihd -credited . After the * Dr . ' had resided Awhile atOiefcttf , he # a * ^ li * 4 a * be ^ ery forty df good eatings dtid'to love ^^ bddrnn ^ , almost * rfs ^^ 11 -as a "MS : vtmi iittciiil Mt ^ rs ; he

    u $ ^ H sayms ^ if be could ftiways ^ study : be ^ t after cutting a hearty dinned In the ga ^ d < mvi his colleg ^ rgrew ^^ fi g ^ tree t 5 ^ 0 the fruit of this tree he was very partial , and one day finding on it a very fitte fig not q fciftS fiffe , tie wrote on a slip or p « ji ^ t u Dr . Kennicott ' s fig '' and fastened the paper to the steiti . Shortly afterwards a fellow collegi'dL ! i reading the inscription , picket ! thW fig and ate it ; and on another slip of paper wrote Ci A fig for © r ! ^ Kennicott . "

    Some very old men strestitl living in Totnes who Were fCennu cott ^ s scholars when he ^ ept the charity-school , and they all ^ peafc of him as the best df ffldsteirs ; they appear proud too of being able to say , that they were ortc ? e his scholars . - - ¦¦ These are trifling anecddtes with which to occupy the ^ luable pages of yirvur * Repoaiitdry ; yet they may aflfo ^ tf' jjrfeksifre ^ those af ' yrrtrtr reade ^ wTio iit ' e- 'fo becdme accuiafritfed with the ^ ri-\ % te Hfe dnd cdnductdf ertiih £ nt men . I aln , Sir , MtLFOftD / WlNDEATT , J « n .

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    pN . < -. 1 gH ; B vf ^ VJB - Or GOD 'OH U , W IX ADRIAN PRINCIPLES . <~*— ~

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    " u . ' tTifVhe ^ Bm&r'bf'the Mmitity ^ Repository . ¦ ¦

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    Gad with ail ttly h ^ arti qreo with al I vhy soul niuHv Jtiiall thy * tre « gih , and with all thy niiml : tfais is the first attd t ^ girafct ' < tdtjii ^« titt ^ il& ^ Does not the : ^ p * c ^ l tbn ^ with all toby fhindy * intimate , tbat tbve to GtMi must have kH i \» Urida tHMi in tjie deliberate exercise ^ 4 xf-iM ( 9 4 tn 4 ersiaruhmg ; that / it * i uet t ^ ke i % s nsc vi »* fe fell \ cEviction , vtbat thele-is

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    On * the Love of Ood on Unitarian < Priheip 1 c 3 +: > " * ; ' 59 $

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  • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Dec. 2, 1810, page 585, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2411/page/13/