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et-H ^ g tcHJ atiqntt ^ ori ° * a ? wl plrasiw ^ r evetv t |* £ 8 £ w " ho w « ot *< te 4 ^ -i ticis € J' >« Nevt ^ r sl > a | l 4 for ^ et ^ his . wpri ^ hC |) os ^ urey " hrs pWf ^ ttg § Jfe , lna ; Bold atul-. < lecisirce to «^ hi ^ poirrted ^ nn ^ r ^ 4 he intwrcsfc h ^ g ^ v ^ to j ^ feat-be ddft « r ^?? a nith itha e ^ re no ^ hHign ^^ of ( wrhaf fe often s ^| d | f v tIf e f « fcaLn ^ hfer papitldrity tri (
tha v §« y la jSfe ; and if he ^ hari bdW ^ g ^ ujs ^ fipifiUin ^ HivJiwhvwIsc < < decided aa ^ fclgg ^ Qndf ha 4 xm fei ved- it tx > Ihi wov ^ l dt ^ pre bee n a valval ^ Wi nehathm pic >^ and t * i $ popularity wbuhd * haTe acqpjre ^ ajfartlver ^ cei ^ bfiiy ftonv . his de 9 i § ior | T t ^ be ^ e was ooe j > art of bia fi
pl ^ whl ^ h may be recoiyimended to yWjf ) g preachers , an 4 without rmuch rl OhcuUy ipig ^ Jt > e f ^ vlloyv ed by tbfiip - ^• pi cn be w ^ d 1 " ^ ^^^ tovy aNte the close of ^ is discqvuses ^ hq i ^ tjally ^ shi * t his bobk ^ and Vwent on fti ^ a few minutes , ttye bojok in his baiM > l , eitb ^ r « xf $ mpore or memorM&i , I canaaOt
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^ ay ^^ hictt * and 1 !^ ai ^ i «^ ne ¥ geti <* c < 3 Hc 1 t !** n \ adcle ^ We ^ gttt to ^ hat ' iiei h ^ iaiready ^ li < 4 t ^ di ^ -Aflt # fc * cr ^ h ^ cqUa ^ ned j ^ effcott&Jly wide pK ilkrne * * I Md * io knowl ^ dg ^ o ^ bfe » pft * pit ptM ^ ets , but have beW i&fornYed that he was far infef ^ oiF * W *
point ot c ? onipositiOn to many ivhohi he altogether eclipsed m the toWn and neighbtfiarhdod of Manchester . Ahcf I doabt tifot that your realdeTs may sirp- piy the nameSof rriafiy rnore , who have
owed ttieir celebrity hnd th& power they possessed o ^ doing more goo d than , I -fear , tbr £ ^ care d about , to naturat Jjowers of voice ' and-man her-, which *^ fere improved by observation ' ofi th ^ world and < a desire to rise high in the-popular esteem . * '
A wen known writer , in liis -a ^ tt ^ pl odd brtr-striking wav , haft thti ^ ;; ^ eniplitiea ^ -we 1 importance or mail ecr % ' ' + * - ¦ ** A re we not here now / cb ^ lir # iied the corporal , striking the j end 5 w itfte ^ st ^ ck f > erpendieularly ^ iaf > on th £ &dhr , so as to give an idea of-health * aikf
sfcawityi — ancf- are we not /— ^ ropi p ing his hat upon ' the floor— ' gb ¥ ief 1 a * agnoment . There was nothingf ' in the sentence ; h was one ?' -&f- fliefseH-cvidcnt . truths we , have , the advan ^ tage of h ^ a ring every day ; antf if Trim had not trusted more to * hV fv&fe
than to his head , he hadmade-ntfU ^/ fW Of It . " •¦ . ¦ ¦ . , - . - . - jy ANaW ; Sir , 4 herei * w genefaHy speifeing little besides these selt-evide ^ l truths that the Christian mini&ter ^ halr to deliver \ and it is too cornVnofiPfVwf him to make noting of therrr ^ tti eteJ ^ owing to ^ this circdmstattce , that fe ^
trostu to very little besides the WorW themselvcsv and ha . s fta machirieiry a ¥ hand to help , the eflfect . l f r ^ ^ 1 have heard of one gentlerriarV v ^ ho * ntay ascribe , ; it is said , a part of tyi ] or « Ktortca ! celebrity to a noted courj ftP elebtioa , and of another wbb pVbba o ^ would never - have been thoughX ' aK oratots , ; 4 iad he not frequent ^! * '¦¦ $ /< £ ' pli ^ honse ari d-. caught Wnjff ^ of the ? inaWers of the stage . Nor 'ie £ Iftem be censured for the means fh ^ y hai ^
employed to improve . ' and ehrWfir themselves . Mini sters have ft& rfcasorf to dread the charge of having ' rt £ cou ¥£ e to stage effect . For " what 1 $ " % rigt eflfcet , hut a simultaneous ftnpf ( i 8 i 8-on the senses and on the n 0 der ^ t ^? JP ing of the . audience , in order . < & Jrfd& ^ duoe a virtuous moratfeeHngf ] VE ^ ji ,, ¦ . ¦ % » .. ¦ l * « ^ .
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C ) bserma § m ^ tF&fc ^ gr *^ fmtiutkrifs . 91 :
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Feb. 2, 1817, page 91, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2461/page/27/
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