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Qf fhe kuijffiqiKi of heaven we have ^ p ^ f lit otherwise ; but only u | 3 ou t ^ a ^^ sition , tfea £ pur prof tensities the ^ will fill be , n ^ ' ^ rmonf > vith duty , a » rf
# fot $ < i £% ful lesitjtnnce wUl be upjpjig ^ r H ^ Cj ^^ ary . B iM *^ p Warson ' s heav ^ o i *« pv pp ^ r reivac ^ ; ap d if for J&is fivture pros ^ r t he v ^ as in ^ eb te ^ to Chrpsti-» it \ , I thilik hjs ^ Hgatwns yv ^ re Dpt
* # « y great ! if ,, flt ai ^ e ^ tJ ^ it the ii iyjteHfct ii al * chfii ^ ctai of the Bi ^ op was not pf a ^ vsej ; y bk | gh order . His uajnd was neither acujt / e pur extensive : there i « s not a striking or original remark in any pf his writings ^ least of all in these Anecdotes of his Life , iie was in intellect
gn ^ tjy inferior to many of bis eont ^ nrporaiies , 4 p rAhraham Tucker , to J ^ Udleton , 4 p ^ Palev , Prj . qe , Priestley + f \ fi < tweiity titJi ^ Ks . We ca | i w ? ejl , spare bfc V ( w < i \ it > c Qiuijnizmftl Sin , , « and tiinA $ f # W nuyi j m ) h > tfrpagtyt » t | he isu ^^ t >^ orth , w < rjtii ) g m pp ^ k O riginal Sin , is
fl ^ tbijig but pr ^ itial misery Man nip * ^ e ^ e Jh ^ ^ s < plamid iin painfol and ^ suftVri rig j eirwiwtWK es . Sin , ie Mtt * i w ^ Ji 4 > g *« M ^ I k > i » j ^> f <; wmn , HgaiuM 4 M ^ W »* ilftPllip ^ ss . ^^ ughjl ^ stupid ^ pti ^ ii ^ t ^ i 3 i »> ioth ^ v ^^ e ^ n tl ^ iheolp ^ ji caJ ^^ se ut . tJve ^ i ; ui . His anecdotes of the King , < tiqeau ,
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Mr . P | $ | : ? fld 9 t im *> Wf v » i -tlMMNI aa 4 iff pj ^ hlf ^ tfe ^ l Qnf ^ ft ^ der ^ i ^ t tl ^ e Rppitfarite P ) f hm few ^ - W ^ m are w > A e cq « t ?^ BtJWp * h ^ « Eftg ^ ppl # M ? aJ parties ^ nd ^<| nq | : t ^ J tynfidwt ipap fificj o , u ? f > Jki ^ neWhci Mr-
the I ^ fjg , Qv > e ) en ^<^ Pi «« gf £ \§ Ki \ e $ the HiPg ^ ° p Did U he W ^ k ^ A ^ Wft ? fr eyery cfrjld | a y knotty tr ^ at the ^ listoc ratic pa ^ ty , wpo 09 ^ i ^ aiifj t | ic ? majority ia the Hou $$ < rf Conir ^ ipps , goverrij ^ d bat h the Kiug , Qaejen a / id Mr- Pitt ; and \ yili coijtin ^
to g&vpm MI Ih ^ king ? , queens , ny ^ - nMers ami cjerks in lilng ^ nd ? Really I hhould hay ^ ^ bought ^ ha ^ this knowledge wajs uo | too deep f $ r Dr . Watson , although it is obyio ^ p that he had not much depth .
I think , bqvyever , jthf Bi&hop wflf not nvitJiQUt virtuous aspiratiQi ^ s , a ^ tha ^ t his cha . r ^ ctjer is entijtled to respect and I earnestly hope that Jh ^ e has gone to such a state of enjoympuU t | i ^ t jfc yviH not hie ynecessary to bolt foiqi ia heaven , by fche bar . ro ^ of eternal tp rments , should he attei ^ i ^ ttp , escape . { JOMO .
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ihy hjfci faOi ^ r # >) f , t > ot ) i b ^ 8 n « ipe « , ( jtl ^ m&t tw \ m \ fttmuwn > w the cpmM * y w { h « rethQ | is ^» Fatnl Uiare / oi ^ ^ pri . vj ^ pf t ^ gfe ; phw ^ fof i trust wUi ^ h jhe ^ njo ^« ^ ut i \ fifi& *) m the S ^ iiim tenets , > v ^ s ^ eut l \ y > U \ w % o &m& M > \ m \> mve th ^ h >; r ^^ < AMj ^ iMd . Wla « l ^ iftg , Af ^^ w « 0 d ** i ^*« w APitw iw «^ r | fi # JUe iwmte a « nil ( 1 puWi $ hftdtii ^ n « r >* l ub ^ obf , ^ w d ; trfter his derttti . ( C > vfckhKJwrJp ^« r ^ t ^ JWrterdAW , ftnjthe l ^ t ^ ftfrWpvtW ^
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), April 2, 1818, page 254, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2475/page/30/
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