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But in the 5.^1; Page you carp at my Title,
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for callmgn
ABriefRiply, Sir, lean juflifythe Title, and want not
your Advice j for your unjuft Charge is removed until ycuf
prove icj and 'a hen you do chat, I will beg your Pardon, i
And then you carp at my handling the Text, Ptov,B,ij*\
and fcoffingly cry out, '* A mighty Search, bccaufe myj
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Neighbours gave him fome Account. t
But your Book from which I take the Account, yci.
take no notice of ; when that is it I take my Informatior*'
from ; *Mdonot fee with my Friends Eyes 5 this is ail
Clamour and holly.
And in the 'jth Page he is Aill upon the Dme Topick, ot!
hclicving my Afhjord Friends i and faith' not a word of hisi
Book, as if hchad never writ one. But I hope fuch ast
read our Books will fee, that I ground my Difcourft upon;
his Book, and not upon my A(hjord Kriends Informarionj'
but wherein Fdo, 1 diflinguifli between the Book and the'
information i had from any, which is very little.
But 1 am arraigned for my If;norance in the Bth Page.
t»\. " But Mr. WcUs is no Logician, or the meancft evei
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known. That is in Englilli, a Man of little or no Rea
fon, (for Logick is Reafon^ j but Mr. Wills hath none, o\
the IcaA ever known.
Well, Mr. J>jmesy I muft be content to be a Fool, that
you may be wife i but it will be well if ) ou do not provr^
ochcrwife when we come to try the Matter, (_if it ni?y be"
for I have had to dp with as great Logicians as Mr. Jamts
that have ufed their Arc and Learning co darken Counfel
and being wei£hcd in the Balhnce, have been found toe
light. But Mr. Jjmts hath an excellent wny of evading the
proving of the Matter i
for in the ^th Page he faid, vi\, '' Ii
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is time to leave tylr. Wd's hmifelf, and come we now tc
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the Matter of I ad, ^-c. And when you would expef
he fliould come to it, he lets you know that *' Mr. Well
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urgech wonderfully tp alTign the Perfon or Perfon
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gujlcyof what I charge the Baptifts with, Qind indee<
" I cjofo) i and faith Mr. Wells, if I fail herein, he com
" mends to my Lord Whartsa to fee that publick Satisfadi
" on be given, and to my Church to take a Courfe witi
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me.
Sir, This I do, fir ft, bccaufe you dedicated your Bool
to '^ - 1 c>rd • "-j-rja, to whora I did appeal. And, fc