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Now if Mr, Jmini tiotfatisfied with this Anfwer, you
fee he offers to give Mr. Jmis a Meeting Face to Face.
And why fhould not Mr. Jmn be as fair to us, as x.6
name the Perfoos that do accufe the Eapifts ; and let them
alfo come Face to Face, that the Criminals (if any be)
may appear and be afharacd ? and whether this be not reafonable,
muft be left to the impartial Reader.
But Mr. Jmis further fiiiih, vi^. " How fbameful wasic
" for ^t* Wills to publifh thus, fagt ii. Firftwedoob-
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ferve, that you were the only Man that vifKedjdifcottrfed,
" and advifed this poor Man in his deplorable Ertate >
And f confefsl do fay, in page 1 1 of Mr. James t Book*
it appears he was the Man only, or chiefly concerned with
him in his hurry and trouble of Mindj for in his Book I
find no other : but to the end he may not be thought remifs,
and the better to fcem dear, he tells you of fome
to be mentioned that he faith did fo much wrong 5 and
then cries our, O fhameful
Well, Sir, I pray let me give my true Senfe, and you
may bear with me the more, becaufe you )udg I am ignorant,
and I am fo ftill of any befidcs your fclf that did
vifit and advife him in that hurry of Mind, tor any thing
that I found in your Book which I enquired of, and replied
to, and ftill fay you are the only Man (as aforefaid)
that I find there 5 for I could find no other affigned, only
you fay fome other might be named that has done much
Wrong j and thefe are the Men 1 enquire after and cannot
find them yet, but did exped them in your Vindication
: but you fail me there alfo, and the Reafon you give
is, you will not name Perfons, but if you will nor, we mufl:
leave it to the Reader to judg of the Matter, whether it
be reafonable to charge the Bapnfis with fuch foul Crimes
as you have done, and not to affign the Parties ; the three
Preachers as you call them you had nothing againft.
But in the 1 2tb Page lie refleds upon Mr. Wdls^^nd faith,
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Yet Mr. Wdls iikhy we obfctve that you were the only
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Man that vifited, difcourfed, and advifed the poor
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Man In his deplorable Eliate^ what will the World
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think of this? what can they ? To begin his Reply thus,
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61 ft we obferre truly if yOu obferve at this rate, yoa
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may obferve i, 2, ^dly, and iufinicely (and thus fcof-
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6u^ly fpeakO eveiasfaras you pleafc or can invent.