...fueh abundance of Pudden: Befides, I fay, thefe, there is Icarce any thing to be found but a boudget of old ftitch'd Sermons, hung up behind the door ,...Divine do, though but of ordinary parts, and unhappy education4 with fuch learned helps add affiftances as thele? No vice furely durft ftand before him...

...followed by those of SHERLOCK, WARBURTON, SECKER, JORTIN, and LOWTH ;* nor should the name of LESLIE be up behind the door, with a few broken girts, two or...but of ordinary parts, and unhappy education, with such learned helps and assistances as these ? No vice surely durst stand before him, nor heresie affront...

...pudden ; besides, I say, these, there is scarce any thing to be found but a boudget of old sticthed Sermons, hung up behind the door, with a few broken...but of ordinary parts, and unhappy education, with such learned helps and assistances as these ? No vice surely durst stand before him, nor heresie affront...

...pudden; besides, 1 say, there is scarce any thing to be found but a budget of old stitched sermon* bung up behind the door, with a few broken girts, two or three yards of whipcord, and perhaps a hammer and saw to prevent dilapidations." Allowing for the strain of burlesque and exaggeration which...

...besides, 1 say, there is scarce any thing to be found but a budget of old stitched sermons hung np behind the door, with a few broken girts, two or three yards of whipcord, and perhaps a hammer and saw to prevent dilapidations." Allowing for the strain of burlesque and exaggeration which...

...to be found but a budget of old stitched sermons, hung up behind the door, with a few broken girths, two or three yards of whipcord, and perhaps a saw...but of ordinary parts and unhappy education, with such learned helps and assistances as these? No vice surely durst stand before him, and heresie affront...

...Heywood, gives 2500. t Wealey". Work., v,.l. ii. p. 21*7. J Kid., Tol. xi. p. 37. a few broken girths, two or three yards of whipcord, and perhaps a saw and a hammer to prevent dilapidations." Maeaulay, speaking of the rural clergy, says : " Those who could, sported a few Greek and Latin words...

...hung up SA^^O.] ARGUMENT FOR KEEPING THE CLERGY POOR. 295 behind the door, with a few broken girths, two or three yards of whipcord ; and, perhaps, a saw...but of ordinary parts and unhappy education, with such learned helps and assistances as these ? No vice, surely, durst stand before him ! no heresy,...

...Pudden: besides, I say, these, there is scarce any thing to be found but a boudget of old stitch'd Sermons hung up behind the door, with a few broken...but of ordinary parts, and unhappy Education with such learned helps and assistance as these ? No Vice surely durst stand before him, nor Heresie affront...