...foul. This freedom," continues the good bifhop, " made his acquaintance and friendfhip very defireable by " every good man, that would be better. He would...him be very fure of a friend, that would not fuffer fin " upon him. I may fay of him, what Pliny fays of Corel" lius Rufus, whofe death he laments, *....

...faved his own foul. This freedom," continues the gootf bifhop, " made his acquaintance and friendfhip very defirable by every good man, that would be better....him be very fure of a friend, that would not fuffer fin upon him. I may fay of him, what Pliny fays of Corellius Rnfus, whofe death he laments, « amifi...

...own soul. This freedom," continues the bishop, " made his acquaintance and friendship very desirable* by every good man, that would be better. He would in him be very sure of a friend, that would not suffer sin upon him. I may say of him what Pliny says of Corellius...

...own soul. This freedom," continues the hishop, " made his acquaintance and friendship very desirable by every good man, that would be better. He would in him be very sure of a friend, that would not suffer sin upon him. I may say of him what Pliny says of Corellius...

...and worldly advantage. Upon this consideration, his acquaintance and friendship were very desirable by every good man, that would be better. He would in him be very sure of a friend that would not suffer sin upon him. I may say of him what Pliny says of Corellius...

...this consideration his acquaintance and 32-2 .MEMOIE (IF DR. HORNECE. friendship were very desirable by every good man, that would be better. He would in him be very sure of a friend that would nut suffer sin upon him. ' Dr. H. continued to the last eminently diligent...