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 Terr,e-Filius. N O era' fo many ly oes, they will be either palliated, or jefuitieally interpreted into good ones. Whereas on the cont?y, if yo.u derpile a. nd reje& there whole.. rome admonxtions, volence, dxbe, and an ill name, will be the rewards of your fb//y and obflinaey; it wi avail you nothing, that you have enrich'd your minds with all fort, of ufeful and commendable oledge  aM that, a to vulgar morality, you have preferred an unf?otted chara&er before men': theti things will rather exafperate the holy men againit �ou, and exdte all their cunnin and artifice for our dettru&ion; the karl/railtie, humanity is prone to, will be magnify'd into the groflitt of. all wicked- nes; and th, heft agtions, our nature z capable of, will be deNfed and viiifled away. And now do, even a$ it all jem giod unto you, Farewell.

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