Two Discourses: I, on Prayer II, on the Sacrament

by William Webster

Excerpt from Two I, on Prayer II, on the Sacrament

Pique, but I can boned/y take upltbe Wifl) gr Cato - 7 Whilfi I yet-jive, let me not liie in Vain - But, I (mufl fitbmit'to tbe Decays of Nature; and am 'very tbanbjul to God for tba little Serfvice tbat I bane been able to' do my Religion, my Country, and my King; befides fome good Ofices in private Life. Had my Abilities, and Opportunities, gf doing good been greater, I am willing to believe tbat 1 _/bould befve done. Fomewbat more. This I know, tbat my (mall Ta 7 lentiv.' PR E o' 'e lent has not been hid in a Napkinxt t'hfs has? Been; tbrougb a long an F9} tigue andexation; fliortly. At tbe Hour of Death, my great Sup o'rt. P afs I am going to take a filemn, final Leave of it is t 1tbat I 272 perfifi Cba ai' To tboy? Zobo bafue g return nee of 1i mu/l._ deny myfiy' tbe Bleafure of\ being particular in° tbe 'acbnoudedgement of Obligati to be glad to flvew tbc'

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327 pages, Paperback

First published September 27, 2015

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born in December 1689

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