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chapter2
religiouscautionsagainstshouchfavourtobastards;
andagreatdisverydebys.deborahwilkins
eightnthsafterthecelebrationofthenuptialsbetain
blifilandssbridgetallhy,ayoungladyofgreatbeauty,
rit,andfortune,issbridget,byreasonht,delivered
ofafineboy.thechildoallappearancesperfect;but
thedonthbeforeitsfullti.
thoughthebirthofanheirbyhisbelovedsisterstance
ofgreatjoyto.allhy,yetitdidnotalienatehis
affethelittlefoundling,tohehadbeengodfather,
hadgivenhisoeofthos,andhehadhithertoseldobr >
failedofvisiting,atleastonceaday,inhisnursery.
hetoldhissister,ifshepleased,theneshouldbe
breduptogether;toed,though
elittlereluce:forshehadtrulyagreatplacefor
herbrother;andhenceshehadalohefoundling
orekihanladiesidvirtuees
bringtheelvestoshoay
betrulyentsofinntinence.
theselftobearhe
ndeedasafaultin.allfrequenthints,
thattoadoptthefruitsofsin,ogiveunte.he
quotedseveraltextsforheure,suchas,
hevisitsthesinsofthefathersuponthechildren;ahers
haveeatensrapes,andchildreharesetonedge,&c.
eoftheparent
oard.hesaid,”thoughthelapositivelyallow
thedestroyingsutobethe
asthechildrenof
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lonh.”
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hadurgedonthissubject,”that,hoightbe,
thechildrenainlyihatastothetextshehad
quoted,theforroftheculardenunciationagainstthe
jehesinofidolatry,ofrelinquishingandhatingtheir
heavenlyking;aerher
inteodehecertainandnecessarynsequencesofsin,than
anyexpressjudgntagainstit.buttorepresentthealghtyas
avengingthesinsoftheguiltyonthei,,if
notblaspheus,asittorepresenthigagainstthefirst
principlesofnaturaljustidagainsttheinalnotionsof
rightandselfhadilantedinournds;byh
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