The Gentleman Instructed, in the Conduct of a Virtuous and Happy Life

In Three Parts. : Written for the Instruction of a Young Nobleman. : To which is Added, A Word to the Ladies, by Way of Supplement to the First Part

Every Tittle breaths Nonsense, Impiety, or Blasphemy: It puts almost the very
Alphabet out of Countenance, and infects the Paper it's writ on. A Man must
commence Fool, before he can impose upon his Reason those forgeries for
Revelations 5 and turn Beast to practise the Morals. Euselz. Enough : Why so
much Heat P So much Invective against a Religion that comes within the Verge of
Permiffion? If tolerated, it deserves Respect 3 if not, why do you defend it 9 It's
ridiculous to damn ...