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The Gentleman Instructed, in the Conduct of a Virtuous and Happy Life ... The Tenth Edition, Etc. [By William Darrell. With a Dedication Signed: Geo. Hickes. and a Prefatory Epistle Signed: I. Y. D.]

... that Justice took him off, not Envy : We may believe these Tenets, and fwear to
the Truth of every Tittle. The Christian engages God's Authority for the Truth of his
Creed, the takes the fame Liberty ; yet one fidejars with the other. Here is a down-
right Contradićtion, nor can all the Artifice of Logick, all the Power of the Almighty
reconcile both Sides. If the Christian be in the Right, the Jew is in the Wrong 3
and if Truth stands for the Jew, it must of Necessity abandon the ChriAIM- - - -
Ariov.

The Gentleman Instructed, in the Conduct of a Virtuous and Happy Life. In Three Parts ... To which is Added, A Word to the Ladies, by Way of Supplement to the First Part. [By William Darrell. With a Dedication by George Hickes and a Prefatory Epistle Signed: I. Y. D.] The Sixth Edition

Conscience will not interpose between Me and Profit; Wealth brings Ease, and
Poverty hangs a Man upon the Tenters. When Pbi/argyru: was gone, Eusebiu:
returned to him: self; the parting Complement of the Lawyer had almost ' feared
him into a Trance: He was ata stand to determine whether he was above-ground
or under, in Hell among the Damned, or in England among the Living; Such
Stroaks of Libertinism sat On every Tittle of his Discourse ; such Sallies of Athei'm
, that one ...

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 ...

The Gentleman Instructed, in the Conduct of a Virtuous and Happy Life ... The Eleventh Edition. [By William Darrell. The Dedication Signed: Geo. Hickes; the Prefatory Epistle Signed: I. Y. D.]

Conscience will not interpose between me and Profit ; Wealth brings Eafe, and
Poverty hangs a Man upon the Tenters. '' - » . 'When Philargyrus was gone,
Eusebius returned to himfelf; the parting Complement of the Lawyer had almost
İcared him into a Trance: He was at a stand to determine whether he was above
ground or under, in Hell among the Damn'd, or in England among the Living.
Such Stroaks of Libertinism fat on every Tittle of his Discourse; such Sallies of
Atheism, that ...