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me my dear Sir to communicate apprehensions respect<gap/> | me my dear Sir to communicate my apprehensions respect<gap/> | ||
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a most valuable man whom you know — M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> Buck<gap/>ham | a most valuable man whom you know — M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> Buck<gap/>ham | ||
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— He seems from the accounts I get to be serio<gap/> | — He seems from the accounts I get to be serio<gap/> | ||
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unwell | unwell — and I fear that the cause is excessive exertion | ||
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— This must not be suffered to pass without | — This must not be suffered to pass without | ||
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notice | notice — Rapidly as the assertors of truth in opposition | ||
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to wickedness in high places are increasing in strength | to wickedness in high places are increasing in strength | ||
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and in number — | and in number — Such a one as he can not be spared. | ||
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I hope some <sic>frend</sic> will be able to influence him so far | I hope some <sic>frend</sic> will be able to influence him so far | ||
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as to <unclear>enstail</unclear> his | as to <unclear>enstail</unclear> his undertakings, until they fall under | ||
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the <sic>compas</sic> of reasonable strength — How you have | the <sic>compas</sic> of reasonable strength — How you have | ||
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entitled "Not Paul but Jesus" written by an able fellow
of whom it is whispered you know something more than
the generality of readers — I never before saw half so far
into the nature and value of internal evidence, and can
not conceal my fears that should such a course of criticism
be followed ad extremum, more negations might
be established than Mr Gamaliel Smith professes to have
in sight — I have however gone through the book only once.
A second reading which is not yet completed may
lead me farther into the author's views.
Will you permit
me my dear Sir to communicate my apprehensions respect
a most valuable man whom you know — Mr Buckham
— He seems from the accounts I get to be serio
unwell — and I fear that the cause is excessive exertion
— This must not be suffered to pass without
notice — Rapidly as the assertors of truth in opposition
to wickedness in high places are increasing in strength
and in number — Such a one as he can not be spared.
I hope some frend will be able to influence him so far
as to enstail his undertakings, until they fall under
the compas of reasonable strength — How you have
accomplished so much or the half so much as you have brought
out must ever be a wonder! but alas not every good
man has a mind of steel in a body of steel.
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