... a great Soul but when they ex- ceed certain Bounds, they lofe their Merit, and, as 1 know them both to be natural to your Temper, you mufl take Care to keep them within due Limits, left they fhould degenerate into Faults. The fit ft, if it be too general ...

... and. one from Hojland. ' Paris, Sept. -6. ~ . . ; ?? ?? . v -w LETTERS frpip Barfielo^a fay, jhat.a Kins of epidemick Dif- temper, carryed of Abundance of People, in thofe Parts, bgt tiuon opening the ._#di« of fome who died ?? the ' Hofptfal, that CM ...

... is Gwimes deceitful, and when we give our felves entirely up to the Thoughts of it, we do not keep our felves in that equal Temper of Mind which is fo becoming in Perfons of high Degree. The Third is Flattery, the Attempts of which you will find navoid- ...

... fiiftwKni.ning of a great Soul; but when they exceed certain Bounds, they lofe their Merit; I know them both natuial to your Temper, you muft take Care to keep them within their due Limits, left they fhouid degenerate into faults. The firft, if it too general ...

... often fatally experienc'd that they havethe fame common Ene- my, there ought to be the fttifteft Union amongft us} and a good Temper and Unanimity in your Proceedings, will not only contribute to the Quiet and Happinefs of the Kingdom, but will be the greateft ...

... Intueft, and have too often fttally experienced, that thty have the fame common Enemy, thus ought theftridkft Union and good Temper 2nd Unanimity in your Proceedings will not only contribute to the Quiet and the Kingdom, but wid be the greateft you can give ...

... often fatally experienc'd that they have the fame toon Fnemy, there ought to be the ftri-teft Union amongft us.; and ,f) d Temper and Unanimity in your Proceedings will not only con- l!tP to the Quiet and Happinefs of the Kingdom, but will bC the .'lt ...

... repeated Ejcgefft ence, that they have one common Enemy ; aud. we beg Leave .9 affpre ' your Majefty, that we wijl, by a good Temper and Unanimity moui; , Proceedings, contribute .all we can to the Quiet and Welfare of the Riffe- dom, and will readily concur ...

... know, by.re- tred Experience, that they have one common E- py. (And we beg Leave to affaire Your Majefty, that Nil, by a good Temper and Unanimity in our Feedings, contribute all we can to the Quiet and plfareof this Kingdom *, and that we will rea.iily Nt ...

... of all our Reli«io and Civil Rights muft be ever owing. Weaflure your Excellency we will t3ke fhegr.3 eft Care to preferve Temper and Unanimity im Proceedings, and to lliew in this and all oihci ii fiances our Loyalty and Aill-ction to his Majefii ficrcd ...

... Mr. Finch, and to oppofe the Methods of Accommoda- tion \ but there are Grounds to believe they will be brought to a better Temper, efpecially if it be trre as we arc told, that the Imperial Minifter at War- fiw declared on the 26 th paft to the Primate ...

... Mr. Finch, and oppofl all the Methods of Accommodation ; but there are Grounds to believa they will be brought to a better Temper, efpecially if it be true, aswJ are told, that the Imperial Minifter at Warfaw declared on the 26t1l paft to the Primate and ...