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Excerpt from The Life of John Buncle, Esq., Vol. 1: Containing Various Observations and Reflections, Made in Several Parts of the World, and Many Extraordinary Relations
This, gentlemen, is the truth of the cafe, and as! Fay as little of myfelf; in my rela tion, as I can and as much fimtme religion and ui'eful learning; as I was abie, I hope, fi'om' your reetitu'd'c and judgment, that you win'get me a fait' hearing and I call upon' You as my patrons, and the friends t0'learn ittg and truth, for your approbation of my good and pious intentions, tho' you ihould not be able to fay one word of any excel lencies in my writings. This is all I a?c. As I wifh well to your caufe, the caufe of virtue and letters, and have chic?y endeavour cd, according to my abilities, to make my readersacquainted with the mry'g/iy qftbe Dal. Ty, 7s bis kingzbm, and the greatne/i of bit' exce/lmcy, before whom all the inhabitants of the earth, all powers and principalities, are as nothing; I hope you will, in return, favour' me With your heft wi?ues.
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