IL

A

L E T T E R

FROM A

GEN TL EM AN

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His SON ABROAD.

OCCA S I O N E D

By his having married a Roman Catholic.

To which are added,
A few MORAL and EnterTAINING
LETTERS, on different Subjects:

W IT H
The Protestant's Universal Prayer.

Ne impari jugo Copula mini, 2 Cor. vi. 14.

And they that are wife shall fine as the Brightness
of the Firmament, and they that turn many to Righteous-
nefs as the Stars for ever and ever,

Dan. xii. 3.

The SecOND EDITION.

LONDON:
Printed for John WRBN, at the Bible and Crown,

in Salisbury Court, Fleet-itreet, 1757.

(Price 25. 6:1. Bound.)

1767.

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han leemond

13-3542

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My Much-honoured and Affec

tionate MOTHER, Mrs. Elizabeth Torriano.

A

Honoured MADAM,
S I do not at all doubt but, on

my First Birth-day, you dedicated me (by your fervent Prayers) to God, so I think it proper to acquaint you, that I have, at last, arrived to see one Birth-day, on the Employment of which I hope I may look back hereafter with Pleasure, whilst I reflect, that, in employing it to dedicate to you this Letter, I in Part return you the due Harvest from the Seeds of Education

you

have planted; though, perhaps, not so plentiful a Crop as might

be