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AVING discharged my Promise topursue the Examination of the lateNew Testament in Greek and En-glisti, in a second Part, I now offerit to the World-, hoping that if in sogreat a Variety of Matter, there ffould happen tobe some Mifiakes, the Reader will phfs a favour-! able Censure upon them. I have used my besl En-i deavour to be exact, and can both safely and so-lemnly afrm, that I have not wilfully dffended a-gdinjl the Truth, in any Matter great or small.Had this bee?i the Cafe of the Person a gainswhom I write, his Faults had been treated withsnore Lenity. For a Consciousness of my own In-firmities has convinced me, that it is my Duty tomake all reasonable Allowances for those of otherMen. But the P crf'ormance of our Editor carrieswith it such evident Tokens of Carelessness, Vanity,

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