Scrib.  (AJide.)  You  have  no  great  Reafon  to  be
fo  Haughty,  I  have  feen  you  run  a  Dog-Trot  before
a  Coach  with  a  Flamboy  in  your  Hand ;  and,  I
believe,  if  it  had  not  been  more  for  Pimping  than
Fighting,  my  Lord  had  never  got  you  a  Com-
million.
(.Aloud.)  I  find,  Gentlemen,  here  will  be  no  Peace
whilft  I  am  among  you,  therefore  you  muft  excufe
me,  Mr.  Cant:  I  muft  take  my  leave  on  you.
Cant,  (ffhifpering.)  Pray  fit  down  till  my  Pipe's
out,  and  give  him  his  way  :  He's  a  Cbolsrick  Man^
and  much  given  to  Bluftcr,  but  I  never  heard  that
ever  he  ftruck  any  Body  in  my  Life.
Scribble  Jits  down  again.
Whim.  I  hear,  Mr.  Cant,  there  is  a  Famous  Doc
tor  of  the  Church  of  England^  who  is  lately  become
a  very  Pious  Convert  to  your  Principles,  and  has
rais'd  himfelf  to  the  Reputation  of  being  an  Emi
nent  Teacher  among  you.  Pray  be  fo  kind  to  fa-
tisfie  me  whether  it  be  true  or  not.
Cant.  Be  prais'd,  it  is  very  true.  The  light  of
Grace  has  at  laft  led  him  into  the  true  Path,  to  the
wonderfully  Content  of  his  own  Mind,  and.  the
great  Satisfaction  of  our  Aflembly  5  for  he  is  a  very
great  Labourer  in  the  Gofpel^  and  teacheth  abun*
dance  of  Good  things,  to  the  Inexpreflible  Comfort
of  all  his  Hearers.  The  firft  time  that  he  taught
amongft  us,  the  Good  Man  chofe  an  admirable  Text,
and  very  applicable  to  his  Reformation,  viz;  Turn
from  thy  JPickednefs  and  Live :,  and  made  an  Excel
lent  piece  of  Work  on't  $  by  which  the  whole  Con
gregation  were  greatly  Benefited,

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