...hands of thofe Curteous and Learned Men, the Fellowes of that Colledge wherein Ifpent fome Yeares : who at my Parting, after I had taken two Degrees, as the manner is, fignijid many Ways, how much better it would Content 'Them that I would Stay, as by many Letters full...

...of the tiniverfttj, T^r aft<lweTS,' :;ifc- general terrMr " The Fellows of the College wherein f '' fpent fome years, at my parting, after " I had taken two degrees, as the man" ner is., fignified many times how much: " better it would content them that I ^fliould ftay. —...

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...at once fervid/ pious, and rational, might be expeded th^f Paradife Lof, He publifhed the farae year :two .more pamphlets, upon the fame queftion. >To one of his antagonifts? who affirms that he was vomit pd out of the unmfrfity^ he anfwers, ia general terms j " The Fellows of the College " wherein...

...at once fervid, pious^ and rational, might be expected ths PafaOije'LoJl* He publimed the -fame year two more pamphlets, upon the fame queftion. To one of' his antagonifts, who affirms that he wa$ Vomited out of the univcrfity, he aniwers, in *c <c general terms ; " The Fellows of the College...

...the Paradtfe Loft, • * „ * He publifhed the fame year two more pamphlets, upon the fame queftipn. To one of his antagonifts, who affirms that he was vomited out of '.the untverfity, he anftvers, -in general terms ; *• The Fellows of the College •* wherein I fpent fome...

...at once fervid, pious, and rational, might be expected the Paradife Lojl. He publifhed the fame year two more pamphlets, upon the fame queftion. To one...antagonifts, who affirms that he was .vomited out of the univerjity, he anfwers, in general terms ; " The Fellows of the " College wherein I fpent fome years,...

...terms; " The Fellows of the *' College wherein I fpent fonie years, at" my parting, " after I had takeh two degrees, as the manner is, " fignified many times how much better it woulJ con" tent them that I fhould flay.—As for the common " approbation or diffikc of that place,...

...at once fervid, pious, and rational, might be expected the Paradife Loft. He publifhed the fame year two more pamphlets, upon the fame queftion. To one...parting, ** after I had taken two degrees, as the man* " ner is, fignified many times how much " better it would content that I fhould ftay. ** — As...

...once fervid, pious, and rational, might be expected the Paradife Loft. , He publifhed the fame year two more pamphlets, upon the fame queftion-. To one...antagonifts, who affirms that he was vomited out of the Univerfiiv, he anfwers, in general terms; " The Fellows of the " College wherein \ fpcnt fome years,...