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    pleaded the black , ' she nocall ~ e nam e * no more ^ caH-e Espask ^ tf -r ?^ hi mi ssy cocky ! ' And he accompanied this witb such a , haif ^ comibj haifJoving- leeiy that it wbuld have beefl irresistible in any other company , : ^>»; - - ^> r- ¦ ' : > . > .-.- . . ; . ^ < - v , ---vlrnpudent dolt !' ejaculated Mrs . Dr . Wizbeach With sardonio bitterness ; if you are vnofc silent J shall hand you over to the gamekeeper ' s whip , and cedes you to Im ^ e no -dinner fora week * *' 1

    Mrs * Stiles-i- ^ Stains , I mean ' -r—said his reverence / 1 desire you to go to your own apartment . Go—you are lost . You cannot be saved by any manner of means .- It is utterly impossible that you should ever meet the elect in heaven / ' I should be sorry , indeed , if there was a chance of such a

    thing / echoed his superior half , with ghastly calmness . ' I wouldn ' t change chances , howsomedever ; ' retorted Mrs . S . j ' and the head gardener is of the same opinion—that ' s morej * ' The head gardener V interrogated the lady . c head ?' exclaimed his reverence , half rising from his

    recumbency . ; t vtir * Yes , to be sure- « - ? he is a follower of Mr . Livermore Stiles , as well as myself , and has been so these three months , off and on . ' * m « tf

    So ^ - ^ so / ' Why , he has lived seven years with me;—I took Mr- Romohifr

    from the Dean of * * * ester ' s V . f It ' s no more than the truth what I say by him /

    ' M . Gnstrous ~* -concernin ( j him , accusative case- ^ -not ablative , b y **** Oh , monstrous ingratitude!—^ such ,, my dearest love , is the ^ World ^ and he turned a deplorable orthodox look upon his saturnine lady . * It ' s the truth what I say / muttered Mrs * Stains , ' and no case

    of accusation . ' ¦«¦ -. - » . K - It excites no surprise in me , Dr . Wizbeach ;—it is no more than we may always expect from low vulgar creatures , who exist uipon our bounty / , ' (; ' Bounty , Mrs . Wizbeach ! ' rekindled the smouldering cook : — ' . low vulgar creatures ! - * - * the dirt under your feet !—<* what < was the doctor himself twenty years ago ?—little better than a public school * 1

    master ' s usher , I've heer ' d say , •>>? ' Dr . Wizbeach rose upon his legs . * Foul-tongued maligney !^*^ quit the breakfast-room this moment ! No ! - ^ -remain aw bite ;/ for

    I would address a few words to you according to my sacred calling ; It is only in the blessed gospel , according to our divine Mastery &s taught and exhorted to mankind in his holy church as by law established , that any human soul can enjoy the most distant chance of salvation . Such is the pure doctrine » of faith in thetrue believer . ' r

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  • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), April 2, 1835, page 243, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2644/page/19/