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IX. DO ye appear in any Page, That W------son has printed? This active Author of the Age, Neer by your Rules was stinted. X. No Priest more powerfully can preach, Without all Contradiction. To prove this, please peruse the Speech Of ill-h----d M---gy D------son. XI. Ere she was strung, the wicked Wife Was Sainted by the Flamen; But now since shes returnd to Life, Some say shes the old samen. XII. He led her by the Hand a Show, By which she made some Gilders, Which he might borrow; wherefore no? As he does from his E------rs. XIII. But above all who speak or write, C------rgie claims my Praises, Who out of Colours red and white; The deepest Doctrine raises. XIV. O lovely Laird! eke pious Priest; A Text thou tightly stretches. Thy Sermons are no more a Jest, Than thy Assembly-Speeches. XV. When thou into hid Mystry keeks, How dearly does thou charm one: Fair fa the Wife that cuffd his Cheeks; Who left thy good lang Sermon. XVI. Go on Great Men! and never irk, When nows the solemn Season, While leagud in Votes, to free the Kirk From Learning, Sense and Reason.
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