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Hagley, Seplember

« .... God*8 wiU be done! It has pleascd his Providence to afflict me lately wilh a new stroke in*lhe sudden death of poor Mr. Thomson, one of the best and mosl beloved of my friends. He loved my Lucy too, and waa loved by her. I bope and trudt in the. Divine goodness that they are now together in a much happier étale. -That is my consolation : that is my support.. .. » (Lettre an Dr. Doddridge, dans Phillimorb's Memoirs and Correspondence, etc., vol. I, p. 407.)

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