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ERRATA. 437, line 29, for care read love 438, Ibid. 446, 2, from bottom, for Wharton's read Warton's 24, the two lines there quoted fhould ftand thus Bramhall; Bp., not the author of tract against Milton- Cheefe, wife chofen by, verfified 72 for prayers for 136 88 314 211 China, former accounts of, im- |