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...age, and an apprentice somewhat older. In these there wa« nothing remarkable ; but my master himself was the strangest creature ! He was a Presbyterian,...doubt of their infallibility, and being noisy and disputatious, was Hire to silence his opponents ; and became, in consequence of it, intolerably arrogant...

...age, and an apprentice somewhat older. In these there was nothing remarkable; but my master himself was the strangest creature! He was a Presbyterian,...Controversy. As these (at least his portion of them) were nil on one side, he entertained no doubt of their infallibility, and being noisy a-nd disputacious,...

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...older. In these there was nothing remarkable ; but my master himself was the strangest creature!—He was a Presbyterian, whose reading was entirely confined...published on the Exeter Controversy. As these (at least hi* portion of them) were all on one side, he entertained no doubt of their infallibility, and being...

...age, and an apprentice somewhat older. In these there was noth}i!i* remarkable; but my master himself was. the strangest creature !—He was a Presbyterian, whose reading •was entirely confined to the srtral'l tracts published on the Exeter Controversy. As these (at least his portion of them) were all...

...age, and an apprentice somewhat older. In these there was nothing remarkable; but my master himself was the strangest creature ! He was a Presbyterian,...doubt of their infallibility, and being noisy and disputatious, was sure to silence his opponents ; and became, in consequence of it, intolerably arrogant...

...my own age, and an apprentice somewhat older. In these there was nothing remarkable ; but my master was the strangest creature ! He was a Presbyterian,...published on the Exeter controversy. As these (at least liis portion of them) were all on one * My indenture, which now lii» before me, is dated the let of...

...age, and an apprentice somewhat older. In the» there was nothing remarkable ; but my master himself was the strangest creature ! — He was a Presbyterian,...doubt of their infallibility, and being noisy and disputarle пь, was sure to silence his opponents ; and became, in consequence of it, intolerably...