...Atterbury's book, he (aw fuch a fpirit of wrath and unrharitableneis, accompanied with fuch an aflurancs of the author's abilities for fuch an undertaking,...commend the wit, though not the fpirit, of him who wrote ¡t. Life and vigour, quick thoughts expreflcd in a brifk turn of words, run through the moft part...

...Atterbury's book, he faw fuch a fpirit of wrath and uncharitablenefs, accompanied with fuch an aflurance of the author's abilities for fuch an undertaking,...the like degree before. Afterwards he fays, ' In my ex' animation of the whole book, I found in it enough to com' O ', mend the wit, though not the fpirit,...

...of wrath and uncharitableness, accompanied with such an assurance of the author's abilities for such an undertaking, as he had hardly ever met with in the like degree before.' " In my examination of the whole book (he subjoins) I find in it enough to commend the wit, though...

...of wrath and uncharitableness, accompanied with such an assurance of the author's abilities for such an undertaking, as he had hardly ever met with in the like degree before." He afterwards says, " in my examination of the whole book, I find in it enough to commend the wit,...

...of wrath and uncharitableness, accompanied with such an assurance of the author's abilities for such an undertaking, as he had hardly ever met with in the like degree before." He afterwards says, " in my examination of the whole book, I find in it enough to commend the wit,...