An earnest dissuasive from intemperance in meats and drinks.... / By ... Edmund Gibson.

  • Edmund Gibson
Date:
1766
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Credit: An earnest dissuasive from intemperance in meats and drinks.... / By ... Edmund Gibson. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    [33] when, by a little jodie the Cure becomes fo very difficult. SUCH Confiderations, one ronid hope, fhould of themfelves and without any other Enforcements, be effectual ‘Warnings to all Parents and Mas- - TERS, to lie their utmoft: Watchfulnefs over thofe who are under their Care; that none of them be enfnared by thefe ‘Temptations into the Beginnings ofa Diftemper, which, when ehclde is fo hard to be cured. But. whatever Se rcas or. Mafters may think or do; the Confideration of the great Danger of thofe Indulgences, _ tothe Sours of Men, as well as the - great Difficulty of being reclaimed from them, muft be ftrong Obligations upoa all PasTors to exert themfelves in reprefenting to their People both the Danger and the Difficulty ; in private as well as public ; ; to all Perfons in general, Old and: Young, Superiors and Inferiors, whom the Providence of God has put under their Care: Endeavour= ing, at the fame Time, to convince all _ fuch as are unhappily fa/en into thofe Indulgences, of the Mifery and Danger te B 5 of