...peace, then to hazard her on a battle: if therefore, there arife arife any doubts in my way, I do I forget them, or at leaft defer them, till my better...reafon be able to refolve them; for I perceive every mans own reafon is his beftO^;/i«r, and will, upon a reafonable truce, find a way to loofe thofe bonds,...

...at leafl defer them, till my better fettled Judg' ment, and more manly Reafon be able to refblve * them : For I perceive, every Man's Reafon is his «...wherewith the * Subtilties of Error have enchained our more flexible ' and tender Judgments.' • . t.: The foregoing Character may be confirmed and enlarged...

...are frequently harrafied, than that which Browne declares himfelf to have taken : ' If there * arife any Doubts in my Way, I do forget them : '' or at leaft defer them, till my better fettled Judg' ment, and more manly Reafon be able to refolve '* them : For I perceive, every Man's Reafon is...

...are frequently harrafled, than that which Browne declares himfelf to have taken : " If there arife " any doubts in my way, I do forget them; or at leaft...truce, find a way to " loofe thofe bonds, wherewith the fubtilties of er" ror have enchained our more flexible and tender "judgments." The foregoing character...

...are frequently harrafied, than that which Browne declares himfelf to have taken: " If there arife " any doubts in my way, I do forget them; or at leaft...find a way to '" loofe thofe bonds, wherewith the fubtilties of er" ror have enchained our more flexible and tender «' judgments." The foregoing character...

...Browne declares himfelf to have taken: " If there arife " any doubts in my way, I do forget them; of at leaft " defer them, till my better fettled judgment,...truce, find a way to " loofe thofe bonds, wherewith the fubtilties of er" ror have enchained our more flexible and tender "judgments." The foregoing character...

...at leaft defer them, till my better fettled " judgment, and more manly reafon, be able to re" folve them : for I perceive, every man's reafon is " his...truce, " find a way to loofe thofe bonds, wherewith the " fubtikies of error have enchained our more flexible " and tender judgments." The foregoing character...

...minds are frequently harafied, than that which Browne declares himfelf to have taken : " If there arife any doubts in my way, I do forget " them ; or at leaft...fettled *' judgment, and more manly reafon, be able to re'* folve them : for I perceive, every man's reafon is " his beft Oedipus, and will, upon a reafonable...

...harrafled, than that which Browne declares himfelf to have taken." " If there arife any doubts in my way, 1 do forget them ; or at leaft defer them, till my better...them : for I perceive every man's reafon is his beft CEdipus, and will, upon a reafonable truce, find a way to loofe thefe bonds, wherein all the fubtilties...

...Cf. Bifhop Butler's Charge to the Clergy of Durham, 1751, near the beginning. therefore there rife any doubts in my way, I do forget them, or at leaft...able to refolve them ; for I perceive every man's own reafon is his beft CEdipus, and will upon a reafonable truce, find a way to loofe thofe bonds wherewith...