...what I recommend to him, and the fear of evil will deter him from any thing that I wifh to difluade him from; and therefore I bring him under the courfe...fruftrated ; but, notwithstanding this, my difcipline will, likewifc, have its certain and ntcejjary tffeft ; counteracting in part, at lead, all foreign and unfavourable...

...what I recommend to him, and the fear of evil will deter him from any thing that I with to diffuse! с him from ; and therefore I bring him under the courfe...he may be expofed, and that I am not aware of, may counteradl my views, and thereby my objeft may be fruftrated ; but, notwithltandirg this, my difcipline...

...explained. You add — that other influences indeed, to which be may be expofed, •.i>;''.' i "}' end that I am not aware of, may. counteract my •views,. and thereby my oljeft may be fruftrated.—~ But notwithftandingthis,'my difcipline willlikewife lave its' certain...

...what I recommend to him, and the fear of evil will deter him from any thing that I wifh to diffuade him from ; and therefore I bring him under the courfe...my difcipline will, likewife, have its .certain and neceffary effeSt ; counteracting in part, at leaft, all foreign and unfavourable influence, and therefore...