It is so truly the cause of humanity, and so certain of answering the

purpose, that I most earnestly recommend a liberal support to all

charitably disposed persons, and more especially to such in affluent

circumstances, who may have experienced the happy effects of Inoculation

in their own families, concluding with the words constantly used by a

beggar in Turky,

WHAT THOU DOEST, THOU

DOEST TO THYSELF.

FINIS.

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ERRATA.

Page 1. _before_ Methods, _read_ A Description of the.

l. 9. _for_ Agreeable, _read_ In obedience.

20. l. 11. _for_ have, _read_ hath.

26. l. 4. _dele_ one.

48. l. 4. from the bottom, _dele_ the inverted Commas.

49. l. 13. _after_ manner _dele_ that, _and read_ in which.

50. l. 8. _for_ the, _read_ these.

49, 50, 51. _dele_ the inverted Commas.

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Transcriber’s note:

All items in the Errata have been applied.

Page 29, ‘subsistance’ changed to ‘subsistence,’ “and provide

subsistence for such of”

Page 60, space following ‘age of’ present in original.

Page 60, ‘cheerfully’ changed to ‘chearfully,’ “Parliament would

chearfully embrace a”

Errata, ‘49’ changed to ‘48,’ “48. l. 4. from the bottom, dele the

inverted Commas.”

Errata, ‘50, 51’ changed to ‘49, 50, 51,’ “49, 50, 51. dele the inverted

Commas.”

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