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TOMB S.

IN A

LETTER

TO A

LADY.

By JAMES HERVEY, A. B.

Every Stone that we look upon, in this Repofitory
of past Ages, is both an Entertainment, and a
Monitor,

Plain Dealer. Vol. I. No 42.

LONDON:

Printed for J. and J. RIVINGTON, in St. Paul's
Church-yard; And J. LEA KE, at Bath.

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MADAM,

HESE Reflections, the One on the deepest, the Other on the gayeft Scenes of Nature, when they proceeded privately from the Pen, were addreffed to a Lady of the most valuable Endowments: Who crowned all her other endearing Qualities, by a cordial Love of CHRIST, and an exemplary Conformity to his Divine Pattern. She, alas! lives no A longer