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FIRST REGISTER: LETTER (2) FROM J. SHARP 369
would not be offended at it. He is much free and kind
to me, and I must resolve to keep him, for he may do us
good. Gillespie hunts for imployment here to preach
everiewhere, though his auditors say that there is not
that extraordinarines in his sermons as should occasion
such din about them.—I am, in hast, sir, yours in Christ,
London, 14 February 1657. James Sharp.
Direct
Ffqr the Right Reverend Mr Robert Douglas,
Minister at Edinburgh, Scotland.
END OF VOL. i.
VoL. i.
would not be offended at it. He is much free and kind
to me, and I must resolve to keep him, for he may do us
good. Gillespie hunts for imployment here to preach
everiewhere, though his auditors say that there is not
that extraordinarines in his sermons as should occasion
such din about them.—I am, in hast, sir, yours in Christ,
London, 14 February 1657. James Sharp.
Direct
Ffqr the Right Reverend Mr Robert Douglas,
Minister at Edinburgh, Scotland.
END OF VOL. i.
VoL. i.
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