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N,rg1 Honesty, They that neglect moral hon.
csty neglect that Which is great part Of rcl.
gion--their duty towards God, and their duty 60
wards man. What care to see a man run after
sermon, fhe cheat as soon as he comes home
On the other side, morality must not be without
religion; for if so, it may change, as suits his
convenience. Religion must govern it. He
that has no religion TO govern his morality, is no
better than my mastiif dog; SO long as you ca
rcss him, and please him, and not hurt him, he
will play with you as finely as may be- he is a
very good moral nastif' but ifyou hurt him he
viii fly in your face and tear out your throat.


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