on the Sabbath, he might refresh himself at
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on the Sabbath, he might refresh himself at
his house both days The offer was accept
ed, and DR.. Huntington invited his guest to
assist him next day in the duties of his func-
ton; but he declined, alledgng a reason,
that his clothes were not sufficiently decent
to appear in the pulpit. TO obviate this
difficulty, the doctor offered him suit of
clothes almost new. The objection being re-
moved, the pretended clergyman agreed to
assist his brother, and, in order to prepare
himself, desired to be left alone that evening
to study his discourse. A fire was accord
ingly made in his bed chamber, whittier he
repaired with his garb, at the same time ac-
quaintng the doctor, that he must study till
late at night, and hoped no noise he might
make would disturb the repose of the family.
Sunday morning came, and the preacher be-
ing sent for to breakfast, was not to be found.
He had decamped in the night la fourdine,
and carried off the clothes, so we'll suited to
his newly assumed clerical dignity, leaving
behind the following opposite text, written
at the top of the paper, intended for his dis
| course, Ye shall seek me, and shall nor find


me, and guhere lam, thither ye cannot come.
John vii. a.