"I hope you will peruse them with candour; and the , considering they were prepared for the press chiefly in some broken moments, while I was , journeys, or some fragments of time at home, often taken from my sleep, as the stated duties of my lling require an attendance, which will not allow of any long interruption. You would readily excuse what defects you may discover in them. If you knew that tender concern for you pree and future happiness, by which every , and page has been . They have been mingled with prayers and with tears my heart is so full of to you, that it i with great difficulty, that I forbear inlarging, more than the proper limits of such an address would admit."
This is an edition of a classical book first published in the eighteenth century.
