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THERON AND ASPASIO:

The Gift on, & of Mr Lawre

OR, A

SERIES

OF

DIALOGUES AND LETTERS,,

UPON

THE MOST IMPORTANT

AND INTERESTING SUBJECTS.

BY THE LATE REVEREND-

JAMES HERVEY, A. M.

RECTOR OF WESTON-FAVEL, IN NORTHAMPTONSHIRE,

IN TWO VOLUMES.

VOLUME II.

My mouth shall daily speak of thy righteousness and salvation; ;
for I know no end thereof.

Pfal. ixxi. 13.

EDINBURGH:

PRINTED FOR J. & A. DUNCAN, J. & M. ROBERTSON,

AND J. & W. SHAW, BOOKSELLERS ;

GLASGOW,

CONTENTS

OF

VOL. II.

THE

DIALOGUE XIV.

"HERON alone in the fields-His foliloquy on the
charms of rural nature-His reflections on the

paft conferences-Afpafio reinforces his arguments
for the imputation of Chrift's righteoufnefs-Recom-

mends felf-examination, the keeping of a diary, and

prayer for the enlightening fpirit-Departs, under

an engagement to correspond by letter.

LETTER I.

Afpafio opens the correspondence with fome im-

portant articles of duty; defigned to facilitate felf-

examination, and promote conviction of fin.

LETTER II.

Theron, convinced of the iniquity of his life, and
the evil of his heart, fees the neceffity of a better
righteousness than his own-Defires a farther expla-
nation, and a fuller proof, of the doctrines under
debate.