Falls into despair, and throws himself into the river Is permitted to follow his own course, and becomes a preacher His vindication of himself The father is converted Goes to London, and marries there Objects to working at his business as a baker on Sundays 102 Is admitted by Wesley to preach Excessive exertions at this time Cruelly used by a mob Account of the change wrought in him by religion A reprobate boy and young man His first stage of doubt and despair In the act of committing blasphemy, he is frightened by a bustard Forms a society in the army in Flanders Brings one of his comrades to a court-martial for blas- 128 Converted through the means of a comrade Describes a vision, in which he is persuaded that his sins are forgiven 134 |