THE AND TO VVORSHIPFVLL RE V ERE N D, M'. HALL, Deane ofVVorcefier, my worthy and much refpeCl:ed Friend, all happineffe, with my love in r:i~~~~~hiJ E11erend Sir; tl>u Sermon, l knoTP, u at the Preffi btfore JOII c txpeCied : tEnt I thought ( a< thi& gloriou&(/>ape!/ occafioned it, fo ) it might minijler occajion ofperpetual/ remembrance ofthe Q>apell, by remaining its firfl Monument. .And altiJOJ'!,h bot/, theje were confimdto theprivate, the (bape!l for the Family of my right Honourable Lord the&rleof &ceter, tvho hatbgivm the material/ thereof Jujficient luflre : and the Copy of the Sermon to the (abinet ofmy truly Noblt, and ltertuous Lady, hi& Counteffi ;)'et both thejearemucbandoftrequiredto the publik.e, the Sennon to be an injlrREfton, andfo it u; the Chapel/ to be an example, a.ulfo it may be. The Sennon to teach all, to be allglorio"' in theirJoules. The Cbapellto teach {ome, TPIJO build holl/es for their 01vne habitation,tojet up an otherfor Gods '%ligion. The Sermon t/Jds craved at tbe hands ofmy Honourable Lady, that it might come to the Preffi, tvho, of her ownepious diJ]>oJition, gave forth the Copy, and for her Noble ejleemeofyourjel{e, and of the worth of your Sermon, was tvilling and dejirous to give it way to the Printer. A11d thu I thoi'!,htgood to impart untoyou, and to the courteous rJ?..eader, that yo11 may beJatufied ofthe meanes how, mtd the cauft wiry it comes inpublik.e. A11d fo prayingforyou, and defiringyour prayersforme, I remaine Yourtruly loving Friend, H. BAG UL E Y.
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