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The City of LONDON
In the Church of St. Mary le Bow,
On November 17. 1704.

Publish'd at the Request of the Stewards, and
Dthers of the fame Society.

By JOSEPH DUNSTAN,
Mafter of St. Olaves School in Southwark, and Lecturer of the
United Parishes of St. Andrew Wardrobe and St. Anne Black-
Fryars in London.

LONDON:

Printed by E. P. for J. Woodward, in St. Christophers Church-yard
in Threadneedle-fireet; and are Sold by F. Nutte near Stationers
Hall, 1705.

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1927

THAT 1 was recommended to your Favour for the Service of this day, was very much due to one of your Brethren, and the Reafon, I fuppofe, was his Zeal to the place of his Nativity, being born in BlackFryars; to which Place I have a double Obligation, not only for my Birth, but part of my Subfiftence too; and to which, with my dear Friends of the United Parish of St. Andrew Wardrobe, I am infinitely obliged. But that I must appear more publickly, is wholly owing to your felves; for indeed I thought I had finish'd A 3

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my Task, when I came out of the Pulpit; but your repeated Defires have occafioned this Publication, which nothing could have prompted me to but the Honefty of the Defign, and Love of thofe Duties therein recommended, and which you daily Practife, the promoting the future Progrefs of your Yearly Charity, and the profeffing my felf in all Sincerity,