...Robert Cecil, when young. This is printed^ but from a vicious Cofyjrut is correSedfrom an Original. J^ tender and godly Care thy Infancy was governed, together with thy Education under fo zealous and excellent a Tutor, putteth me rather in Aflurance than Hope, that thou art not ignorant...

...Earl of Saliibury. SON ROBERT, »•pHE virtuous inclinationsofthymatch-*• lefs mother, by whofe tender and godly care thy infancy was governed, together with thy education under fo zealous and excellent a tutor, puts me in rather affurance than hope, that thou art not ignorant...

...HENRY SYDNEY to his Son SIR PHILIP SYDNEY. SON PHILIP, MY son, the virtuous inclination of thy mntchlc mother, by whose tender and godly care thy infancy was governed, together with education under so zealous a tutor, puts me rather in assurance than hope, that thou art not ignorant...

...lived. The extract is taken from Peck's Desiderata Curiosa, vol. 1. p. 47 — *(Ji edit. 1779. ^ ( » Son Robert, The virtuous inclinations of thy matchless...assurance than hope, that thou art not ignorant of that iitmmum bonum, which is only able to make thef 2 happy as well in thy death as life ; I mean, the true...

...vol. 1. p. 47 — 4tJ; edit. 1779. Son Robert, The virtuous inclinations of thy matchless mo* ther, by whose tender and godly care thy infancy was governed...excellent a tutor ; puts me in rather assurance than type, that thou art not ignorant of that i itouum, whicfi is only able, to make thee iiappy as well...

...Desiderata Curiosa, vol. 1. p. 47 — 49; edit. 1779. Ston Robert, The virtuous inclinations of tliy matchless mother, by whose tender and godly care thy...infancy was governed; together with thy education under to. zealous and excellent a tutor ; puts me in rather assurance than hope, that thou art not ignorant...

...Lord High Treasurer of England, gave to his second son Robert Cecil, afterward Earl of Salisbury *. " SON ROBERT, " THE virtuous inclinations of thy matchless...godly care thy infancy was governed, together with ihy education under so zealous and excellent a tutor, puts me in rather assurance than hope, that thou...

...he lived. The extract is taken from Peck's Desiderata CuriosaT vol. 1. p. 47 — 4(J ; edit. 1779/ Son Robert, The virtuous inclinations of thy matchless...assurance than hope, that thou art not ignorant of that surnmum toiium, which is only able to make theohappy as well in thy death as life ; I mean, the true...

...he lived. The extract is taken from Peck's Desiderata Cv.riosa, vol. 1. p. 47 — 49; edit. 1779Son Robert, The virtuous inclinations of thy matchless...assurance than hope, that thou art not ignorant of that tummum bonum, which is only able to make thee 2 happy as well in thy death as life; I mean, the true...

...Robert Cecil, when young. This is printed, but from a vicious copy, but is corrected from an original. Son Robert, THE virtuous inclinations of thy matchless...education under so zealous and excellent a tutor, putteth me rather in assurance than hope, that thou art not ignorant of the summum bonwm, which is...