Memoir of the Life of John Bowdler, Esq

able advantage affection afford appear assistance attention believe Bishop blessing body Bowdler called character Christ Christian church clergy comfort consider considerable continued danger dear death desire doctrines duty England excellent expressed eyes faith father fear feelings give grace hand happiness heart holy honour hope important increase instruction interest Jesus kind King knowledge late least less letter live look Lord Lydd manner means meeting mentioned mind nature never object observed occasion opinion particularly passed perhaps person pleasing points poor practice prayers present principles produce reason received regard religion render respect short society soon spirit suffer thee thing Thomas Bowdler thou thought tion true virtue whole wish write