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BG.765.010
4 Mar 1765:21 ((518 Supplement)
New-York, February 25. Since our last Mr. Sanddaman came to
town from Boston, and on Wednesday evening at the New Play-
House, he advanced something to a larger audience than the
place ever before was crowded with, from the 17th chapter of
St. Luke the 20th, 21st, 22d, 23d, 24th, and 25th verses: --
He has not held forth since in public, nor have we yet heard
when he intends it, the usage this itinerant met with in so
refined a place for the idle and wandering, having given him
little encouragement to attempt the hum bugging any sensible
auditory, by too free construction of any part of the divine
oracle.
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