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A27955 The batchelor's directory being a treatise of the excellence of marriage, of its necessity, and the means to live happy in it : together with an apology for the women against the calumnies of the men. 1694 (1694) Wing B260; ESTC R16542 89,843 268

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atones for a great fault with a father This manner of acting is in effect a very good way to make us be loved and feared of our children For as Quintilian says perfectly well Quin. Declam 4. Plures moribus quam viribus vincimus We reduce them much better to their duty by a soft and familiar conduct than we can ever be able to do by force and violence And altho' one should always preserve a certain grave Character with them which may obtain respect yet it is much better to retain them in their duty by love than by fear By a modest Liberty than too severe a constraint Pudore Liberalitate liberos Retinere satius esse credo quàm metu Jer. in Adelph I 'm of the opinion that 't is the safer way to keep our children within their duty by modesty and Liberality than fear Thus Sir I have finished my design Which was to shew you the Excellency Necessity and Happiness of Marriage Nothing more remains for me but to make wishes for the prosperity of yours when it shall please God to establish you therein Dij faciant possis gaudere fideli conjuge Ovid. Gods grant you the Joy of a faithful Wife I wish you this advantage with all my heart Without it of what service would all the rest be I hope it will not be wanting to you and that God at length will hearken to my prayers upon this subject FINIS BOOKS Printed for and are to be Sold by Richard Cumberland at the Angel in St. Pauls-Church-yard HOrological Disquisitions concerning the Nature of Time and the Reasons why all Days from Noon to Noon are not alike Twenty Four Hours long In which appears the impossibility of a Clocks being always kept exactly true to the Sun With Tables of Equation and Newer and Better Rules than any yet extant how thereby precisely to adjust Royal Pendulums and keep them afterwards as near as possible to the apparent Time With a Table of Pendulums shewing the Beats that any Length makes in an Hour A Work very necessary for all that would understand the true way of rightly managing Clocks and Watches By John Smith C. M. To which is added the best Rules for the Ordering and Use both of the Quick Silver and Spirit Weather-Glasses And Mr. S. Watson's Rules for adjusting a Clock by the Fixed Starrs The Government of the Thoughts a Prefatory Discourse to The Government of the Tongue By the Author of The Whole Duty of Man Reform'd Devotions in Meditations Hymns and Petitions for every Day in the Week and every Holiday in the Year Divided into Two Parts The Third Edition Review'd Analecta Or a Collection of some of the Choicest Notions and what seemed most remarkoble in more than forty Authors Philosophical Chymical Medical Astronomical Historical c. Whereunto is added an Appendix containing short but very profitable and delightful Rules in many parts of the Mathematicks By T. B. Gent. At which Place Gentlemen may be furnished with all sorts of Acts of Parliament BOOKS Printed for and Sold by Benj. Bragg at the White Hart over against Water-lane in Fleet-street A Companion for the Persecuted Or an Office for those who suffer for Righteousness Containing particular Prayers and Devotions for particular Graces and for their Private or Publick Wants and Occasions By John Kettlewell a Presbyter of the Church of England There is now in the Press and will be speedily published The Companion for the Penitent and for Persons troubled in Mind Consistent of an Office for the Penitent to carry on their Reconciliation with God And a Tryal or Judgment of the Soul for discovering the Safety of their Spiritual Estate And an Office for Persons troubled in Mind to settle them in Peace and Comfort By John Kettlewell a Presbyter of the Church of England