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26204	Sherlock, Thomas	A Letter from the Lord Bishop of London, to the Clergy and People of London and Westminster; On Occasion of the Late Earthquakes			.txt	text/plain	3824	116	60	And with respect to People of a serious and religious Turn of Mind, the manifest and almost general Contempt, or at least Neglect, of the Duties of Religion gives a great Advantage to the Emissaries of _Rome_ to impose on their Weakness, and to persuade them that they can have no Hopes in the Religion of a Church, where Religion itself is hardly to be found. If those who have been destroyed by Fire from Heaven, or swallowed up by the Earth were _Sinners_, and we are _righteous_, let us fear nothing, nor be dismayed though the _Foundations_ of the Earth be removed: But if our Consciences tell us, that we have sinned after their Example, what Consolation is there to be had against the just Expectation of suffering after their Example also?	cache/26204.txt	txt/26204.txt
