true Notion of a Spirit.
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will haply know with case, more than himself had the Curiosity to know, and more than the Curiosity of those that are out of this way, are ever likely to be in a capacity to reach to of themselves, or to receive when offered to them from others.
This will not down with all Men, but as many as are persuaded of it, it is their Duty to improve it to their present Satisfaction here, and everlasting Comfort hereafter. I did not think to be thus large when I began my Letter, but one thing has drawn on another, I know not how; but I hope nothing has passed my Pen, but what may be useful to a serious and intelligent Reader. Wherefore I leave all to your candid Consideration,
And rest, &c.
Saducismus
