...true which we find in the firft Chapter of this Book, v. 20, 21. Wifdom crieth without ^ Jfje utteretb her Voice in the Streets : She crieth in the chief Place of Concourfe, in the Openings of the Gates^ in the City foe Uttereth her Words. 4. As no Man can plead...

...Concourfe, in the Openings of the Gates. In the City fie uttereth her Words, faying, Hiw lotlg, ye fimple ones, will ye love Simplicity ? and the Scorners delight in their Scorning ? and fools halt Knowledge > THE many Letters which some to me from Perfons of the beft Senfe in both Sexes, (...

...I cannot forbear reflecting upon that Paffage in the Pro^erls, Wifdom cricth without, jhe utteretb her Voice in the Streets ; She crieth in the chief Place of Concntrfe, in the Openings ofth'e Gates. In the City Jhe utteretb her Words, Jaying, HrM long, yefimple...

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...year, as it rushes onward, cries with a voice of thunder to the heedless generation it leaves behind, " How long, ye simple ones, will ye love simplicity...the scorners delight in their scorning, and fools bate knowledge ?" Which of «л can reply to the warning yoice, " I am" not " the man ?" SOWING SEEDS...

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...the most obvioui and ready means of conning at literature ; (while as the wise man has remarked) " wisdom crieth without ; she uttereth her voice in...of concourse, in the openings of the gates : in the tity the uttereth her words, and no man regardeth her." tvery lane teems with instruction, and every...

...assembly, and exposed upon every table, I cannot forbear reflecting upon that passage in the Proverbs : ' Wisdom crieth without, she uttereth her voice in the...simplicity! And the scorners delight in their scorning ? And fool* hate knowledge ' ?' The many letters which come to me from persons of the best sense in both...

...and ready means of coming at literature ; while. (as the Wise Man has remarked) " Wisdom crietb. " without ; she uttereth her voice in the streets ;...she " crieth in the chief place of concourse, in the open" ings of the gates: in the city she uttereth her words " and no man regardeth her." Every lane...