A

METHOD

OF

DEVOTION

FOR

Sick and Dying

PERSONS.

With Particular Directions, from
the Beginning of Sickness to
the Hour of Death.

By William Afsheton, D.D. Rector of
Beckenbam in Kent, and Chaplain
to his Grace the Duke of Ormond.

LONDON:

Printed for Brabazen Aylmer, at the
Three Pigeons against the Royal.
Exchange in Cornbill. 1706.

Illustrious His GRACE

JAMES Duke of Ormond, &c.

Lord Lieutenant General, and
General Governor of the
Kingdom of Ireland.

This Manual of Devotions
Is Humbly

Dedicated and Presented,

By His GRACE'S

Most Dutiful and

Obliged Chaplain,

William Afshetons

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The PREFACE.

Having

ed Daily Devotions, and Devotions for the Lord's Day, with Devotions in Times of Trouble and Affliction, for the Use of a Countrey Parish: as a further Instance of my Duty, in Instructing those committed to my Charge, I thought it might be the fame familiar Manner, to give some Direction and Affistance to Sick and Dying Perfons. That when the Extremity of Age, the Weakness and Decays of Nature, or the Violence of a Disease, do admonish

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