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impertinent, if he thus far Commends it to Publick Acceptance. Viz.

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nerals, may be of great Advantage to the Living: And would be much more seasonable Expressions, of Refpect and Kindness, to the Memory of the Dead, than some other Distributions.

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The Contents.

P

Rayers in the Beginning of Sick-

ness.

Pag. 1.

How the Will is to be made, and juft

Debts to be Stated.

P. 7.

Of Consulting the Physician.

p. 8.

A Prayer before Taking of Physick. p.10.

Of Sending for the Minister,

p. 12.

Of Patience under Sickness.

p. 14.

Motives to Patience. p. 16, to p. 48.

Scriptures concerning Patience.

p. 49.

Prayers for Patience.

P.55.

Of Repentance on a Sick Bed.

p. 58.

Not then to be begun, but finished and

compleated.

p. 64.

How this must be done.

Ib.

[p. 248.

Death not to be feared by a Good Man;

and why ?

Scriptures against Fear of Death. Ib.

Prayers against Fear of Death. p. 278.

The Sick Man's Daily Prayers. p. 282.

A Prayer for a Sick Man. p. 285.

The Sick Man's Reading the H. Scri-

p.250, to p. 274.

ptures.

Of Reading the Psalms.

Leffons for a Week.

The Sick Man's Self-Examination.

The Sick Man's Communicating. p. 311.

The Sick Man's Absolution.

P. 314.

Prayers for a Sick Person, in Danger

of Death.

p.318.

A Litany for a Sick Person. P. 320.

Ejaculations for a Dying Person,

p.325.

Forms of Recommending the Soul to

p. 290.

p. 291.

p. 293.

[p. 295, to p. 310.