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on the texts of the day, which was his constant 
practise, & whereby according to his own testimony, 
he often received gracious visits from our Savr
Of late years, the infirmities of age, & increasing 
bodily weakness, depressed him greatly, & his 
strength declined visibly. His constitution was 
by degrees quite worn out, & he sighed, like a 
weary traveller for repose, longing ardently to 
be released from pain, & at home with his Lord. 
A couple of days before his departure; he declared 
that he had nothing, that lay heavy upon his 
mind, but was ready to go hence with joy, as a 
poor, but pardoned sinner, trusting alone in the 
merit of Christ, & thus he fell gently & happily 
asleep in the Lord, aged 76 years & a few days.

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