"VAIN IS THE RIDICULE WITH WHICH ONE FORESEES SOME PERSONS WILL DIVERT
THEMSELVES, UPON FINDING LESSER PAINS CONSIDERED AS INSTANCES OF DIVINE
PUNISHMENT. THERE IS NO POSSIBILITY OF ANSWERING OR EVADING THE GENERAL
THING HERE INTENDED, WITHOUT DENYING ALL FINAL CAUSES."-Butler's Analogy.

THIS IS THE ONLY AUTHORIZED AMERICAN EDITION,

TWENTIETH EDITION, REVISED AND ENLARGED.

NEW

YORK:

FOWLERS AND WELLS, PUBLISHERS,
CLINTON HALL, 131 NASSAU STREET.

Boston, 142 Washington-St.7

1853,

[London, No. 142 Strand.

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