A Reply to the Rev Mr Wesleys Address to the Clergy
A Reply to the Rev Mr Wesleys Address to the Clergy
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Some have a natu- ral Antipathy to this or that particular Branch^ and mine as confpicuouily in others. A re- markable Inftance of this Kind occurs to my Memory. A young Student having been impos'd, by a celebrated Mathematical Lec- turer, for Deficiency ; in a few Days after> received a moft heavy Impofition, from the 'fore-mention'd Gentleman, for the fame Thing. The Student foon waited upon the Lecturer, with his firft Impofition ; which being perus'd with great Attention by him, he aiks the... young Gentleman if it was his own Performance ? to which being anfwer'd in the Affirmative, he defir'd the Student to fit down, and examin'd him in the ftricteft Manner ; 'till being fully fatisfied, he not on- ly excus'd the heavy Tajk^ but thank'd him. It was the general Opinion that this moft pro- found Mathematician, never fo much as once dreamt before that Hour, that it was poflible for [32] for any Scholar to arrive at a Perfection in any Branch, without being Matter of Mathe- matical Learning.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Some have a natu- ral Antipathy to this or that particular Branch^ and mine as confpicuouily in others. A re- markable Inftance of this Kind occurs to my Memory. A young Student having been impos'd, by a celebrated Mathematical Lec- turer, for Deficiency ; in a few Days after> received a moft heavy Impofition, from the 'fore-mention'd Gentleman, for the fame Thing. The Student foon waited upon the Lecturer, with his firft Impofition ; which being perus'd with great Attention by him, he aiks the... young Gentleman if it was his own Performance ? to which being anfwer'd in the Affirmative, he defir'd the Student to fit down, and examin'd him in the ftricteft Manner ; 'till being fully fatisfied, he not on- ly excus'd the heavy Tajk^ but thank'd him. It was the general Opinion that this moft pro- found Mathematician, never fo much as once dreamt before that Hour, that it was poflible for [32] for any Scholar to arrive at a Perfection in any Branch, without being Matter of Mathe- matical Learning.
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