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Excerpt from The Select Remains of the Rev. John Mason
Oratory in tbe Pulpit, as to tbe ftrict and exemplary piety of bis conduct out of it. If ever a man made religion bis greate/t bufine/fs and pleajure, be did. How mucb be was in bis element wben at prayer appears from bis frequent dzfcbarge of tbat duty, viz. Times every day as long as be was able; twice by bimjelf, twice witb bis wife, and twice witb tbe family. Tbe firft pojture be was in every morning as foon as be was out of bed, was upon bis knees; and tbc fame as foon as be returned from a journey. His religious con ver/e was neitber forced nor afiected, but accompanied witb an eajy and cbearful ad dre/s and jeemed as natural to bzm, as worldly difcour/z's were to otbers bicb made it not burdenjbme and awful, but agreeable and entertaining.
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