Mr Newton, A Fellow Of Our College,

Nothing Hath Wrought More Prejudice To Religion, Or Brought More Disparagement Upon Truth, Than Boisterous And Unseasonable Zeal.

We Should Allow Others' Excellences, To Preserve A Modest Opinion Of Our Own.

As A Stick, When Once It Is Dry And Stiff You May Break It, But You Can Never Bend It Into A Straighter Posture; So Doth The Man Become Incorrigible Who Is Settled And Stiffened Into Vice.

Upright Simplicity Is The Deepest Wisdom, And Perverse Craft The Merest Shallowness.

Wherefore For The Public Interest And Benefit Of Human Society It Is Requisite That The Highest Obligations Possible Should Be Laid Upon The Consciences Of Men.