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Which is such a mere put-of, & so unbeseeming the skill of a Logical disputer, much more the champion-like confidence of Doctor Burgess, that had not his heart secretly misgiven him, in this seeming bravado, such an expression would never have fallen from his pen.

VVhich is such a meer put-of, & so unbeseeming the skill of a Logicall disputer, much more the champion-like confidence of Doctor Burgesse, that had not his heart secretly misgiven him, in this seeming bravado, such an expression vvould never haue falne from his penn.

For let any rational man be judge in this case. Are not Logical arguments plainly expressed in a continued discourse, & by a Logician easily collected? & what needs a reducing to a form then?

For let any rationall man be judge in this case. Are not Logicall arguments playnly expressed in a continued discourse, & by a Logician easily collected? & vvhat needs a reducing to a forme then?

Beside Mr. Parker's discourse is either empty, & void of sinews of sound reason, & then the weakness of it, is soon discovered, & may be confuted; yea disgraced with more ease; or else there be arguments, of that solidity, & strength, which either the Rej. cannot reduce, or else is not able, or not willing to answer. To say he cannot reduce them to form, is a thing too mean to imagine, nor vvill the Rej. grant, nor vvill I, or do I think. To say he is not willing to answer, is to gainsay his own course, the profession ⟨image 32⟩of his care, to traverse this cause, & his love to our Cerem: & the peace of our Church, so much pretended in his answer.