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Excerpt from A Letter to a Friend, Concerning Tea
Immediately it struck into my Mind, But Example must go before Precept. Therefore I must not plead an Exemption for myself, from a daily Practice of twenty-seven Years. I must begin. I did so. I left it off myselfin August, 1746. And lhave now had sufficient Time to try the Effects, which have fully answered my expgcih ation: 1 My Paralytick Complaints are all gone: My Hand is as steady as it was at Fifteen: Al. Though I must expect that, or' other Weaknesses, soon as I decline into the Vale of Years. And so considerable a Difference do 1 find in my Expence, that I can make it appear, from the Accounts now in being, in.only those four Families at London, Bristol, Kingswood and Newcastle, I save upwards of fifty Pounds a Year.
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