12mo. [14], 92, [12], 48pp. Without half-title. Each part has separate title page, pagination and register. The second, entitled 'A disswasive from imprecations and cursing...', does not bear an edition statement; its imprint reads 'printed by W. Sayes, and sold by R. Clavel, and W. Haws'. Contemporary blind-ruled calf. Rubbed, marked, and scored, spine worn and wormed. Without pastedowns/free-endpapers, worm-tracks to head of text-block throughout (touching running-title in places), scattered spotting.

A revised edition of two discourses by Church of England clergyman Charles Palmer (1685-1735); the first concerning parochial communion; the second concerning imprecations in common discourse and in prayer. The essays were first published in quarto format in 1702.

ESTC records copies at only three locations in the British Isles (Canterbury Cathedral, Norwich, and Oxford), and none elsewhere.