The Storm produced a lovely Summer morning which I enjoyed exceedingly in a little walk with my Child in her little Carriage. Attended divine service all day and heard Mr. Gannet of Cambridge preach. I have a totally improper prejudice against the man. His afternoon Sermon contained however the argument which has always been convincing to me against the doctrine of natural depravity, and which I have stated in this book somewhere, drawn from the invitation of little children by the Saviour, “for of such is the kingdom of Heaven.” I read a Sermon of Warburton upon Truth which I did not find remarkable,1 and afterwards continued Chateaubriand. Mr. Degrand dined and spent the day. Quiet evening at home. Continued Dr. Granville and began Adventurer volume 4.