Description of London, 107 State of the Country, 108 Religion and Morals, 111 CHAPTER VI. ORDINATION AND MARRIAGE—1688, 1689. Hardships at College, 113 Ordained a Deacon at Bromley, 113 Bishop Sprat, 114 Ordained a Priest in Holborn, 114 Bishop Compton, 114 Distinguished Clergymen, 115 Distinguished Dissenters, 117 Other Distinguished Men, 117 Wesley’s First Curacy, 118 Dr Annesley, 119 Samuel Annesley, jun., 121 The Father of Mrs Annesley, 122 Susannah Wesley, 125 CHAPTER VII. THE “ATHENIAN GAZETTE”—1690–1695. South Ormsby, 128 The Rural Clergyman, 129 Dunton projects the _Athenian Gazette_, 131 _Lacedemonian Mercury_, 133 Elkanah Settle, 133 Wesley and the Swearer, 134 Richard Sault and the Second Spira, 135 John Norris, 136 Nahum Tate, 137 Jonathan Swift, 137 Sir William Temple, 138 Mrs Rowe, 138 Charles Gildon, 138 History of Athenian Society, 138 Gildon’s Character of Wesley, 139 Questions Answered in _Athenian Gazette_, 141 Wesley’s Opinions of Quakers, 143 Wesley’s Theological Opinions, 143 Wesley’s Opinion of Churchmen and Dissenters, 148 CHAPTER VIII. MORE LITERARY WORK—1692, 1693. “The Young Student’s Library,” 150 Its fantastic Frontispiece, 150 Contents of Young Student’s Library, 151 Wesley’s Article on Hebrew Points, 152 Wesley’s Essay on all sorts of Learning, 155