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... whofe tribulation is their follace : whofe contumelie , is their glorie : whofe want , their abundance ( worldly as thou art ) how wicked are thy counfailes ? Thou perfuadeft me to the world , that in no- thing is more noted then ...
... whofe tribulation is their follace : whofe contumelie , is their glorie : whofe want , their abundance ( worldly as thou art ) how wicked are thy counfailes ? Thou perfuadeft me to the world , that in no- thing is more noted then ...
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... whofe Memory , ( if it were only upon that account ) ought to be very Dear to us . But when we add , that there too ... whofe Faith and Pra- tice God's written Word is the Rule ; Of whofe In- terpretation of that Word -the Senfe of the ...
... whofe Memory , ( if it were only upon that account ) ought to be very Dear to us . But when we add , that there too ... whofe Faith and Pra- tice God's written Word is the Rule ; Of whofe In- terpretation of that Word -the Senfe of the ...
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... whofe modeftie hath moued me , whofe clemecie hath encouraged me , whofe loue to learning hath allured me , and whofe common commendations hath enticed me to offer it vnto you . Thinking my felfe happily recompeft , if you receiue it ...
... whofe modeftie hath moued me , whofe clemecie hath encouraged me , whofe loue to learning hath allured me , and whofe common commendations hath enticed me to offer it vnto you . Thinking my felfe happily recompeft , if you receiue it ...
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... whofe neffefitie compells them to herd muft ingage for : 14 pounds and at laft contend with ye reft to make up ye fume : agreed upon all which feverall greviences to prevent . It is ordered by ye Towne yt there fhall be but 3 herds kept ...
... whofe neffefitie compells them to herd muft ingage for : 14 pounds and at laft contend with ye reft to make up ye fume : agreed upon all which feverall greviences to prevent . It is ordered by ye Towne yt there fhall be but 3 herds kept ...
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James NAYLER. " whofe Life is in the World , in the Lut , in the Pleas fure , in the Pride , in the Excefs , in the Eafe and in the World's Nature : Thefe are not of God , whofe Love to thefe things is greater in them than the Spirit ...
James NAYLER. " whofe Life is in the World , in the Lut , in the Pleas fure , in the Pride , in the Excefs , in the Eafe and in the World's Nature : Thefe are not of God , whofe Love to thefe things is greater in them than the Spirit ...
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