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... must not flick upon circumftances , nor part unwillingly with what you cannot keep . Your treaty must not be an underhand one , ( that will deceive you ) but an avowed one with Lef- ley and Calander . As foon as they have promited to ...
... must not flick upon circumftances , nor part unwillingly with what you cannot keep . Your treaty must not be an underhand one , ( that will deceive you ) but an avowed one with Lef- ley and Calander . As foon as they have promited to ...
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... must be able to accoft and receive with fmiles , thofe whom he would much rather meet with swords . In courts he must not turn himself infide out . All this may , nay must be done , without falfehood and treachery : for it must go no ...
... must be able to accoft and receive with fmiles , thofe whom he would much rather meet with swords . In courts he must not turn himself infide out . All this may , nay must be done , without falfehood and treachery : for it must go no ...
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... must be raised from reft through a certain arch , before the fwing wheel can escape , and the clock go again t . In like man- ner if a watch be ftopped , the balance must be drawn round from its place of reft to a certain degree ...
... must be raised from reft through a certain arch , before the fwing wheel can escape , and the clock go again t . In like man- ner if a watch be ftopped , the balance must be drawn round from its place of reft to a certain degree ...
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