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... hath many excel- lent parts . What his bypaft carriage hath been , is as well , if not better known to your Majesty than me ; but he doth now labour cer- tainly what lieth in him , to advance your Majelly's ends ; and hath oft folemnly ...
... hath many excel- lent parts . What his bypaft carriage hath been , is as well , if not better known to your Majesty than me ; but he doth now labour cer- tainly what lieth in him , to advance your Majelly's ends ; and hath oft folemnly ...
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... hath no great power ; for if he had it , it would be employed the wrong way . Sorry I am for it , his an- ceftors have been fo dear friends to mine . Kinghorn , I am grieved for his weakness . A good man he is , but totally milled by ...
... hath no great power ; for if he had it , it would be employed the wrong way . Sorry I am for it , his an- ceftors have been fo dear friends to mine . Kinghorn , I am grieved for his weakness . A good man he is , but totally milled by ...
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... hath established , and alone continues to uphold . In this fenfe , my Lord , there is , indeed , in many particulars , a very juft and friking correfpondence between the thing fignified and the fign . For as Babylon was the fource of ...
... hath established , and alone continues to uphold . In this fenfe , my Lord , there is , indeed , in many particulars , a very juft and friking correfpondence between the thing fignified and the fign . For as Babylon was the fource of ...
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