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... tion , proceeding from a Father , in wisedome none greater ; a Mother , in goodnesse none better ; or informing instruc- tion , applied by his prudent direction , used by her kinde discretion , received by your quicke ingenuitie , or ...
... tion , proceeding from a Father , in wisedome none greater ; a Mother , in goodnesse none better ; or informing instruc- tion , applied by his prudent direction , used by her kinde discretion , received by your quicke ingenuitie , or ...
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... tion ; and to the other I would willingly attaine by custome . But returne we to our temporall greatnesse , whence we have digressed . I am distasted of all mastry , both active and passive . Otanes one of the seaven that by right might ...
... tion ; and to the other I would willingly attaine by custome . But returne we to our temporall greatnesse , whence we have digressed . I am distasted of all mastry , both active and passive . Otanes one of the seaven that by right might ...
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... tion of opinions ; and hatred of this importunate and quarrellous arrogancy , wholy beleeving and trusting it selfe , a capital enemy to discipline and verity . Doe but heare them sway and talke . The first fopperies they pro- pose ...
... tion of opinions ; and hatred of this importunate and quarrellous arrogancy , wholy beleeving and trusting it selfe , a capital enemy to discipline and verity . Doe but heare them sway and talke . The first fopperies they pro- pose ...
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