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And what sport doth yeeld a more pleasing content, and lesse hurt or charge then
angling with a hooke, and crossing the sweete ayre from Ile to Ile, ouer the silent
streames of a calme Sea? wherein the most curious may finde pleasure, profit, ...
And what sport doth yeeld a more pleasing content, and lesse hurt or charge then
angling with a hooke, and crossing the sweete ayre from Ile to Ile, ouer the silent
streames of a calme Sea? wherein the most curious may finde pleasure, profit, ...
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Pilot, and others importuned his saide Captaine to yeeld; houlding it vnpossible
hee should defend himselfe: and that the saide Captaine should send them his
boate, in that they had none : which at last he concluded vpon these conditions, ...
Pilot, and others importuned his saide Captaine to yeeld; houlding it vnpossible
hee should defend himselfe: and that the saide Captaine should send them his
boate, in that they had none : which at last he concluded vpon these conditions, ...
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yeeld. to ... '"vo: the fauour of those, against whom there was nothing ..."; but ruine
by fighting: But if he would goe aboard . .". - all had 250 nutn them in that hee
could speake French, by curtesie or of hee might goe cleere; seeing they offered
...
yeeld. to ... '"vo: the fauour of those, against whom there was nothing ..."; but ruine
by fighting: But if he would goe aboard . .". - all had 250 nutn them in that hee
could speake French, by curtesie or of hee might goe cleere; seeing they offered
...
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perhaps might effect more then all the rest, yet were in no proportion sufficient to
employ the supernumeraries which this Land would yeeld if wee could bee
confined within the bounds of sobriety and modesty, seeing it may bee
demonstrated, ...
perhaps might effect more then all the rest, yet were in no proportion sufficient to
employ the supernumeraries which this Land would yeeld if wee could bee
confined within the bounds of sobriety and modesty, seeing it may bee
demonstrated, ...
Page 10
... the proportion of mens callings, and degrees, and it will bee demonstrated, the
tenth person of such as are busied about superfluities, will hardlie finde sufficient
imployment to yeeld themselves and their families necessarie maintenance. 3.
... the proportion of mens callings, and degrees, and it will bee demonstrated, the
tenth person of such as are busied about superfluities, will hardlie finde sufficient
imployment to yeeld themselves and their families necessarie maintenance. 3.
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| Title | Tracts and Other Papers Relating Principally to the Origin, Settlement, and Progress of the Colonies in North America: From the Discovery of the Country to the Year 1776, Volume 2 American culture series Library of American civilization Tracts and Other Papers Relating Principally to the Origin, Settlement, and Progress of the Colonies in North America: From the Discovery of the Country to the Year 1776, Peter Force |
| Editor | Peter Force |
| Compiled by | Peter Force |
| Publisher | P. Force, 1838 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 1 Aug 2011 |
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