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Page 50
... shew the people the untimely ends of such as have moved tumults , commotions , and insurrections , to present them with the flourishing estate of such as live in obedience , exhorting them to allegeance , dehorting them from all ...
... shew the people the untimely ends of such as have moved tumults , commotions , and insurrections , to present them with the flourishing estate of such as live in obedience , exhorting them to allegeance , dehorting them from all ...
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... shewing them the meanes to avoyd them . If we present a pastorall , we shew the harmlesse love of sheep- eards diversely moralized , distinguishing betwixt the craft of the citty , and the innocency of the sheep - coat . Briefly , there ...
... shewing them the meanes to avoyd them . If we present a pastorall , we shew the harmlesse love of sheep- eards diversely moralized , distinguishing betwixt the craft of the citty , and the innocency of the sheep - coat . Briefly , there ...
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... shew there is no comparison to be made . They are non eodem nominanda die . But yet they are no Glasses ; he can never make a Glaẞ of a Pulpit , as we may do of a Stage ; that may teach us to know our selves , but it cannot shew us to ...
... shew there is no comparison to be made . They are non eodem nominanda die . But yet they are no Glasses ; he can never make a Glaẞ of a Pulpit , as we may do of a Stage ; that may teach us to know our selves , but it cannot shew us to ...
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