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The Southerne point of Africa is knowne to Mariners passing thereby, by the Name of the Cape of Good Hope, which in relation to the Natives inhabiting thereabouts, may more truly be termed the Cape of sad Despaire; for they are but one Degree, or Remove, from brute ▪ beasts. Yet even these have more Light then they have Heat, and their Naturall Vnderstanding dictates unto them many cleare and straight Rules, from which their darke and crooked practice doth swerve and decline. |
The Southern point of Africa is known to Mariners passing thereby, by the Name of the Cape of Good Hope, which in Relation to the Natives inhabiting thereabouts, may more truly be termed the Cape of sad Despair; for they Are but one Degree, or Remove, from brutus ▪ beasts. Yet even these have more Light then they have Heat, and their Natural Understanding dictates unto them many clear and straight Rules, from which their dark and crooked practice does swerve and decline. |
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