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Oh infaelices, quibus licet peccare, Oh most unhappy men of the World, who have line and liberty to destroy themselves, whom God permits to be evil (as in wisdom he may) and then in justice permits to defend it, whose Chariot wheels he strikes not off, 'till they are in the Red-sea, whom he suffers, |
O infaelices, quibus licet Peccare, O most unhappy men of the World, who have line and liberty to destroy themselves, whom God permits to be evil (as in Wisdom he may) and then in Justice permits to defend it, whose Chariot wheels he strikes not off, till they Are in the Red sea, whom he suffers, |
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