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if we looke not well about vs. Furthermore whereas it is sayd, rather than affliction: (for that is the most conuenient and fit translation, notwithstanding that both of them (as I sayde) do come to one end:) that maner of speaking hath a certaine grace in it, whereof we may gather instruction. |
if we look not well about us Furthermore whereas it is said, rather than affliction: (for that is the most convenient and fit Translation, notwithstanding that both of them (as I said) do come to one end:) that manner of speaking hath a certain grace in it, whereof we may gather instruction. |
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