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... cause . Burgesses quod he , nay butterflies . Lord what a do there was for yat worde . And yet would God they were no worse then butterflies . Butterflyes do but theyre nature , the butterflye is not couetouse , is not gredye of other ...
... cause . Burgesses quod he , nay butterflies . Lord what a do there was for yat worde . And yet would God they were no worse then butterflies . Butterflyes do but theyre nature , the butterflye is not couetouse , is not gredye of other ...
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... cause likely to race vs with his tuskes , as folke that fled for some falshed , wherfore either is there no peryl ; nor none there is in dede ; or if any be , it is rather in going then biding . And if we should , nedes cost , fall in ...
... cause likely to race vs with his tuskes , as folke that fled for some falshed , wherfore either is there no peryl ; nor none there is in dede ; or if any be , it is rather in going then biding . And if we should , nedes cost , fall in ...
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... causes ; for I would rather thinck the cause of this evel , which hangeth upon that country , to proceede rather upon the unsoundnesse of the counsell , and plotts , which you say have bin oftentimes layd for her reformacion , or of ...
... causes ; for I would rather thinck the cause of this evel , which hangeth upon that country , to proceede rather upon the unsoundnesse of the counsell , and plotts , which you say have bin oftentimes layd for her reformacion , or of ...
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... cause , and his owne lewde disposicon may carry him unto . All which he hath forborne , and spared soe much expence , for that he had no former estate in his tenement , but was only a teñante at will or little more , and soe at will may ...
... cause , and his owne lewde disposicon may carry him unto . All which he hath forborne , and spared soe much expence , for that he had no former estate in his tenement , but was only a teñante at will or little more , and soe at will may ...
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... cause of his soe beastlie manner of life , saluaige condicon , lyinge and lyvinge together with his beaste in one howse , in one rowme , and in one bed , that is the cleane strawe , or rather the fowle dounghill . And to all these other ...
... cause of his soe beastlie manner of life , saluaige condicon , lyinge and lyvinge together with his beaste in one howse , in one rowme , and in one bed , that is the cleane strawe , or rather the fowle dounghill . And to all these other ...
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