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Page 56
... give a blessing . * This we hope is sufficente to satisfie any in this case , espetialy freinds , since we are asured yt if the whole charge was devided into 4. parts , 3. of them will not stand upon it , netheir doe regarde it , & c ...
... give a blessing . * This we hope is sufficente to satisfie any in this case , espetialy freinds , since we are asured yt if the whole charge was devided into 4. parts , 3. of them will not stand upon it , netheir doe regarde it , & c ...
Page 59
... give ye mr . contente . But so strong was self love & his fears , as he forgott all duty and former kindnesses , & delt thus falsly with them , though he pretended otherwise . Amongest those that returned was Mr. Cushman & his familie ...
... give ye mr . contente . But so strong was self love & his fears , as he forgott all duty and former kindnesses , & delt thus falsly with them , though he pretended otherwise . Amongest those that returned was Mr. Cushman & his familie ...
Page 61
... give up his accounts he would not have a penie left him , as I am persuaded , * & c . Freind , if ever we make a plantation , God works a mirakle ; especially considering how scante we shall be of victualls , and most of all ununited ...
... give up his accounts he would not have a penie left him , as I am persuaded , * & c . Freind , if ever we make a plantation , God works a mirakle ; especially considering how scante we shall be of victualls , and most of all ununited ...
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