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Page 56
... ye pai- mente of moneys , those of Holland paid in theirs . After yt ... Lord give a blessing . * This we hope is sufficente to satisfie any in this ... ye Haven , & withall put our selves upon great extremities , scarce haveing any ...
... ye pai- mente of moneys , those of Holland paid in theirs . After yt ... Lord give a blessing . * This we hope is sufficente to satisfie any in this ... ye Haven , & withall put our selves upon great extremities , scarce haveing any ...
Page 58
... ye small ship complained his ship was so leake * as he must beare up or sinke at sea , for they could scarce free ... Lord by this worke of his providence thought these few to many for ye great worke he had to doe . But here by the way ...
... ye small ship complained his ship was so leake * as he must beare up or sinke at sea , for they could scarce free ... Lord by this worke of his providence thought these few to many for ye great worke he had to doe . But here by the way ...
Page 61
... ye meek & humble spirite of Moyses ? & of Nehemiah who reedified ye wals of Jerusalem , & ye state of Israell ?. Is ... Lord will be yet entreated one way or other to make for us . I see not in reason how we shall escape even ye gasping ...
... ye meek & humble spirite of Moyses ? & of Nehemiah who reedified ye wals of Jerusalem , & ye state of Israell ?. Is ... Lord will be yet entreated one way or other to make for us . I see not in reason how we shall escape even ye gasping ...
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