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bigram | frequency |
---|---|
wise man | 113 |
god almighty | 85 |
may say | 60 |
every man | 57 |
let us | 57 |
let vs | 53 |
every one | 51 |
man may | 48 |
every thing | 47 |
early english | 45 |
good man | 45 |
english books | 45 |
shall finde | 43 |
one man | 42 |
nothing else | 41 |
almighty god | 38 |
wee must | 37 |
wise men | 37 |
books online | 36 |
common people | 34 |
one another | 34 |
many times | 32 |
make use | 32 |
right reason | 31 |
wee haue | 31 |
great many | 31 |
yet notwithstanding | 30 |
man will | 30 |
good men | 28 |
creation partnership | 27 |
page images | 27 |
will never | 27 |
hee must | 27 |
text creation | 27 |
take away | 26 |
much better | 26 |
young man | 25 |
one day | 25 |
man must | 25 |
haue beene | 25 |
whole world | 24 |
humane nature | 24 |
like manner | 24 |
great deal | 24 |
like maner | 23 |
like vnto | 23 |
tells us | 23 |
will make | 23 |
old age | 23 |
first place | 23 |
mans life | 22 |
wee may | 22 |
great men | 22 |
wee shall | 22 |
make us | 21 |
vnto vs | 21 |
honest man | 20 |
looks like | 20 |
may bee | 19 |
makes us | 19 |
well enough | 19 |
holy scripture | 19 |
makes vs | 19 |
euery one | 19 |
may make | 19 |
good will | 18 |
characters represented | 18 |
represented either | 18 |
long time | 18 |
good nature | 18 |
take care | 18 |
god almighties | 18 |
image sets | 18 |
good things | 18 |
tcp schema | 18 |
mean time | 17 |
many things | 17 |
hee will | 17 |
jesus christ | 17 |
must bee | 16 |
without doubt | 16 |
couetous man | 16 |
happy life | 16 |
owne proper | 16 |
among vs | 15 |
short time | 15 |
giue vs | 15 |
wee see | 15 |
make vs | 15 |
will find | 15 |
must needs | 15 |
doth consist | 15 |
one thing | 15 |
shall never | 14 |
two things | 14 |
good reason | 14 |
may easily | 14 |
whole body | 14 |
may observe | 14 |
will come | 14 |
shall find | 14 |
early works | 13 |
will give | 13 |
one time | 13 |
must take | 13 |
one hand | 13 |
much lesse | 13 |
take heed | 13 |
may serve | 12 |
shall now | 12 |
much greater | 12 |
young men | 12 |
good humour | 12 |
shut vp | 12 |
will bee | 12 |
without reason | 12 |
thing else | 12 |
two sorts | 12 |
another man | 12 |
common good | 12 |
may conclude | 12 |
will remain | 12 |
man doth | 12 |
gives us | 12 |
now take | 12 |
taken away | 12 |
must necessarily | 12 |
shall see | 11 |
may please | 11 |
farre distant | 11 |
yet certainly | 11 |
wild beasts | 11 |
holy ghost | 11 |
civil law | 11 |
among men | 11 |
without either | 11 |
greatest part | 11 |
many others | 11 |
shall mention | 11 |
wee will | 11 |
must haue | 11 |
one single | 11 |
great man | 11 |
one place | 11 |
shall haue | 10 |
will appear | 10 |
every particular | 10 |
good fortune | 10 |
may well | 10 |
giuen vs | 10 |
may come | 10 |
one may | 10 |
will take | 10 |
will say | 10 |
hundred years | 10 |
shee will | 10 |
first edition | 10 |
will become | 10 |
may seem | 10 |
french king | 10 |
yet neverthelesse | 10 |
one word | 10 |
will rather | 10 |
men will | 10 |
good opinion | 10 |
given us | 10 |
difference betwixt | 10 |
mainly structural | 9 |
encoded edition | 9 |
project restraints | 9 |
instances per | 9 |
will yet | 9 |
people will | 9 |
tcp project | 9 |
accurately transcribed | 9 |
true nature | 9 |
shall wee | 9 |
without asking | 9 |
placeholder characters | 9 |
characters will | 9 |
print record | 9 |
pfs batch | 9 |
later edition | 9 |
give us | 9 |
due credit | 9 |
syntactic tagging | 9 |
commercial purposes | 9 |
tcp phase | 9 |
monographic english | 9 |
texts based | 9 |
data within | 9 |
displayable xml | 9 |
partnership web | 9 |
will neuer | 9 |
publisher proquest | 9 |
meane time | 9 |
compelling reason | 9 |
meet qa | 9 |
characters marked | 9 |
cast away | 9 |
using tcp | 9 |
every monographic | 9 |
lossless xml | 9 |
respectfully request | 9 |
may call | 9 |
title published | 9 |
within braces | 9 |
tcp data | 9 |
ann arbor | 9 |
create accurately | 9 |
shall come | 9 |
general aim | 9 |
language title | 9 |
first sight | 9 |
per text | 9 |
tcp editor | 9 |
iv tiff | 9 |
must either | 9 |
notably latin | 9 |
english literature | 9 |
first editions | 9 |
text strings | 9 |
new cambridge | 9 |
poor man | 9 |
common law | 9 |
bit group | 9 |
image set | 9 |
prince must | 9 |
tcp assigned | 9 |
usual project | 9 |
asking permission | 9 |
create diplomatic | 9 |
proquest page | 9 |
anonymous work | 9 |
make clear | 9 |
text transcribed | 9 |
old man | 9 |
must conclude | 9 |
subject areas | 9 |
one copy | 9 |
cambridge bibliography | 9 |
tcp tei | 9 |
two phases | 9 |
may justly | 9 |
structural encoding | 9 |
text encoding | 9 |
creative commons | 9 |
textual data | 9 |
texts created | 9 |
must confesse | 9 |
tcp aimed | 9 |
remaining illegibles | 9 |
tcp texts | 9 |
images scanned | 9 |
make good | 9 |
certain kinde | 9 |
character entities | 9 |
proquest via | 9 |
keying companies | 9 |
many different | 9 |
critical editions | 9 |
tei oxford | 9 |
converting tcp | 9 |
neither will | 9 |
mnemonic sdata | 9 |
original source | 9 |
encode one | 9 |
ascii text | 9 |
diplomatic transcriptions | 9 |
wide variety | 9 |
readable characters | 9 |
encoded text | 9 |
every day | 9 |
sdata character | 9 |
issued variously | 9 |
xml conversion | 9 |
felicity doth | 9 |
gap elements | 9 |
times past | 9 |
online text | 9 |
user contributors | 9 |
quality assurance | 9 |
done without | 9 |
amongst men | 9 |
qa standards | 9 |
errors will | 9 |
known extent | 9 |
text selection | 9 |
persius satyr | 9 |
providing financial | 9 |
tcp files | 9 |
basic encoding | 9 |
encoding initiative | 9 |
instances will | 9 |
human nature | 9 |
libraries guidelines | 9 |
markup guidelines | 9 |
work described | 9 |
sets published | 9 |
encoding based | 9 |
external keying | 9 |
encoded texts | 9 |
overall quality | 9 |
web site | 9 |
produce large | 9 |
markup reviewed | 9 |
make men | 9 |
institutions providing | 9 |
tiff page | 9 |
editorial teams | 9 |
therefore chose | 9 |
batch review | 9 |
facilitate morpho | 9 |
financial support | 9 |
strings within | 9 |
public domain | 9 |
large quantities | 9 |
may live | 9 |
hee may | 9 |
must confess | 9 |
publick good | 8 |
old persons | 8 |
one part | 8 |
giues vs | 8 |
bee made | 8 |
de seipso | 8 |
infinite number | 8 |
mens minds | 8 |
private interest | 8 |
well considered | 8 |
may reflect | 8 |
sovereign good | 8 |
must expect | 8 |
first book | 8 |
good offices | 8 |
section ii | 8 |
general kindness | 8 |
perfect felicity | 8 |
may consider | 8 |
bring vs | 8 |
section vi | 8 |
god himselfe | 8 |
next day | 8 |
without cause | 8 |
respect whereof | 8 |
humane actions | 8 |
haue giuen | 8 |
may give | 8 |
take notice | 8 |
ever yet | 8 |
little better | 8 |
haue seene | 8 |
must therefore | 8 |
one way | 8 |
young people | 8 |
first part | 8 |
much less | 8 |
al things | 8 |
makes men | 8 |
may also | 8 |
plato li | 7 |
one will | 7 |
greater enemie | 7 |
vs vp | 7 |
thousand years | 7 |
feeling thereof | 7 |
humane condition | 7 |
ye will | 7 |
euery moment | 7 |
much time | 7 |
iesus christ | 7 |
absolutely necessary | 7 |
therefore must | 7 |
will tell | 7 |
euery man | 7 |
human society | 7 |
latter times | 7 |
good conscience | 7 |
though never | 7 |
generous mind | 7 |
great part | 7 |
hee shall | 7 |
three books | 7 |
must fast | 7 |
much violence | 7 |
shall bee | 7 |
many people | 7 |
honest men | 7 |
might make | 7 |
true reason | 7 |
perfect man | 7 |
wee feele | 7 |
one side | 7 |
last end | 7 |
great way | 7 |
third part | 7 |
may look | 7 |
often times | 7 |
may remember | 7 |
true honour | 7 |
rich man | 7 |
learned men | 7 |
teacheth vs | 7 |
liuing creatures | 7 |
man shall | 7 |
many great | 7 |
perfect reason | 7 |
haue nothing | 7 |
false opinion | 7 |
will allow | 7 |
defend himselfe | 7 |
without care | 7 |
shall take | 7 |
second part | 7 |
must needes | 7 |
right way | 7 |
taken prisoner | 7 |
divine nature | 7 |
true religion | 7 |
taking away | 7 |
long since | 7 |
many persons | 7 |
must say | 7 |
ye may | 7 |
like sort | 7 |
let alone | 7 |
yong man | 7 |
fine cloaths | 6 |
say something | 6 |
right hand | 6 |
one onely | 6 |
man hauing | 6 |
head spring | 6 |
gods will | 6 |
covetous man | 6 |
ambitious man | 6 |
will neither | 6 |
new testament | 6 |
never want | 6 |
will still | 6 |
marcus antoninus | 6 |
now though | 6 |
may haue | 6 |
distinguish betwixt | 6 |
may appear | 6 |
beaten downe | 6 |
reasonable soul | 6 |
late yeeres | 6 |
whole life | 6 |
ill humour | 6 |
ill usage | 6 |
chiefest good | 6 |
doe nothing | 6 |
three things | 6 |
groue moralized | 6 |
humane society | 6 |
will bear | 6 |
nothing els | 6 |
wee finde | 6 |
diuine philosopher | 6 |
whole course | 6 |
typically marginal | 6 |
five hundred | 6 |
living creatures | 6 |
taught vs | 6 |
will permit | 6 |
must go | 6 |
much money | 6 |
euery thing | 6 |
eng ethics | 6 |
boetius lib | 6 |
mans nature | 6 |
thine eyes | 6 |
ill thing | 6 |
text notes | 6 |
two hundred | 6 |
second book | 6 |
well knowing | 6 |
laid aside | 6 |
de repub | 6 |
ill nature | 6 |
five volumes | 6 |
let every | 6 |
unreasonable creatures | 6 |
common consent | 6 |
sauiour christ | 6 |
may sometimes | 6 |
carried away | 6 |
men haue | 6 |
chinese philosopher | 6 |
will finde | 6 |
next place | 6 |
without knowing | 6 |
king henry | 6 |
next morning | 6 |
must make | 6 |
great matters | 6 |
earthly things | 6 |
men must | 6 |
will giue | 6 |
will easily | 6 |
man might | 6 |
will stand | 6 |
never yet | 6 |
since nature | 6 |
single person | 6 |
pray let | 6 |
original text | 6 |
within compass | 6 |
make one | 6 |
shee may | 6 |
low countries | 6 |
great difference | 6 |
perhaps may | 6 |
humane life | 6 |
much difficulty | 6 |
euerie man | 6 |
hard matter | 6 |
wicked man | 6 |
highly esteemed | 6 |
vain opinion | 6 |
well disposed | 6 |
another place | 6 |
morall vertue | 6 |
without good | 6 |
say nothing | 6 |
king henrie | 6 |
greater part | 6 |
ciuill law | 6 |
section iv | 6 |
blessed saviour | 5 |
one point | 5 |
wilt say | 5 |
yet wee | 5 |
vse thereof | 5 |
common sense | 5 |
seipso lib | 5 |
best things | 5 |
well assured | 5 |
stirre vp | 5 |
affected toward | 5 |
fourth part | 5 |
onely son | 5 |
shall say | 5 |
may add | 5 |
knit vp | 5 |
feare death | 5 |
reasonable soule | 5 |
now come | 5 |
yet made | 5 |
whereof wee | 5 |
may shew | 5 |
behaue themselues | 5 |
another question | 5 |
must remember | 5 |
free will | 5 |
great undertakings | 5 |
second place | 5 |
great care | 5 |
particular person | 5 |
will endeavour | 5 |
summum bonum | 5 |
touch vs | 5 |
little purpose | 5 |
king richard | 5 |
good manners | 5 |
life may | 5 |
good advice | 5 |
may set | 5 |
vs see | 5 |
none will | 5 |
tells vs | 5 |
must never | 5 |
one halfe | 5 |
great advantage | 5 |
yet hee | 5 |
sabaoth day | 5 |
one virtue | 5 |
best way | 5 |
may happen | 5 |
beyond measure | 5 |
see whether | 5 |
one night | 5 |
perfect health | 5 |
come now | 5 |
noblest part | 5 |
among themselues | 5 |
afflict vs | 5 |
many occasions | 5 |
global keyed | 5 |
people seem | 5 |
every little | 5 |
third book | 5 |
may put | 5 |
another time | 5 |
must keep | 5 |
euery way | 5 |
giue almes | 5 |
third person | 5 |
people may | 5 |
though perhaps | 5 |
proud man | 5 |
great riches | 5 |
god will | 5 |
doe well | 5 |
little ceremony | 5 |
will leave | 5 |
saviour jesus | 5 |
mutuall society | 5 |
live without | 5 |
especially since | 5 |
another thing | 5 |
wee know | 5 |
two former | 5 |
every mans | 5 |
one might | 5 |
may boldly | 5 |
pretious stones | 5 |
tacitus lib | 5 |
take place | 5 |
hee bee | 5 |
must neither | 5 |
may possibly | 5 |
highest degree | 5 |
common right | 5 |
take delight | 5 |
every body | 5 |
several parts | 5 |
think fit | 5 |
shee must | 5 |
offend vs | 5 |
will follow | 5 |
without trouble | 5 |
take heede | 5 |
takes away | 5 |
last will | 5 |
mans mind | 5 |
vain glory | 5 |
will begin | 5 |
three bookes | 5 |
therefore without | 5 |
great importance | 5 |
may see | 5 |
make two | 5 |
animal spirits | 5 |
every part | 5 |
first point | 5 |
whereby hee | 5 |
many men | 5 |
sir thomas | 5 |
many years | 5 |
acquisitiue facultie | 5 |
sensuall appetite | 5 |
us see | 5 |
young prince | 5 |
strong enough | 5 |
many parts | 5 |
men may | 5 |
another opinion | 5 |
ancient chineses | 5 |
three points | 5 |
old men | 5 |
spi global | 5 |
generous prince | 5 |
well known | 5 |
nothing lesse | 5 |
great enough | 5 |
neither must | 5 |
please god | 5 |
even among | 5 |
must give | 5 |
shew us | 5 |
single object | 5 |
haue done | 5 |
now since | 5 |
may take | 5 |
keep us | 5 |
divine majesty | 5 |
may never | 5 |
native country | 5 |
great pains | 5 |
every respect | 5 |
well knows | 5 |
without end | 5 |
section iii | 5 |
things will | 5 |
yet neuerthelesse | 5 |
conduct vs | 5 |
greeks call | 5 |
greatest pleasure | 5 |
will carry | 5 |
certaine kind | 5 |
make warre | 5 |
third place | 5 |
two kinds | 5 |
first ages | 5 |
wee doe | 5 |
although hee | 5 |
will prove | 5 |
tell us | 5 |
doth nothing | 5 |
befall vs | 5 |
nothing without | 5 |
vnto god | 5 |
whereby men | 4 |
haue neede | 4 |
mans soul | 4 |
present condition | 4 |
must likewise | 4 |
ordinary conversation | 4 |
one common | 4 |
good cause | 4 |
mans soule | 4 |
wishing well | 4 |
high nature | 4 |
must also | 4 |
vertuously disposed | 4 |
enuiron vs | 4 |
want either | 4 |
hauing beene | 4 |
two thousand | 4 |
now proceed | 4 |
may think | 4 |
absolute necessity | 4 |
parentes must | 4 |
thoughts concerning | 4 |
last age | 4 |
many places | 4 |
king charles | 4 |
gods indignation | 4 |
valiant man | 4 |
wherein may | 4 |
future condition | 4 |
afflicts vs | 4 |
former times | 4 |
gods justice | 4 |
much pleasure | 4 |
concern us | 4 |
worldly things | 4 |
famous wights | 4 |
yet none | 4 |
familiar friend | 4 |
wee say | 4 |
saint iohn | 4 |
three virtues | 4 |
humane apprehension | 4 |
old father | 4 |
spare diet | 4 |
people might | 4 |
farre better | 4 |
necessary consequence | 4 |
great master | 4 |
one kind | 4 |
private family | 4 |
though god | 4 |
went presently | 4 |
true knowledge | 4 |
better understood | 4 |
particular persons | 4 |
person living | 4 |
first thing | 4 |
whereas contrariwise | 4 |
mortall men | 4 |
ill consequence | 4 |
may fairly | 4 |
even without | 4 |
primitive times | 4 |
intemperate man | 4 |
give one | 4 |
diuine prouidence | 4 |
will quickly | 4 |
will remaine | 4 |
prudent man | 4 |
vs beleeue | 4 |
good successe | 4 |
two different | 4 |
sicke patient | 4 |
will beleeue | 4 |
private man | 4 |
wee name | 4 |
golden groue | 4 |
full period | 4 |
also may | 4 |
vpon vs | 4 |
wee terme | 4 |
therefore let | 4 |
haue neuer | 4 |
must live | 4 |
within us | 4 |
thine owne | 4 |
aptara keyed | 4 |
years together | 4 |
ever since | 4 |
jeremy collier | 4 |
serve us | 4 |
good faith | 4 |
peaceable life | 4 |
power ouer | 4 |
holy man | 4 |
many now | 4 |
makes vse | 4 |
amongst vs | 4 |
almes vnto | 4 |
five essays | 4 |
want nothing | 4 |
universal love | 4 |
another world | 4 |
subiect vnto | 4 |
vs feele | 4 |
wise philosopher | 4 |
lay downe | 4 |
gouerne themselues | 4 |
stony hearts | 4 |
shall ever | 4 |
men say | 4 |
twelve tables | 4 |
vs nothing | 4 |
iohn reynolds | 4 |
haue formerly | 4 |
euerie one | 4 |
de anima | 4 |
will shew | 4 |
pray vnto | 4 |
now adaies | 4 |
first man | 4 |
four books | 4 |
one minute | 4 |
many false | 4 |
haue bene | 4 |
never left | 4 |
thinke vpon | 4 |
pope paul | 4 |
old people | 4 |
without seeing | 4 |
wil neuer | 4 |
like men | 4 |
old testament | 4 |
contrary obiect | 4 |
made good | 4 |
shall begin | 4 |
one soule | 4 |
supreme good | 4 |
dolus malus | 4 |
moral essay | 4 |
hence comes | 4 |
may use | 4 |
bring us | 4 |
chose rather | 4 |
since neither | 4 |
magnanimous man | 4 |
things necessary | 4 |
good natured | 4 |
younger people | 4 |
true god | 4 |
sensitiue appetite | 4 |
every good | 4 |
late daies | 4 |
must tell | 4 |
will hardly | 4 |
man gives | 4 |
divine revelation | 4 |
third cause | 4 |
will consider | 4 |
bring forth | 4 |
us either | 4 |
shall make | 4 |
little lesse | 4 |
three hundred | 4 |
hundred yeeres | 4 |
every person | 4 |
may without | 4 |
civill society | 4 |
must first | 4 |
hee might | 4 |
presently went | 4 |
yeeres agoe | 4 |
wee possesse | 4 |
de republ | 4 |
men living | 4 |
teacheth us | 4 |
might probably | 4 |
will keep | 4 |
man take | 4 |
generall must | 4 |
small amazement | 4 |
shall still | 4 |
though much | 4 |
best advantage | 4 |
soueraigne contentment | 4 |
finde nothing | 4 |
person may | 4 |
come home | 4 |
must fall | 4 |
son marcus | 4 |
vertuous actions | 4 |
somewhat hard | 4 |
publique affairs | 4 |
mad man | 4 |
common saying | 4 |
three dayes | 4 |
will proceed | 4 |
first booke | 4 |
teaches us | 4 |
one jot | 4 |
great regard | 4 |
may behold | 4 |
taken captiue | 4 |
puts us | 4 |
great turke | 4 |
two parts | 4 |
well know | 4 |
government will | 4 |
one hour | 4 |
good name | 4 |
without life | 4 |
therefore though | 4 |
proper place | 4 |
many contrary | 4 |
much passion | 4 |
great measure | 4 |
dare say | 4 |
sure never | 4 |
get wealth | 4 |
great use | 4 |
plain dealing | 4 |
mens actions | 4 |
nature doth | 4 |
whether hee | 4 |
particular kingdom | 4 |
giue vnto | 4 |
several ages | 4 |
formerly intimated | 4 |
punique war | 4 |
made war | 4 |
another mans | 4 |
bruit animals | 4 |
great good | 4 |
bee true | 4 |
principal virtue | 4 |
come neerer | 4 |
ancient custom | 4 |
privat interest | 4 |
make vse | 4 |
ciuill warres | 4 |
much good | 4 |
masters doctrine | 4 |
brought forth | 4 |
may know | 4 |
among us | 4 |
selfe haue | 4 |
remarkable passages | 4 |
familiar discourse | 4 |
wee tearme | 4 |
will go | 4 |
betwixt hope | 4 |
yeers together | 4 |
quite another | 4 |
will happen | 4 |
two ways | 4 |
iust iudgement | 4 |
take vp | 4 |
haue written | 4 |
mortall things | 4 |
utmost endeavours | 4 |
examine whether | 4 |
eldest son | 4 |
will one | 4 |
haue spoken | 4 |
know whether | 4 |
certain kind | 4 |
away like | 4 |
precious stones | 4 |
vain opinions | 4 |
therefore shall | 4 |
man always | 4 |
shee makes | 4 |
wise mans | 4 |
haue already | 4 |
whereas now | 4 |
give way | 4 |
de republic | 4 |
men usually | 4 |
saint paul | 4 |
obliges men | 4 |
well worth | 4 |
induced thereunto | 4 |
just occasion | 4 |
fift part | 4 |
saint michael | 4 |
tiberius gracchus | 4 |
brought vp | 4 |
things past | 4 |
felicity consists | 4 |
though without | 4 |
must know | 4 |
second hand | 4 |
bee three | 4 |
without prejudice | 4 |
ten times | 4 |
already spoken | 4 |
high mysteries | 4 |
inordinate passions | 4 |
former condition | 4 |
vertuous men | 4 |
bee foure | 4 |
wee make | 4 |
great authority | 4 |
will ever | 4 |
big enough | 4 |
many cases | 4 |
religious persons | 4 |
may safely | 4 |
one instance | 4 |
man never | 4 |
far forth | 4 |
may yet | 4 |
shall suffice | 4 |
vitious persons | 4 |
good tutour | 4 |
three kinds | 4 |
civil duties | 4 |
holy scriptures | 4 |
christian princes | 4 |
may prove | 4 |
present miseries | 4 |
absolute power | 4 |
just mean | 4 |
must diligently | 4 |
well furnished | 4 |
generous actions | 4 |
will soone | 4 |
truly great | 4 |
set forth | 4 |
de legib | 4 |
humane reason | 4 |
hee haue | 4 |
perfect knowledge | 4 |
make choice | 4 |
throw away | 4 |
insatiable thirst | 4 |
one case | 4 |
generally speaking | 4 |
greater value | 4 |
shall discourse | 4 |
best men | 4 |
within vs | 4 |
much care | 4 |
humane duties | 4 |
haue abandoned | 4 |
howbeit notwithstanding | 4 |
excellent nature | 4 |
parents must | 4 |
yet saw | 4 |
many ages | 4 |
lay hold | 4 |
may perhaps | 4 |
every ones | 4 |
keep within | 4 |
perhaps many | 3 |
must giue | 3 |
whereby god | 3 |
violent desire | 3 |
diuine wisedome | 3 |
thereto belonging | 3 |
now concerning | 3 |
eight part | 3 |
within three | 3 |
peoples dispositions | 3 |
certain persons | 3 |
truly noble | 3 |
wee yet | 3 |
wicked men | 3 |
ambitious men | 3 |
hee himselfe | 3 |
may go | 3 |
may hence | 3 |
doe make | 3 |
certain state | 3 |
many miseries | 3 |
may imagine | 3 |
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