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' 1    timeoftheithafflifliong’ orif' they 1'eta.ine
 Ape darke and miffy remembrance of they

  

time pafc, they wantfthe difzretion by

 . comparxng it with the time prefent to   A

  

 fozefiee and prevent evil} times toecome.

And this feemes to benow the condition of us the peo- "A

ple ofEngIemd, who lmve almoit forgot how our Re-

livion La.Wes— liberties‘ and m ertie-sir: o111*eI%ates V
:3 9 3 :2

lay bleeding; almofl to death at the feete of A a. Malignant
pa.me of'Pa.p1fis, Pre1ates,e.nd Court I3’1'1efis, Innova-—
ting Coumtellors, corrupt _Iudges;, With thexre depen-N

dents,I3etty«Fobgers, So1icito1‘s,P1'ojes&oz's, M-rb;1opoljw«% A
A fers, a.x1:i other P1*erog:u:1ve ‘‘ Pamfites : How unjuf’c and

dePcrm€‘cive. 21 warre was p1'0je&ed by" the faid. Ma.1ig«.-
nzmts betweene us and 0m'bmthe1' Nation of Scotlmdf
wherei11 wehwere flare, if we xvere c0nqe.e1'ed., to 1001?:
our fI::lw‘e:3 rmd all we lied m the C0:1q:ze1‘01*w?:i_1whozn

M _We fc)1.1:~;2,‘}:1t;, andifwee (Ed c0r1querJt0% the eP»"§::2.U§g;z1a21t

pa1‘tiefbr Wham We feLzgE1te: H-aw {tan feemre c:=«:,:1' beam
e A  A M £38‘. :?f6.

(25

Q   diage) the old Englifh Souldiaryr of Prc>tefl;az1ts being i ii

idisbandeci in‘Irrl:z2z..r1._,an Army of 800:0. Inf/be Papifis,

(the l.ce«ndu6’c01*sl at this clav“ of the bloody rebellion

rhere) were raifeol by Srrafioiwl, and kept: hovering over‘

our heads,‘ ready to fall upon us l{_wea.l<ned with ans-rm»-l
ha§rpyiconqL1ei’c)wandro lay that Iron yoke upon our
rieckes to which we flrould unworthily have firbclrred
our brethren. _ .  1' A A ’    A A A

_.But What our or A preflions ‘sndgrilevances were in par-1

" ticular, wrhorwere‘-she‘ Authors, what ayrnesltheymhad,

s,ne:iwhat _mea,nes they urfiedr, how, farre they proceeded
Eiefore this Parliament, 3.flCif.f1CC§:\Vhat the faithfull em-
deavours ofthis Parliament are, arid What they l‘r2.v’e
donera1.rega;dyfor~r.us;, arrdrar how little 3; cl1a.rge,confi-
dering the‘ great Burdens and flaveryrhey havei Freed us
from, what dangerous oppofitions, ;m;x:es: 

 

“theirownepeIfo1rs)1:he,ys have (through. the goodgeife
“ ‘(>5 G~od)i<3Vere~0_f11e,ia1id fare »Pci1l_.enV;ir0ned witliall :-
How fairhfullyito ouribenefit theylhavei-dislburfed the ‘.

publike‘ money; p7 ands upon A What 3111}, neeefl‘ary,‘rri1egall

, grounds, and with What reFpe6’c to the King and King-
dome they have managed all our affaires. T,H0lV (as ~»

Chrifl: was led afideimzo the Wilderneffe to bee temp-
red) his Majeflie is led aficle fi‘omlhis great ~Councell

the Parliament (in. Whom there is fi;1*ength‘;s into a. Wil-
derneffeof errors and wealcneffes: And what rhepomts
i Aofdifierence bcrgzveene h1S Majelhe and ‘Julie Parliament

are at this time; He‘ there is capable of .f%.risfé.éiion., and
defires 4 withall to kqgxv what {hare he is likely to have
in the publiike calamiiies (if not prevented) and how to
«Carry ihimfelfe tlaerein, let him rlreatiethe third lRemon4l

V fignes (diflzruéhve to the being of Parlianmentsand ‘roe

fl:rar1ce,_r.he Ieverell Declarations, tile genemlil accduntsr   A _

oftlie iK‘ir-rlgclorrie publilhed by the Parliament, togerhere’

with th0f€~m,0P_c excellent 0i§le1'v2r~.t~i0i1s 5, the me upon’

  his

   <3) a  
his Majefcies axifwer to the Lords and C0mrn‘onsA0fth.;e
1 9.ofMay,Az 642 . The other upon fome OEA his Majefties

 f  late Anfvvers and -Expreffes.

A "Li‘Z<eAwife the Anfwer to the Srommerfetfbire Petition,’
and a gesodh p1aine‘Paper,‘ca11ed Some mcire new Obfere
various concernirtg King and”Paar1iarnent, hcontaining
20, confiderations. Another Paper intituled jefitits
pldts: And a Paper called a (hot: difizourfe tending to

pacification ofdifferences betweene his Majefiie and his 

Parliament; where thefie t1‘uth€S~ appeare, as cleare as
the Surme, in defpight of Em/yand her blacke m0uth’d
daughter,S1aunder, which alwayes attends good deefls
in a badage,as the fhadow attends the body. M .

V But thataftetfomahyprayersandpetitions to God
for aPar1iament;we fhouid fa much forget his mercies,
our owne fufiferings and eompiaimts, and the Parlia-

ments faithfufi, wife, andePFe&ual1 indeavouars, as to V
at hearken rtotthtcrh voyceofa Ma1rgt1an!:apa1*tyt, who flatter
us, calumniate them and abufeallgthis {heweth us to be A

the Sons of Adzmgapt to be tempted, even with an Ape
pie. But let us examine the caufes of this our incon-

  {tancy and ingratitude, whichmayibe partly inward in A
our fe1ves,and partly outward 111 others. A t

I . Inward in our ielvesfiasg

V 'Fir{’t,'1ong difcontinuance of Parliaments hathfilleci

thiS‘KingdO111€' fo full of difeafes, that we grotv weary

A <>fPhyficke before our Phyfitiansrcan perfefi the cure, ~

and had ‘rather venture. at 1‘€1f1p{€t;Ih€11 co”t1fi1'rnet~ot_zr

  healthes by flirting up naore humoura: A ~ A ~
. Secortdlyfloecattfe the Parharnentdzd not fetafonablv  a

fatisfife our anger withprmifiament of Delinquents, wee.
are new tr red” W 1th expezirattort, and as angry? Wrtla the-
Parliament as Wtth Dehmquettts. V But 1:? weer twztirdetrr

1 howpmd bv whom they are §fii’Ot€C?.”€d, wttere they take
  A A, A A A A  

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v"'v'*" V”‘‘"‘‘'‘ 5‘ fa ’ ‘ “:3? «M. t 4
4.; ‘tn’?  1? at ‘T ;;.*~..«, at *« ~ . ' ~
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.San.€%u%ary: and how the multitude of offenders, their F

gftiends and abettoe1's is f'uch5 tImt——4-—Hosdtfi.m’it mama.-A
rzagl jzméioqztc zmzéoflep/nzlmgesg They are too many',,

too flrong tofbe brought toit_punifl1nient, unleffe the

Pa.t~1iatnent hound more abilitie in :themfE1Ve"s and more
confi‘ancy;t1 the people then they h3.ve__yet met wtthall,

the Pwetliamehnt is to.tbe—excufed. W

Second1y~outward cauf es of our unconftancy and‘
ingretitude proceeds from the A fubttltxe and 1ndnf’try of  

the malignant partie 5* whon'With'hal1dilligensce in their

re-ports,‘ di{E:otz1'ies,w1*itings and pttbliéations, Anaj/‘ins
Churches and Pulpxts tier‘ fame gloflesss upon their

owne fowle aétions,‘ so and with fou1epaint§ngs,fiaine

the f§3.i1‘e nterits of the Par1.ian1ent.; Let us em»

e ble. A  A A g    A A _
' sh Firfl, the MaIignants4oh£7e1-ving nsto bee Freed from
pa.inefuI1tSymptomes,and willing to takeout‘ refi and

Aeafe‘(t1pon the'adVnntage of our floath); perfwadeusA to
take this for a. cure (though the difeafe 1i€«yetl1.I1'king in
our Bowells) and to grow angry with,and fi1Fpiti-

 sous of our Phifitians,‘ as if they kept us in an unl-

nece1Ta.ry CO1.‘£__1‘{E of Phyfieketo continue their power
and egovetnment over us. “ But then‘ de1atesApre*»ceeded

A A pttrtfir fiiotn the throng of great and weightie buhfinheffes,
‘which ( h1«;.e wewescontmttally falling in one upon ano-'

 from the flights of the M 3.1% ggnants.

‘then? hindel‘ them {elves in the crow

d-," And principally

% Secondly, the Malignants olavgeaflfi that this P3.1"Ii-;I-
ment is 2. hnrriezt tothe Comtnoz1-WeaIth,that they free

 us from Taxatisons of Shi11ing.s,h by impofihtionshtof

Pounds, by Snbfidies,PolemoneyjLo.9mees,8zc. - A
Fi1‘fi,;In*~ defpexfate dii"eefesA (ittchas the Malig-

enants had infefteds this Cotntnon-Wealth wvitlzall )3’ h
.;B1ood—1ett1ng1s neceffary, the vemes W111 511 againe

if

mine fome 0f.i'.A1ih€iI:AtC9Q1.L11T1fli€S3 for all is 2 impofii- 

5)

 ii'thevital‘l parts“ be preferred ;, ifwee contributey part

ofour parti_c.ularvvea1th to free theCommon-Wealth
from flavery and l‘I.1p€I‘liZ1_tIOI1 ( the parents of repining

floath and dejeéied Cowardife) wee {hall incourage in-4

duI’try,, and renew ourftoclte : but if weefloopeu'n-

A der an Arbitrary govermnent, who will worlte that

others may cievoure the fl‘U.ltS A of his labours 9" -Li-
bertie is the fountame of 1ncluftry,& incluitry of Wealth.

 "2. Beficles, the 2Parliament, hath already paydfus
  liberally for all the Taxes they have made us pay;

and our payments are but for theprefent; their bene-

fits anclgood Lawes are perpetuall. The abo‘li‘fl1i11g ¥
‘of fuperfhtion and 1'eforming our Religion. The vin-
dicat1ngourLaWes,‘,rLiberties and Properties are ine-

fiimablml .Shipm0ne_V did yearely col’: tl‘1t3il<l11gClO1I1C

.--above zooooo. pouncl,Coate and Conduéi: mony, and
other military cha1'ges(befides the troubleancl ter-

 rour ) . almofc as muelt; A A ‘ few   Monopolies “ did
«iyearely grejuclice the Subjecit a Million. Sope. rooooo.
-‘pound, Wiize ;_oc>ooc>..pound., . Leather alrnoft 4,ooooo.. by
potind, Salt 400000. pound -, all thefe, with many
other Monopoliess ithisi Parliament hath talteni away. it
»Belides.What infinite clammage tho{e,dileotr1’a9,e1nents ‘
r of trade brought invifibly upon the.Common-fwealtli,

as Well lLzm*o at/fezzzte, as Dzmmo emrrgmte.-lAnd{Wl1ich
is the benefit of all benefits, the (fiinteifexice, the

Eli:-ter,tl1e fpirit extraéted out of all their indeavours)

the more ofallthefewrongs is “cleclared- to be againfl:

a law by an Act of-Parliame-nt,being an arbitrary power,
 which (for their owne benefit morelthen his Maiefixes)
‘ the p1’€1'Og.&t1V€ parafites" pretended to be intl1ei I{ix1g,9 of

taxingthei Subjecfts Becharging their cflates at pleafiare,

r without limitatiox1,and Without confextt in Parliament.

 «This. Parliament had not beene fo chargeableto W
* V”   r B3 ‘ " the”

(6 )

i the l-zingclome, had not the Malignant partie continually l
V. multiplyed their troubles, charges -and dangers, and re» A

  .~t2trcled the remeclies.

Tl’1i1‘Clly,thiS Parliament is rrtore hated thenarityfor-=

 mer Parliament hath beener:.rFirit, becaufe it‘ hath

found moreDelinquents,e and it lmth gone farther in

fearching and cttringwotlnds and idiféafesgand eftalvlilh-»

ingaperfeét reformation both in Church and State,

then ever any did. Longintermiilion of P-arliamentsf

having filled this Co1nm0n--wealth fo uni$ve1'l' ally with
ill humours, that ( in this old doting'age, wherein it
drawesi to its period) Wee can neither ii1clure 1tsrdiiea~

 lies, not theterneclies. And herein this Parliament is
it imofl: unhappy. S€COI1ClljV5 hecaufe it émnot he broken

l without‘ tlteirpwne ;COnl‘€1'1t: Ever fince which at‘: pelt,
gall wayes have heene taken by the Crourt~fa,i0n,to di.-..
folve tortclelhsoy it 3, before thofe qttarrells about Hull

lot the Militm were thought oil

A All iwhich plots ifityling, they now attempt ljwltat no

age will ever beleeve, unlefle itrbeias witcked as this) to
itender odious nand_ fixfpetited to the i people this onely
‘ _; Sanétuary of their Religion, Lawes, L1~be‘rtie$,‘a.nd

properties... The W 1'eprefe1itative body‘ 0fCl'1<3‘.VVl10lC King-—
dome. ii i V i
A Fourthly, they labour to make tl1i—stan.d all. other Par-

_li-atments invalid and of no attthoritiie or reputation with

the people,by infufing {itch opinions a.t1dicloyt-Strines into

them as a_1*e1nconfii’cer1twith the I1a.tLl1‘€ of Parliaments,

fly, that Parliament p1‘iviledges’:3.re no where to be read,

:?.I1Cl~ will itrilte cleatiythei V€1‘_V more of ~them,if they bee
generally believed. Firit, that it the King clelert the
P3.1‘li3.m€1‘1t3~ it is 3. voyd ail"einbl}r,; and R}’itl“10uE power

to defend the kingdom-e,eVen frornopen violence. A it

’RighE,I1»0E denied to a private perfon alfitttlited. Second—-

and  4

l body eifthe‘lking

(7)

and To the Reprefentation of this Whole kingdome gives

them no ptiviiledge not lauthoritie. "Thirdlva that the
ma J"or-“pa1:‘t in Parliament “IS notconfide1*cthle,when ma...

my‘ are ahfent 01‘ dilrfflt. But to {lay untill all, or almoft

all are._prefe_nt and alienting, and motto acqm-'e{fe, in the
Majontie, 13 never to bring any ‘thing to concltifion,

nay to bring allltot tusmults and confufion. Fourthly,
that the lmajor part is no major part, beceufe the fratd

of§fomefeW'iI1ifl€3.ds them. This Pofition divides the

Parliament inm twounworthy forts of111en,Deceivers, 4|  

end Dec'eived.Fiftly, that Parliamentis may doe difl1o-
notable, nay treafomtble Aaflsl. And that this Pa,rlia..-‘—
ment hath beene Yo blinded by fome V few M&ligl1&n‘t$,

as to abet Treafon in Silt 530/m Homzm. ( "Anfwerto «

the If9.PI‘OP0fitVlOI14Svj7.A2h./SEC the Anfwer‘to the De~cla.-
ration May 26._p. 1  H and 28.29.)Here you fee Tim»

fon charged upon the llreprefenntative body of the king;-= A

dome; an conf‘eucnt;?”by ‘1*efleétion,,upon the Whole
6

A ome reptefented_.If therei-b1*e his~~Maje. -
file take Armes,1t muftbe agamfi: usal.l(Parliemen~t~a11d ‘
‘I3 eople)mvo1ve in one ncorninon C1‘1Ffl€ iofTreafon.And e

yetthe  the law i_£s,tl1ia.t no diihonorahle thingis i‘:
to be prefumed ofPa.1'l1a.ments. And (Ilhellieve)neitl1et‘
«:te”afon,nor example can fhew any thing 'a._ga.in1;‘cth1s»ru1e.

"Sixtly,thati the Parliament hath trampled upon all‘.

- La.w,and the Kiitgs ‘P1‘erogatiVte,&{'ought to i-nfleve the’

whole Kingclome. During the long» abfence of Pa.rlia~nl

ments,the l’re1*oga.tive hadefwallowedethe Law, twhich i
this “Parliament itceufed to bevoifnited up egaine, and A
reftored toythe people, when the lMalig11ent, pal‘-E16

thoughtit hadheexte digefled andeconvetted” ‘ into the
very nature of the P re1*ogsttiVe..l And this his one “dztnge-

tons effeét ofthe long; virantiof Pa.1:lia.ments,that whet--A
foever the P1‘C.1‘Og3.tlV€‘ devoures,,t11oug'l:1 it “digeit ané ;

A incor— —

  e” ‘ (8)

incorporate not with it, but breake forth into Wensi and
. otherunwholefome eiccretions 3. vet (becaufe they are

of fome continuance) both Prince and peopletbut efpe-
cial-ly eVill¢Coux1i7ellors (whoa onely thrive by” the a--:

« buleof V exorbitant power) take it fora part and meme ‘e
ber oftl1e:Prerogative, and make It a matter of {Ban-

tdall and quarrelhthat after {'0 long a fitfl’erance,the Par?-

liamenit lltzould launce or pare away thofe tumors; But -

that the Parliament ((5 {mall ’ a body armed onely with
a derivative power of reprelisntation, havingtan Aétive
Anti-pa—rliamentary faétion ofMortarchifis in the heat:
ofit,and which hath beene put to labour for its prefer.”..
vation ever fincethe Billpaflied for perpetuating of it )

Ihould trampleupon the Law, and inflave the whole

kingdome. feemeswonderfull; it beingthe onely foun-
tame and foundation of)ourLaWes"_ , “the San&t1ary

whither   the people lflie for fuccourwheni they at-c opa ‘

preifed in their Lawes, Liberties, and Properties  and

_ which fo l_ately hathredeemedthe People andiallthey l
‘ can call theirs,out of bondage, anclthe members there—- N

 of being fure to fufieriamongfi the multitude, whenfoe
verfour Lawes faile us. Seventhly,  

«-1
£3‘

AA alto Parliament
fougltt the bet1'aying '05 Chui‘cht.andtState «.3, and to efl”ea:

the fame, had eretfted a new Ll_pfl:a.1‘t a ttfi,athorit.ie in the Mi- .
lliti/1, and levied warrev upon the “King. Theymay pro-
v perly belaid to betray Church and State 5 whoeiicorrupt
« the doétrine and difcipline in the one, and fiibvert the

Lawes and former of government in theother- And if

any man be fo great a ftranger in our Ifmel as not to

know who they are, I will tell 'him. Firfi,the Prel-ates,
and Court Prieflzs brought many‘ alteration's into our

M Liturgy and Rttbriclcxicontrary to the Acit of Parlia-

ment, whereby the Common Prayer boolre is eltabliih-

ed) Vaine Ceremonies,‘ Altars,ax1d many new tdofcrines

.‘J_.. ‘

into

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Attricular confeffion is ofneceI’fitie,v&c.e Thefe are a. few“

of their‘ d(5r’1‘uptioris "in; D0&"1'ine i «ifiriplirme  follfowes‘ .2

VTheyi#inI_a.r’ged1etheir1 jufifdi&i0n7iag*a*i11fi« “Law. A The

High‘ Cqmmiflion txiéd the Tempmall  Svsreeofrd by

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ufejd an independent jL’iF1fd1C}10fl5fl not derxved‘ from

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by the Svvordé: from which, and from t}10Fethatc0L111~
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Lawes, L1bert;1e_s and properties that ef?:nt:l1em,Vo1~ A (beg.
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ken, knowes not the power of Parliamentsg. ‘for if the
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then“ the Tur1rioit*‘Mttfcovite. They“ can repieale an 
thegood Laws they have got for you : Theyy can re-

rvivethe tSte1'»C1mr1ber;, High~Commiflion,, &c;.r and?

fetthe Piilory upon your netkes, and little £42m’ upon

your eai1*ete.gaii1e:They can bring in and na;tura1i‘ze the

Excifee of the II..ow~Countries, the Gabeis of’Frar1c'e,
the Aiczwales of'Spaine., a1‘l£i.€l.i1tii.‘1fL" Taxes. of 'i3io1'eiice,
and make England the Map of all the opprefliorisr in tire
wo1'ltd,they can give away your Laws, Liberties, and
"Properties by a~Sttttute,, and efiabiiyfla £1 ip"erpetu:ti1Ty,-

i many by 2:. i;..ew, which {hall Prop‘ your mouthes for

evegwhert youflnall be told thetyyythe A6’: of the Re»
prefentzttive body is the -Aft oft!

  

  Whole Kingdome,

and you are bot1ndyiby»the~L2Lwes of the I;.a.nd; Com-» m
piai11tsfa.g3;inft illegall Taxes ’-fl'1a11*then no more beep

heardiin your Streetes For want of I..awes.Neit11er tbinlt
this plot fofl1atIloW,otha.t the members of this Parliam

‘ mer1t,01‘ti1Cif pofterityi fliceull draw in the {itme yoke with

you : Noythey may entaile their fevemil Votes and

Seats in this already perpetuated Parliament to thetn-«
{elves and their heires Males for ever: And (as the Pebble
faith, that the} Lion proclaiming a. genemll clay of'hum:--
ing, all beaiis of prey waited upon him for their flmres)
fo thefe may have a. fubordinatef fha.~z*e,:iecording to their

feverall capacities, in your fpoiles and booties“ The

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‘ yTheyimay‘be~thei oniyhvouritcs zmdr Privadoes, itmdi

A ‘iftrike allothers intot11e:Boxe,—and lie ir'u:heit'roomes.

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to inventor;:Theo1og1c:;t11y engine, celled a~D1vine Pre-

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tog::.tii~*efo1*battet'§11gyot2r Lztws, Liberties, 9,1161% Pro-3  

petties :, rtheVotes ofthe Psttliament 1113.11 fl1a.lte them

in {'undrer : They? £112,111 be the Kings Cavaliers, and flab;-“

due you and all yours (fetuse not 3. Civili V\7*a.r) Without
blow fl:riken,, and with it moft pe1*:11:.ment \*iCto1‘y; l And“
this »whole Kingdoxne £113.11 confift ordy 0521. King, it
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fetrvants, or negleéft {belt {.1 Compemlmm of power and

W profit ‘upon my’ conditions 5‘ Miflake me not : I doe not

fzty or thi11kettthey' will doe this, they h:«we fhewed them—'
feivees more pious‘, jufi, fitithfitll, then to deferve fixch :4:
fizfpitisgn. But take11eed you doe not camcell the obliga-
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not by 3/'O111‘€X3.1np1'€tO bier, Vwhat you would 11otV112we

them to be: If einhez‘ indignation tor feare flaould pre-”

_p:-we their mindesr to 111a.Z«:e EL politique ufe of your faithé
Iefie cow:11*dife=, what rnrghtitot they get; and you Iofeet;

‘Who will not ratherforf%.ke?then.be ‘forféken, curd fit-~

crifice h1"n1fe1fe for the fafety of at cotripzmy of m:g1*ate-
fitfi, txztfctithhtll ‘cowst1*ds‘ 2’ Honour? is the reward of
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protee} VOUI‘ Re1igio11,Lmves, Liberties, and Proper--'

ties; Give it them for their fakes aftcf your owns, or
blame them not rtithey follow the dxétatesq of .11£tture5
and provide for thezrowne iafety, bydefertmg you who

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xvhielmereafonrroitersyou. And God fend us allmindes;
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