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Soon after came Sir John Caroe1 likewise with a great troop of men well armed , using the like humbleness and respects towards the King , when he knew the case . King Philip doubting that they , being but subjects , durst not let him ...
Soon after came Sir John Caroe1 likewise with a great troop of men well armed , using the like humbleness and respects towards the King , when he knew the case . King Philip doubting that they , being but subjects , durst not let him ...
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Consider likewise what commodi- ties the soil where the plantation is doth naturally yield , that they may some way help to defray the charge of the plantation , ( so it be not , as was said , to the un- timely prejudice of the main ...
Consider likewise what commodi- ties the soil where the plantation is doth naturally yield , that they may some way help to defray the charge of the plantation , ( so it be not , as was said , to the un- timely prejudice of the main ...
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He that builds a fair house upon an ill seat , committeth him- self to prison . Neither do I reckon it an ill seat only where the air is unwholesome ; but likewise where the air is unequal ; as you shall see many fine 228 OF BUILDING .
He that builds a fair house upon an ill seat , committeth him- self to prison . Neither do I reckon it an ill seat only where the air is unwholesome ; but likewise where the air is unequal ; as you shall see many fine 228 OF BUILDING .
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