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Pagina 652
of all , in a common proverb which riseth of that learning and those manners which you gather in Italy . ... And now choose you , you Italian Englishmen , whether you will be angry with us for calling you monsters , or with the Italians ...
of all , in a common proverb which riseth of that learning and those manners which you gather in Italy . ... And now choose you , you Italian Englishmen , whether you will be angry with us for calling you monsters , or with the Italians ...
Pagina 655
they like not that preacher ; they hear not his sermons , except sometimes for company they come thither to hear the Italian tongue naturally spoken , not to hear God's doctrine truly preached . And yet these men , in matters of ...
they like not that preacher ; they hear not his sermons , except sometimes for company they come thither to hear the Italian tongue naturally spoken , not to hear God's doctrine truly preached . And yet these men , in matters of ...
Pagina 656
Yea , the lord mayor of London , being but a civil officer , is commonly for his time more diligent in punishing sin , the bent enemy against God and good order , than all the bloody inquisitors in Italy be in seven year .
Yea , the lord mayor of London , being but a civil officer , is commonly for his time more diligent in punishing sin , the bent enemy against God and good order , than all the bloody inquisitors in Italy be in seven year .
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