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And forasmuch as the truth ( as I have said ) is oftentimes hid , and I take not upon me to have this knowledge , I cannot praise but that kind of courtiers which I set most by , and allow that which seemeth unto me most nigh the truth ...
And forasmuch as the truth ( as I have said ) is oftentimes hid , and I take not upon me to have this knowledge , I cannot praise but that kind of courtiers which I set most by , and allow that which seemeth unto me most nigh the truth ...
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For as much help whereof as may be in this case , I have endeavoured throughout the body of this whole discourse , that every former part might give strength unto all that follow , and every later bring some light unto all before .
For as much help whereof as may be in this case , I have endeavoured throughout the body of this whole discourse , that every former part might give strength unto all that follow , and every later bring some light unto all before .
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They who thus are accustomed to speak apply the name of Law unto that only rule of working which superior authority imposeth ; whereas we somewhat more enlarging the sense thereof , term any kind of rule or canon whereby actions are ...
They who thus are accustomed to speak apply the name of Law unto that only rule of working which superior authority imposeth ; whereas we somewhat more enlarging the sense thereof , term any kind of rule or canon whereby actions are ...
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