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“ But suppose that Euphues love thee , that Philautus leave thee , will thy father , thinkest thou , give thee liberty to live after thine own lust ? Will he esteem him worthy to inherit his ...
“ But suppose that Euphues love thee , that Philautus leave thee , will thy father , thinkest thou , give thee liberty to live after thine own lust ? Will he esteem him worthy to inherit his ...
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So fares it with Saladyne , for , after a month's mourning was past , he fell to consideration of his father's testament , how he had bequeathed more to his younger brothers than to himself ; that Rosader was his father's darling ...
So fares it with Saladyne , for , after a month's mourning was past , he fell to consideration of his father's testament , how he had bequeathed more to his younger brothers than to himself ; that Rosader was his father's darling ...
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Do not even the Publicans of your Father that is in heaven : likewise ? for he maketh his sun to arise on 48 Ye shall therefore be perfit , your Father which is in heaven , is perfit . ( 5 ) BISHOPS ' BIBLE , 1572 THE V. CHAPTER ...
Do not even the Publicans of your Father that is in heaven : likewise ? for he maketh his sun to arise on 48 Ye shall therefore be perfit , your Father which is in heaven , is perfit . ( 5 ) BISHOPS ' BIBLE , 1572 THE V. CHAPTER ...
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