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... selfe ( wch have neither wives nor children ) are happy men ; for to what purpose do men marry wives , or beget children ? or how is it likely or possible , that those wch succede us shall live , when wee ( our selves ) use all meanes ...
... selfe ( wch have neither wives nor children ) are happy men ; for to what purpose do men marry wives , or beget children ? or how is it likely or possible , that those wch succede us shall live , when wee ( our selves ) use all meanes ...
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... selfe avoided two , but hee had a multitude of assail- ants ; therefore hee betakes himselfe to flight , and they follow as faste . Hee ( wth muche adoe ) escapes their jawes , till hee was gotten out of their liberties , ( and seing ...
... selfe avoided two , but hee had a multitude of assail- ants ; therefore hee betakes himselfe to flight , and they follow as faste . Hee ( wth muche adoe ) escapes their jawes , till hee was gotten out of their liberties , ( and seing ...
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