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1.
read
Rhapsody
for
Ropsody
.
p
1.
r.
Schismatical
for
Shismaticall
.
p.
1.
r.
which
for
with
are
&c.
p.
4.
r.
dilemma
for
delemma
.
p.
4.
r.
peculiar
for
perculiar
.
p.
17.
r.
reference
for
reuerence
.
p.
19.
r.
euill
for
ewill
.
p.
20.
r.
genu
for
genus
.
p.
20.
r.
flectitur
for
flectiter
.
p.
21.
r.
concilii
for
conilii
p.
21.
r.
Emmanuel
for
Emmavel
.
p.
21
,
r.
and
for
annd
.
p.
26.
r.
literally
for
litterally
.
p.
28.
r.
vt
ei
coelestia
for
coelestia
&c.
p.
39.
r.
reference
for
reverence
.
p.
53.
r.
interpreters
for
interpreter
.
p.
54.
r.
come
for
ome
.
p.
59.
humility
for
humity
.
p.
62.
r.
poplite
for
polite
p.
65.
r.
Orosius
for
Orotius
p.
73.
r.
must
not
for
must
not
.
p.
80.
termino
for
termino
.
IN
this
wonderfull
Behold
the
of
the
at
extreame
surprized
(
as
it
should
seeme
by
the
Circumstances
of
the
in
his
Bedd
by
a
Commandement
from
to
sacrifice
his
In
which
case
the
Powers
of
his
being
sodenly
shaken
with
an
infinite
combat
betweene
wee
may
vpon
the
whole
matter
conceiue
to
haue
broken
foorth
into
some
such
with
Himself
,
as
followeth
.
Could
this
possibly
bee
the
voice
of
which
I
heard
?
Or
haue
not
rather
some
strange
Impressions
of
the
deluded
my
Yea
,
voice
It
was
It
was
voice
.
How
can
denie
it
?
with
whom
seven
times
before
descending
from
the
Thou
hast
vouchsafed
even
to
commune
in
this
didst
first
call
me
out
of
the
darkenesse
of
my
Fathers
House
into
didst
often
cherish
and
encourage
mee
in
the
Stepps
of
my
Pilgrimage
;
When
didst
furnish
mee
with
Plenty
,
and
Crowne
me
with
Uictorie
in
a
strange
When
lastly
Thou
didst
even
overlade
my
feeble
in
a
rightfull
of
mine
owne
Body
;
was
I
forward
at
all
these
times
to
acknowledge
Thee
the
of
my
Support
and
Comfort
?
And
shal
I
now
question
Thy
Uoice
,
when
Thou
demandest
but
a
part
of
thine
owne
No
,
(
My
although
the
Heavens
know
how
much
I
love
Thee
:
yet
,
if
Thou
wert
,
or
couldst
be
Millions
of
times
more
precious
in
the
eyes
of
I
would
summon
together
all
the
Strength
of
mine
aged
Lymnes
to
render
vnto
that
gracious
from
whom
I
had
Alas
(
poore
how
sweetly
Thou
slumbrest
,
And
in
Thy
harmeles
doest
little
thinke
what
change
is
towards
Thee
.
But
I
must
disturbe
Thy
arise
,
and
call
vp
my
Bidd
them
prepare
for
a
Iourney
which
we
are
to
make
vnto
the
And
lett
some
bee
carried
for
the
burning
of
a
Meane
while
I
will
walke
out
a
little
by
my selfe
to
contemplat
the
declining
and
approch
of
the
O
yee
Ornaments
of
the
who
when
all
the
World
is
silent
obey
your
in
the
determinat
Order
of
your
behold
his
owne
dutie
in
a
fairer
Why
then
stand
I
gazing
heere
,
and
doe
not
rather
goe
my
to
hasten
my
that
I
may
execute
his
But
stay
:
His
Is
His
contrary
to
the
Example
of
his
owne
not
heavily
punish
even
at
the
beginning
of
the
first
for
killing
but
a
And
can
I
slay
my
and
imbrue
my
hands
in
mine
owne
Bowels
without
offence
of
not
.
The
was
the
of
his
owne
sinnefull
malice
:
But
I
have
received
an
immediate
himselfe
.
A
Is
his
against
his
Shal
the
of
all
be
serued
with
Did
not
the
same
streight
after
the
vniversall
(
as
our
haue
told
vs
)
denounce
this
How
then
can
I
herein
obey
my
But
I
must
withall
disobey
O
my
weeke
what
poore
doest
thou
search
to
cover
thine
owne
rebellious
Is
there
any
higher
then
Or
any
better
If
the
of
the
(
who
are
but
mortall
can
alter
their
at
pleasure
;
Shall
not
the
of
the
(
whom
adore
)
have
leaue
to
dispence
with
His
owne
Yes
surely
:
But
then
how
shall
the
Blessing
that
my
Good
God
hath
determined
vpon
my
and
euen
vpon
this
very
be
accomplished
,
if
I
destroy
the
was
not
Divine
Goodnesse
pleased
in
the
depth
of
Thy
to
accept
my
And
shall
I
now
frustrate
Thy
with
my
Obedience
?
But
what
?
Am
I
fallen
againe
into
a
new
Haue
I
before
contested
with
Thy
And
shall
I
now
dispute
Thy
not
create
the
before
the
And
the
before
the
And
shall
I
binde
to
the
of
a
naturall
not
make
this
euen
by
Thy
(
which
was
Thy
And
foment
hast
made
,
by
Thy
(
which
is
Thy
And
shall
I
doubt
but
raise
innumerable
out
of
the
very
of
my
poore
Nay
,
Did
I
not
even
at
first
receive
in
a
manner
from
a
dead
And
art
not
Thou
still
the
same
and
everliving
full
of
all
tendernesse
and
compassion
,
That
seest
from
whereof
we
are
made
;
Pardon
my
and
forget
my
I
am
now
going
to
performe
And
yet
there
is
remaining
one
humble
which
refuse
not
(
O
my
though
it
proceede
from
the
weakenesse
of
Take
my
that
is
I
haue
resigned
with
my
whole
is
already
no
longer
;
And
I
glory
that
vpon
Thy
But
yet
I
feare
withall
,
That
these
my
shaking
Hands
and
fainting
Limbes
will
be
seazed
with
Horror
.
Be
not
therfore
(
Deere
Lord
)
displeased
,
if
I
vse
my
in
the
How
now
(
My
Doest
Thou
shrinke
in
the
last
of
Thy
Can
I
yet
walke
vp
and
down
about
vile
and
ordinary
And
when
my
is
to
be
serued
,
do
my
Ioints
and
Members
faile
me
?
Have
I
humbled
my
desires
to
his
And
shall
I
denie
the
choice
of
Or
if
would
permit
it
,
shall
I
suffer
another
to
anticipate
the
cheerfulnes
of
my
Who
mightest
have
made
Mee
an
insensible
Or
a
And
yet
even
in
That
likewise
I
should
have
conduced
to
the
varietie
of
But
hast
vouchsafed
to
endue
vs
with
the
forme
of
and
to
breath
into
our
first
that
sparke
of
which
we
call
to
comprehend
and
acknowledge
therewith
and
indisputable
over
all
is
the
First
of
and
whose
is
the
Last
of
to
the
hast
appointed
,
Strengthen
there
these
poore
Hands
to
accomplish
And
let
LONDON
,
A.
M.
George
Baker
,