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| Abuse Is Familiar with Humane Flesh and Bloud |
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| To the Right Honorable and No Lesse Vertuous Lady the Countesse of Clanricard |
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| To the Right Honourable, Well Accomplished Lady, Alice Countesse of Derby, My Good Lady and Mistresse |
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| Gratious Is the End that Ends All Our Paines |
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| To My Much Honoerd and Affectionately-Beloved Sir Edward Walgrave, Knight |
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| To the R. Honorable Sir John Popham Knight Lord Chiefe-Justice of England, &c. |
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| Ofter sinne, the more griefe, shewes a Saint; The |
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