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... fell into an indisposition of body , which rendered him unhealthy for a whole winter ; and as the spring advanced , his health yet more declined ; yet he felt himself not what he counted sick , till one day , in the night after which ...
... fell into an indisposition of body , which rendered him unhealthy for a whole winter ; and as the spring advanced , his health yet more declined ; yet he felt himself not what he counted sick , till one day , in the night after which ...
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... fell out , that they light of a Dutchman at Hull , having a ship of his owne belonging to Zealand ; they made agreemente with him , and acquainted [ 9 ] him with their condition , hoping to find more faithfullnes in him , then in yo ...
... fell out , that they light of a Dutchman at Hull , having a ship of his owne belonging to Zealand ; they made agreemente with him , and acquainted [ 9 ] him with their condition , hoping to find more faithfullnes in him , then in yo ...
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... fell to such trads & imployments as they best could ; valewing peace & their spirituall comforte above any other riches what- soever . And at lenght they came to raise a competente & comforteable living , but with hard and continuall ...
... fell to such trads & imployments as they best could ; valewing peace & their spirituall comforte above any other riches what- soever . And at lenght they came to raise a competente & comforteable living , but with hard and continuall ...
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... fell in ye way ; for at y returne of these messengers into England they found things farr otherwise then they expected . For ye Virginia Counsell was now so disturbed with factions and quarrels amongst them selves , as no bussines could ...
... fell in ye way ; for at y returne of these messengers into England they found things farr otherwise then they expected . For ye Virginia Counsell was now so disturbed with factions and quarrels amongst them selves , as no bussines could ...
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... fell of & would not goe ; other mar- chants & freinds y ' had offered to adventure their moneys . precisely when the Wincob patent was granted ; the date of Weston's visit to Leyden , here narrated ; and also when Carver and Cushman ...
... fell of & would not goe ; other mar- chants & freinds y ' had offered to adventure their moneys . precisely when the Wincob patent was granted ; the date of Weston's visit to Leyden , here narrated ; and also when Carver and Cushman ...
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