all private and eart a man inordinately lovet all dependetsoever is to be overcome;  peace and tranquillity... It is but little t in comparison of t rongly tempted, so grievously afflicted, so many ried and exercised. test to call to mind t t ttle adversities. And if t little unto t tience be t receive ten not to t unto t unto truteach inwardly...

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