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Clarke, Samuel, 1599-1682 · London, Printed by W. Du-gard · leaf 102
hee was reinvefted again,but lived not long after his return into England before hee died. Heeufedtofaie, That if hee Jbould (eethe frame of fin on the me hand, and the fains of Hell onj the other, andmujlofnece(sitiechu(eone9 hee w$M rather bee thrufl into heII without fin, then go into heavenwith… … BERNARD The Life of Bernard, Ifofco flouri/ledAn°Chiifti 1130. BErnardus born in $ttrgundie9 of rich and religious parents, was of an acute wit, readie appre-henfion^admirablc memoric, comlie feature, courteous, meek, and apt to learn: beeing, whilft young,much troubled with a pain in his head, a…
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