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Clarke, Samuel, 1599-1682 · London, Printed by W. Du-gard · leaf 109
now lies frying in Bell rejoice if hee might have butthe leatt moment of time wherein hee might get Gods favor ! And, The Toung man hath death at his back, theOld man before his eies:and thats the more dangerous ene-mie that pur Cue9 s theejhen that which marc hes up towardsthy face : remember that… … JOHN WICKLIFF . Thelifeof]ol\n Wicklief, ^o flourishedAn°Chrifti 1380. Wickliefwi Englishman borttj famous both forlife and learning, under King Edward 3. 1371.was brought up in Mertp* College in Oxford, profited exceedingly in the knowledg of the Arts, anelSchole-Divinitie, everie one admiring…
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