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Clarke, Samuel, 1599-1682 · London, Printed by W. Du-gard · leaf 152
r charitable alms from us: whereuponhee faid, I prate you good people bee never the rvorfto tbimen for my fake, for they were not the Aittors of my dwt.the fire beeing kindled, the winde drove away theflame from him,fo that hee was the longer a burning,holding up his hands crying fomtimes tfefus,… … WILLIAM TINDALL Tie Life of William Tindal, »fo died.An°Xhrifti 1536. inddl was born about the borders ofWaits, and brought up from a childe in theUniverfuie of oxford, where hee grew up, and en-creafcci mthcknov;ledgof the Tongues^and the Liberal Arts^butefpecialiy in theScriptures^vvhereuntohis…
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