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Clarke, Samuel, 1599-1682 · London, Printed by W. Du-gard · leaf 210
aped on faggots, whereby his nether-parts were burned 5 before his upper-parts were touched: at laft his upper-parts fell downinto the fire alfo, and fo hee flept in the Lord. Bi-fhop Ridley upon a time crofling the Thames, therefuddenly arofe fuch a Tempeft^ that all in the boatwere aftoniflied n… … HVGH 77;e I*/* o/Hugh Larimer,An°Chrifti 1555. Ldtiwer, born at Thirkefftv in the Countieof I^f^r,beeingofapromt, and fliarp wit,was by his parents brought up in learning 5 and atthe age of 14 hee went to Cambridg, where, after heehad profited in other ftudies, hee gave himf elf to theftudie of…
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