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Clarke, Samuel, 1599-1682 · London, Printed by W. Du-gard · leaf 312
ight Zegcdwc, coming to himfelf,enquired how hee came there, and who drewhim out of the River • his friend told him thewhole ftorie, and kept him carefully till hee recovered: JnnoChrifti 1572 hee fell into a mortaldifeaf, which fo much the more affli&ed him,becauf hee could not deep 3… … J.ELNOX TbeUfeof]oht\ Knox,Ano Chrifti 1 57* t afford mLothaine inland, Anno 1 505. of honeft parentage: brought upfirft at Schoole5 then fent to the Univerfitie of SaintAndrews to ftudie under Mr^.Af^r,who was famous for learning in thofe daies? and under whom ina fhort time hee profited…
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