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On the last day of March in that year, a supplication to the King and Parliament, from Calum MacCondachie Vich Euen, and Euen

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Euen so God is euery where and ruleth all things, and yet is he inuisible, being vnderstanding and wisedome it selfe.

The iournal of frier William de Rubruquis a French man of the order of the minorite friers, vnto the East parts of the worlde. An. Dom. 1253. 2004

Euen so the Grecians boasted that they were either Autocthones, that is earthbredde, or els lineally descended from the Gods.

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Loathing the baseness of our backe retire; Euen now me thinke in our disgrace he saith, Foes to your fames, why make you Fate a lyer, When heauen and she haue giuen into your hand, What all the world can neuer back demand?

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Euen as in war, dayly experience teacheth vs, that some vpon no iust & lawful grounds (being egged on by ambition, enuie, and couetise) are induced to follow the armie, and on the contrary side, that others arme themselues vpon iust and necessary causes: namely such as go to battell for the defence and propagation of the

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Euen so God is euery where and ruleth all things, and yet is he inuisible, being vnderstanding and wisedome it selfe.

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Euen as the racket takes the balls rebound; So doth

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Euen as we in like maner will make satisfaction vnto your subiects within our citie aforesayd.

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Euen our newest men, our yongest men, and our idelest men, and for the most part our slouenly prest men, whom the Justices, (who haue alwayes thought vnwoorthily of any warre) haue sent out as the scumme and dregs of their countrey.

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Nunne, Which barrains earth of al what earth desires Euen in the month that from _Augustus_ wonne, His sacred name which vnto heauen aspires, And on the last of his ten trebled days, When wearie labour new refresh assayes.

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