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Chapter XI: Book 2: ends at page 124, book 3 starts at page 135

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Book 3.

Illvstr XIII. "But, with Sobrietie, be wise," should end with period.

Illvstr. XV. "But, when one Foote, thus grasp'd a Peple-stone", "Peble-stone" is used a few lines down.

Illvstr. XVI. "The stubstance of it, still, in God, remaines", "stubstance" should probably be "substance".

Illvstr. XX. "Of those deare Mercies, and that bloudy Passion", "and" may be italicised in error.

Illvstr. XXIV. "By long nelect of time, will burthensome", "nelect" should probably be "neglect"

Illvstr. XXIV. "As much as makes, at least, One Line a Day," should end with period.

Illvstr. XXVI. "It brings (us when we passe the common sight)", Opening bracket should be placed after "us".

Illvstr. XXX. "Delight not Archers; tyet, such uselesse Toyes", "tyet" should probably be "yet".

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