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(Borne iuiii Wmsljip Offer unto God thanksgiving, °nd pay thy vows unto the Most H '9 h - j SaWRa iSfcisSk'wi fear of the Lord is the I!/—— ~ beginning of wisdom, and to depart “ aßaa ’ oel^s isJß==as=asa from ev j| j s understanding.

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