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1   1,   0| contemplation of his private life, clearly set forth, for it was full
2   1,   0|         son's birth, was, that she clearly remembered the day and the
3   1,   0|         what he read and heard was clearly placed before his mental
4   1,   0|       agreement; from which we may clearly perceive, that at that time
5   1,   0|    resounds, the chief of which is clearly comprehended in the confession.
6   2,   2|            by the power of God: we clearly discern his polity_we acknowledge
7   2,   2|             in dispersing these he clearly proved to us the nature