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 1 Cover, 1|      23d), ~in the year fifteen hundred and twenty.~
 2   2     |      every year more than three hundred thousand gulden find their
 3   2     |      this money for more than a hundred years, have now made of
 4   2     |     though I were to give you a hundred gulden to keep. This is
 5 Prop1   |       be kissed by one who is a hundred times better than himself.
 6 Prop1   |        do so, spends fifty or a hundred gulden, more or less, and
 7 Prop2   |         4 ff.) Even among us, a hundred years ago, that fine king
 8 Prop3   | themselves over him for so many hundred years. Such objections do
 9 Prop3   |   nation by the nose these many hundred years without ceasing? It
10 Prop3   |         not existed much over a hundred years, and has already brought
11 Prop3   |      shall continue for another hundred years Germany cannot possibly
12 Prop3   |     freehold or revenue, than a hundred based on an annuity; indeed
13 Prop3   |     fear, there is not one in a hundred who has any other reason
14 Prop3   |          even though he build a hundred churches for God and raise