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 1 PREF  |  thought it unmeet to insert new matter into a work, which,
 2 II    |   and framing for themselves new rules by which to guide
 3 II    |     and customs, and how the new ones are to be attended
 4 XVI   | their ancient customs to the new regular discipline. But
 5 XXVII |      more than they that any new temptation would happen
 6 XXXIV |  going to tell him something new and doubtful, " I pray,"
 7 XXXVII|      every day, and not of a new malady; so, without making
 8 XLII  |     the body," said he, " in new cloth instead of this, and
 9 XLII  |   folded up the body in some new cloth, and placed it in
10 Bibl  |      479,(London: J.M. Dent; New York: E.P. Dutton, 1910),