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 1 9 |         trouble you, nor do not think yourselves restrained, but
 2 12|         I may tell you, which I think you will not be unwilling
 3 21|    toward us (that could scarce think ourselves strangers, being
 4 22|      That we were apt enough to think there was somewhat supernatural
 5 23|         perhaps you will scarce think credible) that about 3,000
 6 23|        than at this day. Do not think with yourselves, that I
 7 29|        I know not. But you must think, whatsoever they have said,
 8 30|       noblest foundation, as we think, that ever was upon the
 9 30|      and creatures of God. Some think it beareth the founder’s
10 30|      and motion. This maketh me think that our King finding himself
11 31|         persons, as they should think fit. Now for me to tell
12 32|        that we might do well to think with ourselves what time
13 44|     This they dislike; for they think it a scorn to give a refusal
14 56|        we qualify the air as we think good and proper for the
15 64|          wherein you may easily think, if we have such variety
16 78| experiments, such as themselves think good. These we call pioneers
17 83|       We have also, as you must think, novices and apprentices,
18 83|    concealing of those which we think fit to keep secret; though
19 86|     profitable inventions as we think good. And we do also declare