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 1 13|         we could not tell what to say, for we wanted words to
 2 22|         therefore in that I shall say to you, I must reserve some
 3 23|           know it well, and yet I say, greater then than now;
 4 25| resistance of those forces, I can say nothing; but certain it
 5 27|         other cause. But I cannot say if I shall say truly, but
 6 27|           I cannot say if I shall say truly, but our shipping,
 7 31|           light; to have light, I say, of the growth of all parts
 8 32|           that we were willing to say somewhat, but had it not
 9 35|       only to this case. For they say, the King is debtor to no
10 41|          permit such things. They say ye have put marriage out
11 42|            and the like. But they say this is a preposterous wisdom;
12 42|          his daughters; nay, they say further, that there is little
13 42|       reverence himself; and they say that the reverence of a
14 43|           only this; that I would say to him, as the widow of
15 85|      hymns and services, which we say daily, of laud and thanks