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 1 25|    greater clem ency. For the King of this island, by name
 2 28|      about 1,900 years ago, a King, whose memory of all others
 3 28|  lawgiver of our nation. This King had a large heart, inscrutable
 4 29|  ourselves. He went on: “That King also still desiring to join
 5 30|    the excellent acts of that King, one above all hath the
 6 30|       to be denominate of the King of the Hebrews, which is
 7 30|      maketh me think that our King finding himself to symbolize,
 8 30|     in many things, with that King of the Hebrews, which lived
 9 30|  satisfied that our excellent King had learned from the Hebrews
10 31|     present purpose. When the King had forbidden to all his
11 35|    scroll. This scroll is the King’s charter, containing gift
12 35|       case. For they say, the King is debtor to no man, but
13 35| subjects; the seal set to the King’s charter is the King’s
14 35|     the King’s charter is the King’s image, embossed or moulded
15 38|     throne at Hierusalem, the King of Bensalem should sit at