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 1        1|    SEASON; ALSO HE HATH SET THE WORLD IN MAN’S HEART, YET CAN
 2        1|      the image of the universal world, joying to receive the signature
 3        1| appointed to this autumn of the world: for to my understanding
 4        1|        as if the opening of the world by navigation and commerce
 5        1|       as was said, HATH SET THE WORLD IN MAN’S HEART. So as whatsoever
 6        1|       not God but parcel of the world, he hath fitted it to the
 7        1|         who did perambulate the world to suppress tyrants and
 8        1|      sects,) that the new-found world of land was not greater
 9        1|         remaineth at this day a world of inventions and sciences
10        1|     kingdom of mankind over the world; the rather because the
11        4|         to wonder again how the world should miss it so long.
12        4|       day. For at that time the world was altogether home-bred,
13        4|         or territories, and the world had no through lights then,
14        4|         of late years, when the world was revolute almost to the
15        4|    succession of wits which the world hath yet had, whereby the
16        4|         wits having been in the world, either we must conclude
17        8|      the universal frame of the world are figured, the one in
18       14|    privation; the spirit of the world working in matter according
19       15|    privation; the spirit of the world working in matter according