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1 Pref  |             nothing carries a better grace than so to discourse of
2 Praise|       foreign without its particular grace; for if there happen to
3 Praise|             whence, I pray, all this grace? Whence but from me? by
4 Praise|              life he can do with any grace to himself or others—for
5 Praise|             the apostles press to us grace; but which of them distinguishes
6 Praise|           distinguishes between free grace and grace that makes a man
7 Praise| distinguishes between free grace and grace that makes a man acceptable?
8 Praise|              pleased to give him his grace. And the like in their subtlety
9 Praise|             use those titles of Your Grace, My Lord, Your Magnificence;