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 1 1|     they sincerely desired the good of souls, they would tread
 2 1|  certainly do what becomes any good man to do. Magistracy does
 3 1|      when strong arguments and good reason are joined with the
 4 1|       softness of civility and good usage.~Nobody, therefore,
 5 1|       much less entirely, to a good estate. What security can
 6 1| nevertheless, you bid me be of good courage and tell me that
 7 1|        indifferent. The public good is the rule and measure
 8 1|       under pretence of public good.~It may be said: “What if
 9 1|    avoided, the inference were good. But it does not follow
10 1|   taught men how, by faith and good works, they may obtain eternal
11 1|   proceed to practical ones.~A good life, in which consist not
12 1|       and that is the temporal good and outward prosperity of
13 1|      to the Almighty, on whose good pleasure and acceptance
14 1|  indeed directed to the public good, this will seldom happen.
15 1|        matters, for the public good, does not take away the
16 1|      this to be for the public good? I answer: As the private
17 1|        they are for the public good, and his subjects believe
18 1|        of government where all good subjects, of whatsoever
19 1|        does not see that these good men are, indeed, more ministers