Sec.

1 28 |  starved, notwithstanding the plenty God had given him. We see
2 31 |     And thus, considering the plenty of natural provisions there
3 35 |       country, where there is plenty of people under government,
4 37 |     of others, where the same plenty was still left to those
5 37 |       land, and has a greater plenty of the conveniencies of
6 41 | people, with the materials of plenty, i.e. a fruitful soil, apt
7 42 |       of daily use, and great plenty; yet notwithstanding, acorns,
8 79 |     some domestic ones, where plenty of food excuses the cock
9 101|       their safety, ease, and plenty: and then they begin to