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Partisans, abettors.

The MSS. read: "doles."

Pepwell reads: "But it is more sorrow to feel of our own spirit's deceits. For sometime our own spirit."

The MSS. read: "Bot what thar reche"; what need to care.

Pepwell reads: "didst feel in there."

Cf. above, p. 95, note.

Pepwell adds: "and judgment."

Unless because of carelessness in resisting them when they first come.

To regard thyself as responsible.

Madness.

Not in Harl. MS. 674.

Pepwell reads: "a full damnable and a full cursed fiend in his living."

Pepwell adds: "and desire much."

Pepwell reads: "suggestion."

On the other hand.

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