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dent, as una litura 

 may serve thaime all. 



Nothing to Somer 

 set, and declared by 

 Franklin after con 

 demnation. 



Nothing to Somer 

 set , and a loose con 

 jecture. 



No better than a 

 gazette, or passage of 

 Gallo Belgicus. 



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words, &quot; that the first branch 

 was cut from the tree, and 

 that he should, ere long, 

 send happier and joyfuller 

 news.&quot; 



Which is a matter I would 

 not use, but that my lord 

 Coke, who hath filled this part 

 with many frivolous things, 

 would think all lost, except 

 he hear somewhat of this kind. 

 But this it is to come to the 

 leavings of a business. 



And for the rest of that 

 kind, as to speak of that par 

 ticular, that Mrs. Turner did 

 at Whitehall shew to Franklin 

 the man, who, as she said, 

 poisoned the prince, which, he 

 says, was a physician with a 

 red beard. 



That there was a little pic 

 ture of a young man in white 

 wax, left by Mrs. Turner with 

 Forman the conjurer, which 

 my lord Coke doubted was 

 the prince. 



That the viceroy of the 

 Indies at Goa reported to an 

 English factor, that prince 

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