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Date: 1670
"Having to his great Wit added the ballast of Learning"
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Date: September 11, 1698
"For all the World acknowledges, that Hope and Fear are the two great Handles, by which the Will of Man is to be taken Hold of, when we would either draw it to Duty, or draw it off from Sin."
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