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LBr. 345 · Gwynne, fol. 39r

Machine transcription. Not an edition. Errors are expected: about 8% character error rate on Latin and French lines, higher on German. Mean line confidence on this page: 0.80.

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The machine reads it as

  1. am Corry for those who suffer
  2. themselves to be impered appen, but they
  3. who have Widow`Des ignes, may one day
  4. spect of them. And is will bebold to say that
  5. they must either plungk the Nation in the
  6. rest confusion to make it unable to puncta them,
  7. orthet they will beanaly capable for the tangers, in to
  8. enn auch so vieleicht forder thee are liste to bring i
  9. those who betray their Company,
  10. will hâve little satisfaction orassurance of
  11. envoying their hope for advantage, which
  12. will be imbittered by theilgnilt, and the resp
  13. tual apprehendens they will have, and nothing
  14. but a timely death can deliver them being,
  15. punischer as they deserve; who the Nation
  16. continues to fourish, and desper the designes lap
  17. to Enslave it, or water it be ruined by Copen
  18. and Tyrann, which may hyperpen by theis
  19. artfull conduct, in making in ingustorem in
  20. Safetque
  21. For of Tyranney and Coperus brevailes, many of
  22. will susser under the freuch and jacobite credities
  23. which will not be les tochte theils theore we have read
  24. of in Zween Mayes-Löme. And they that may Hink
  25. the most secure among us, will behappy
  26. of they can save only their Livres
  27. So terribde a Revelation is, perhas, more
  28. to be apprehendhed them prople```
  29. But if it does not hoppen at present, yet
  30. may come to pass even in the life of
  31. those, who believe they may contribute toirds it
  32. With impunity
  33. They themselves may feele those miseries, which they result
  34. mary datin to posteritus, and even to
  35. their own schildren, if theyhabe any, and this
  36. only to satisfie their own present passion, et the
  37. excence of their Courtrij and contrarii to theil
  38. du tamt, both to God and Man.
  39. These, my Cord, are the sentients and
  40. measures, that are Wickel in themselves, and
  41. that we ovgt To AB00 Rthl, and not the
  42. through of endeavouring, beter to secur
  43. the protestant succession by saying the =
  44. Heer of the Crovin in theringdom,

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LBr. 345 · Gwynne, fol. 39r. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model k3-trocr@runs-615-epoch-5, run 617). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/DE-611-HS-973562:0081?run=617