New Haven, Beinecke Rarebook Library Marston MS 22
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This text was transcribed from Marston MS 22, ff. 91v-92r, which is held in the Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library. A digitization can be viewed online here: https://collections.library.yale.edu/catalog/2013548. Some spellings have been standardized and errors corrected. All occurrences of the letters “u” and “v” are preserved in their original form. Contractions have been expanded (expansions are not indicated). Punctuation follows the original but with modernized punctuation marks. Capitalization follows modern conventions.
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The apparent implication is that the sea will never overwhelm the land.
That is, the law of human pregnancy.
The apparent implication is that the sea will never overwhelm the land.
That is, the law of human pregnancy.
The apparent implication is that the sea will never overwhelm the land.
That is, the law of human pregnancy.