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E. K. Gabriel fiiaketh his ipeaie. Nahagc.
€6 MOCACAC Flourijh Co. ca com,
65 ZOSUHEI his mercies Jehnfoz,
64 A M C I
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BekoU Micma.
E. K. NowheufctJi his reverent Curfies again.
63 N A R I M A lour [elves Amiran.
Nal. Did. I itot bid. thuu Jheuldefl not move f
E. K. He hath thrown down his rod upon the Table.
[a. I had moved to the dore, bccaufe I heard fonie going up-and down the cbanabcr without:
wehadfoigcttento fliut the ftaire-foot dorc]
A. O Lord, I did it not upon any wilful! difobedience. But pardon this Fault, and by the
grace (O God) I will avoid the like fault henceforward,
N»\. It vas a great fault. A. I befeech the Almighty to pardouit.
E. K, Now he is kneeled down, and all his Face is under the Table,
Now he is up again, and taketh his rod in his hand,and maketh a CrofTe
ivith it three times : Eaft, Weft, North, and South.
Nal. Sound your vDord, A. Amiran.
E.K. He pronounceth the i fo remiiTely,asitis fcarce heard, and in
the pronouncing of the whole word he feemeth not to move his lips.
62 S U H O G I fay Gohus,
E.K. He made long leafurely reverence.
61 ROLOHOG liftuf. Goholor,
£. if. He ufeth reverence again.
Nal. jrte Mtxt is a name mightier then the power of the fame'.
60 DAM of the fame your God Mad,
E. K. He ufeth long reverent Curfy again.
E. K. Now he holdeth up his Rod.
59 '
PAIOOD
In the name J)o oi ap.
E. K. He holdeth up his rod again.
38 N A O O V D O and truth Od vooen.
57 TLAB ofjuliice Balt»
56 HALANU rheSkjrts Vnalah,
55 NAON thusyou are beame Noan,
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on the earth
Fild.
5} GSOAC continually Caof^,
Now he ufeth courtefy.
52 I G R I P L A M the fiers of life and increafe Malfirgi^
51 RIPNAP pspringdo-iOK Fanpir
50 L E E A N A N my poiver N^na e eL
46 N U A y }'ou might yoor\ Vam, .