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He always thought it were better for ministers to pray oftener and divide their prayers, than be long and tedious in the same (except upon solemn and special occasions, as in days of humiliation and the like). His reason was that the hearts and spirits of all, especially the weak, continue and stand bent (as it were) so long towards God as they ought to do in that duty without flagging and falling off. This is a remarkable deliverance for a day when two-hour prayers were the rule, and from a man who, his biographer tells us,
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This toll was established because sir Crudor, with whom she was in love, refused to marry her till she had provided him with human hair sufficient to
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with. Sir Crudor, having been overthrown in knightly combat by sir Calidore, who refused to pay