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[298] Capt. , Bancroft.
[299] lewd, McDonald.
[300] Governour, McDonald and Bancroft.
[301] get, McDonald.
[302] General, McDonald.
[303] ag^{st}, McDonald.
[304] losse, McDonald and Bancroft.
[305] wantonnes, McDonald; wantonness, Bancroft.
[306] Governour, McDonald and Bancroft.
[307] McDonald omits the &; Bancroft, nor and.
[308] McDonald omits the all.
[309] certifie, Bancroft.
[310] failed, McDonald, Bancroft.
[311] himself, McDonald.
[312] stande, McDonald, Bancroft.
[313] Saturday, Bancr...oft.
The same morning the lawes abovewritten, drawen out of the instructions, were read, and one by one thoroughly examined, and then passed onceagain[314] the general[315] consente of the whole Assembly. [314] againe, McDonald, Bancroft.
[315] generall, McDonald, Bancroft.
This afternoon the committies brought in a reporte, what they had doneas concerning the third sorte of lawes, the discussing whereof spentethe residue of that daye. Excepte onely the consideration of a petitionof M^r John Rolfes againste Captaine John Martine[316] for writing aletter to him wherein (as M^r Rolfe alledgeth) he taxeth him bothunseemly[317] and amisse of certaine thinges[318] wherein he was neverfaulty, and besides, casteth some aspersion upon the present government, w^{ch} is the most temperate and juste[319] that ever was in thiscountry, too milde, indeed, for many of[320] this Colony, whomunwoonted[321] liberty hath made insolente and not to knowe[322]themselves.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[298] Capt. , Bancroft.
[299] lewd, McDonald.
[300] Governour, McDonald and Bancroft.
[301] get, McDonald.
[302] General, McDonald.
[303] ag^{st}, McDonald.
[304] losse, McDonald and Bancroft.
[305] wantonnes, McDonald; wantonness, Bancroft.
[306] Governour, McDonald and Bancroft.
[307] McDonald omits the &; Bancroft, nor and.
[308] McDonald omits the all.
[309] certifie, Bancroft.
[310] failed, McDonald, Bancroft.
[311] himself, McDonald.
[312] stande, McDonald, Bancroft.
[313] Saturday, Bancr...oft.
The same morning the lawes abovewritten, drawen out of the instructions, were read, and one by one thoroughly examined, and then passed onceagain[314] the general[315] consente of the whole Assembly. [314] againe, McDonald, Bancroft.
[315] generall, McDonald, Bancroft.
This afternoon the committies brought in a reporte, what they had doneas concerning the third sorte of lawes, the discussing whereof spentethe residue of that daye. Excepte onely the consideration of a petitionof M^r John Rolfes againste Captaine John Martine[316] for writing aletter to him wherein (as M^r Rolfe alledgeth) he taxeth him bothunseemly[317] and amisse of certaine thinges[318] wherein he was neverfaulty, and besides, casteth some aspersion upon the present government, w^{ch} is the most temperate and juste[319] that ever was in thiscountry, too milde, indeed, for many of[320] this Colony, whomunwoonted[321] liberty hath made insolente and not to knowe[322]themselves.
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