But because ther was a bruiteof warr with France, y^e m^r.
In swiftest channell is the shallowest ground, In common bruite a truth is seldome found.
The occasion of the bruite that was raysed of the Lord Beauchamps rising was but this; he had assembled divers of his followers and other gent.
But euen in the beginning of this bruite I returned, which when hee sawe contrary to his expectation, and the aduertisement that hee had receiued: that not onely my selfe, and my company were all safe, but also by report of his owne 3.
The diuersitie betwenebruite beastes and men, or betweene the wise and the simple is, that the one iudgeth by sense onely, [Marginal note: Quinque sensus.
To range this country of New England in like manner, I had but eight, as is said, and amongst their bruite conditions I met many of their silly encounters, and without any hurt, God be thanked.
Page 24] And the Kings Rouce,[1] the Heauens shall bruite againe, Respeaking earthly Thunder.
It was a bruitepart of him, to kill so Capitall a Calfe there.
But yet I loue my Country, and am not One that reioyces in the common wracke, As common bruite doth put it 1 That's well spoke Tim.
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