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35. Concerning the transcribing of my writings which I arn to send, I cannot tell whether they may be so safely done by N., for he cannot hold his peace, and I often hear vain scoffing men speak of ray writings, which I suppose comes from him, and cannot believe otherwise; for he is only a worldly man, and born wholly from the school of this world; we should have little fidelity or security by him.
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