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So leſt it ſhould be ſtill imputed to me, as I have found it hath been, that ſome ſelf-pleaſing humor of vain-glory hath incited me to conteſt with Men of high eſtimation, now while green years are upon my head, from this needleſs ſurmiſal I ſhall hope to diſſwade the intelligent and equal Auditor, if I can but ſay ſuccesfully that which in this Exigent behoovs me, although I would be heard only, if it might be, by the elegant and learned Reader, to whom principally for a while I ſhall beg leave I may addreſs my ſelf.
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So
leſt
it
ſhould
be
ſtill
imputed
to
me,
as
I
have
found
it
hath
been,
that
ſome
ſelf-pleaſing
humor
of
vain-glory
hath
incited
me
to
conteſt
with
Men
of
high
eſtimation,
now
while
green
years
are
upon
my
head,
from
this
needleſs
ſurmiſal
I
ſhall
hope
to
diſſwade
the
intelligent
and
equal
Auditor,
if
I
can
but
ſay
ſuccesfully
that
which
in
this
Exigent
behoovs
me,
although
I
would
be
heard
only,
if
it
might
be,
by
the
elegant
and
learned
Reader,
to
whom
principally
for
a
while
I
ſhall
beg
leave
I
may
addreſs
my
ſelf.