A pensiue mans practise, : verie profitable for all persons: wherein are conteined verie deuout and necessarie praiers for sundrie godly purposes, with requisite perswasions before euerie praier. VVritten by I. Norden

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  A pensiue mans practise. : Very profitable for all persons: wherin are contained very deuout and necessary prayers for sundry godly purposes, with requisite perswasions before euery praier. Newly corrected and amended by the author after aboue forty impressions. Written by I. Norden

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