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Supplications of saints. : A booke of praiers and prayses. In foure parts. 1. Daniels deuotion. Praiers for 1. Thrice euery day 2. Pauls assembly. [Praiers for] 2. Companies. 3. Dauids suite. [Praiers for] 3. Euery one alone. 4. Moses song. [Praiers for] 4. Praises & graces. Wherein are three most excellent praiers made by the late famous Queene Elizabeth

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