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Dialogue of Comfort Against Tribulation: Chapter 4

Chapter 4

Let us now consider, cousin, these causes of terror and dread that
you have recited, which in his persecution for the faith this
midday devil may, by these Turks, rear against us to make his
incursion with. For so shall we well perceive, weighing them well
with reason, that, albeit they be indeed somewhat, yet (every part
of the matter pondered) they shall well appear in conclusion things
not so much to be dreaded and fled from as they do suddenly seem to
folk at the first sight.

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