| I read your grace's great letters, and would have laid them up without further answer, were it not that, percase, my so doing might be mistaken. |
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| They woulde percase say the same of Scotland but that their conscience told them contrary. |
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| Need or occasion hast thou aught, percase, wherein thou wouldst employ me? |
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| There were some things requisite in the manner of the levy for the better strengthening of the same, which percase could not be done without parliament. |
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