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TO MY HONOURED Patron, Sir ARTHUR INGRAM the younger.
SIr, I have observed you active in your conversa∣tion abroad and at home, and I could not study any thing I thought more sutable, and congruous, than these pra∣cticall leases, which may at once recreate and instruct your retirement, instruct you not as mine but Gods, for his words are my ground and foundation both for place and sense, and in this course I fore∣saw