Riches.
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Riches.
1 Sometimes good outward gifts hurt the beholders, when they hurt not the possessors,1 as we may see in the beauty of Sarah and Joseph: which thing ought to humble us in the desire of outward things, and to make us thankful for a mediocrity.
1 SOmetimes good outward gifts hurt the beholders, when they hurt not the possessors,1 as we may see in the beautie of Sara and Ioseph: which thing ought to humble vs in the desire of outward things, and to make vs thankfull for a mediocritie.