text_original: True it is therefore in the bare slate of nature, &c. But if any man pretend somewhat to tend necessarily to his preservation, which yet he himself doth not confidently believe so, he may offend against the laws of nature, as in the third chapter of this book is more at large de  clared.
text_transcription: TRUE IT IS THEREFORE IN THE BARE STATE OF NATURE ET CETERA BUT IF ANY MAN PRETEND SOMEWHAT TO TEND NECESSARILY TO HIS PRESERVATION WHICH YET HE HIMSELF DOTH NOT CONFIDENTLY BELIEVE SO HE MAY OFFEND AGAINST THE LAWS OF NATURE AS IN THE THIRD CHAPTER THIS BOOK IS MORE AT LARGE DECLARED
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