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And yet, if there is such fondness and solicitude for the old-established way and such reluctance to depart from former usage, there is the famous instance in the ancient books which shows that even at the time of the flood, or before it, the people which first inhabited the young earth, dwelling in an empty world, already served one God. From them our stock in long descent draws its birth, and now it restores the rule of their native devotion.
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