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About a century and a half since, this volume was in the possession of the Rev. - Watson of Hingham, in Norfolk, and by him presented to the Library of the city of Norwich; but about 1766, it had gone into the possession of the Rev. Mr. Primate of the same city. But where it now is, or whether it still ex Willlams, 495, morocco, 17. 18s. Constable, 281, 27. 10s. Inglis, 393, with The Psalms, by King James (in verse). Lond. 1637, morocco, 31. 4s. Hollis, 469, morocco, 31. 188. Bp. Daly, 21. Sotheby's, April, 1857, 67., with K. James' Psalms. The Psalms of King James, printed in London, 1636, are usually added, and are necessary to complete the book. This volume ends in general with the word Certaine,' it being originally intended to append 'Certaine Prayers;' but that leaf was cancelled in some copies, and finishes properly. LARGE PAPER. Sotheby's, Feb. 28, 1861, 137. A copy (wanting the Psalms) is in Trinity College Library, Dublin. the first draught of the work in MS. 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