English Prose: From Maundevile to ThackerayArthur Howard Galton |
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Page 43
... cause each to cleave to the other , and so all to continue one . This order of things and persons in publike ... causes , the mean- ing is , that within their own Precincts and Territories , they have Authority and Power to command even ...
... cause each to cleave to the other , and so all to continue one . This order of things and persons in publike ... causes , the mean- ing is , that within their own Precincts and Territories , they have Authority and Power to command even ...
Page 46
... causes ; So might this of hers , but that CHRIST'S application directs us . The verse before saith , Somewhat in the ... cause of all the former . When men wery of a good course , which long they have holden , for a little ease or wealth ...
... causes ; So might this of hers , but that CHRIST'S application directs us . The verse before saith , Somewhat in the ... cause of all the former . When men wery of a good course , which long they have holden , for a little ease or wealth ...
Page 52
... Cause of Warre , the Propagation of his Law or Sect ; A Quarell that he may alwaies Command . The Romans , though they esteemed , the Extending the Limits of their Empire , to be Great Honour to their Generalls , when it was done , yet ...
... Cause of Warre , the Propagation of his Law or Sect ; A Quarell that he may alwaies Command . The Romans , though they esteemed , the Extending the Limits of their Empire , to be Great Honour to their Generalls , when it was done , yet ...
Page 58
... cause that many Conspiracies were reuealed , so the Fame and Suspition of them kept ( no doubt ) many Conspiracies ... Causes of his troublesome Raigne ; for that his Nobles , though they were Loyall and Obedient , yet did not Co ...
... cause that many Conspiracies were reuealed , so the Fame and Suspition of them kept ( no doubt ) many Conspiracies ... Causes of his troublesome Raigne ; for that his Nobles , though they were Loyall and Obedient , yet did not Co ...
Page 66
... cause of offence . Set thine house in order . Take heed of suretiship . Fide et diffide : as a fox on the ice , take heed whom you trust . Live not beyond thy means . Give chearfully . Pay thy dues willingly . Be not a slave to thy mony ...
... cause of offence . Set thine house in order . Take heed of suretiship . Fide et diffide : as a fox on the ice , take heed whom you trust . Live not beyond thy means . Give chearfully . Pay thy dues willingly . Be not a slave to thy mony ...
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