10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «LENITIVELY»
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lenitively in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Thomas Middleton: The Collected Works
Yet should these waste you but lenitively, your devising new watermill for
recovery of drowned land and certain dreams you have in alchemy to find the
philosopher's stone will certainly draw you to th' bottom. I speak freely, sir, and
would not ...
2
The Works: In Five Volumes
... farcels' of silenced ministers, which, I think, will equally undo you; yet should
these waste you but lenitively, your devising new water-mill[s] for recovery
ofdrowned land, and certain dreams you have in alchemy to find the
philosopher's stone, ...
Thomas Middleton, Alexander Dyce, 1840
3
The Life of William Penn: With Selections from His ...
... hear me, for I know no law I have transgressed. All laws are to be considered
strictly and literally, or more explanatorily and lenitively. In the first sense, the
execution of many laws may be extrema injuria, the * The mittimus was already
made ...
Samuel Macpherson Janney, 1876
4
The Works of Thomas Middleton
... and to redeem the vice belonged to't, now you entertain certain farcels i of
silenced ministers, which, I think, will equally undo you ; yet should these waste
you but lenitively, your devising new water-mill[s] for recovery of drowned land,2
and ...
Thomas Middleton, William Rowley, Thomas Dekker, 1885
5
The Penns and Peningtons of the Seventeenth Century: In ...
Laws are to be construed strictly and literally, or more explanatorily and lenitively.
In the first sense, the execution of many laws may be extrema injuria, the greatest
wrong; in the latter way applied, wisdom and moderation. I would have thee ...
6
A chaste maid in Cheapside. The Spanish gipsy, by Middleton ...
... which, I think, will equally undo you; yet should these waste you but lenitively,
your devising new water-milllis] for recovery ofdrowned land, and certain dreams
you have in alchemy to find the philosopher's stone, will certainly draw you to the
...
Thomas Middleton, William Rowley, Thomas Dekker, 1840
7
The Works of Thomas Middleton: A chaste maid in Cheapside. ...
... now you entertain certain farcels1 of silenced ministers, which, I think, will
equally undo you; yet should these waste you but lenitively, your devising new
water-mill[s] for recovery of drowned land,2 and certain dreams you have in
alchemy to ...
Thomas Middleton, William Rowley, Arthur Henry Bullen, 1885
8
The Invention of Europe in French Literature and Film
In a fragment written after the savage repression of the Commune, he attempted
to lenitively characterize the opposition between workers and the bourgeoisie as
a mere “misunderstanding” between family members (Choses vues, 11: 1335), ...
9
Life of William Penn: The Celebrated Quaker and Founder of ...
All laws are to be considered either strictly and literally, or more explanatorily and
lenitively. Considered in the first sense, the execution of many laws may be
Extrema Injuria, the greatest wrong : taken in the latter sense, the execution may
be ...
Magically, the patient felt tingles flashing up and down his back, likewarm chills,
like lenitively soothing shivers,calming the excruciating spasms, with their
thunderous pains and their nagging, lingering aches. Yvonne's sorcery Chapter
3Death ...
