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Divided Between Carelessness and Care: A Cultural History
“They promise no Wonders, nor endeavour after them,” he calmly notes, with the
further clarification that “Their Progress has been equal, and firm, by Natural
degrees, and thorow small things, as well as great: They go leisurably on; but
their ...
2
The perpetual government of Christ's church: A new edition, ...
The places pretended both in scriptures and fathers for such elders we have
leisurably perused and examined, and we find not so much as the footsteps of
any lay elders. Presbyters we find and rulers, but no reason to lead n Chrvsost.
de ...
3
The Acts of the Apostles Illustrated ... from Ancient and ...
Let us, which know what it is to die, as Absalom, or Ananias and Sapphira died,
let us beg of Gon, that, when the hour of our rest is come, the patterns of our
dissolution may be Jacob, Moses, Joshua, David; who, leisurably ending their
lives in ...
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An English-Welsh pronouncing dictionary: with an analysis of ...
... seibiol, seibiannol, arseibiol Leisurely, li'-zhyr-li, j ad. yn ham- Leisurably, li'-
zhyr-a-bli, J ddenol, gan bwyll, yn esmwyth, yn araf dëg Leman, li'-man neu lem*-
an, s. cywelj-- wr; cywelyes; gordderch Leme, lim, s. pelydryn, paladr goleuni :
v. a. ...
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Richard Hooker, Of the Laws of Ecclesiastical Polity
our rest is come the patterns of our dissolution may be qJacob, Moses, Joshua,
David, who leisurably ending their lives in peace prayed for the mercies of God to
come upon their posterity; replenished the hearts of the nearest to them with ...
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The history of the world
... did most wish, to the end that he might not afterward sustain the common
reprehension, if any thing fell out amiss; since it might appear, that he had not
been author of this decree, but only followed, and that leisurably, the general
consent.
Sir Walter Raleigh, William Oldys, Thomas Birch,
1829
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The Harleian Miscellany Or a Collection of ... Pamphlets and ...
... that they could not so quickly burst from under the Yoke into violent Flames, but
by Degrees, and leisurably, as they could disentangle themselves; from whence
will arise a more durable, though less sorceable Fire. Last/y, It seems probable, ...
Robert Earl of Oxford and Mortimer Harley,
1745
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The History of the Royal Society of London for the improving ...
follow the shore ; wind about leisurably; and insinuate their usizful alterations, by
soft, and un perceivable degrees. From the neglect of this Prudence, we often
she men of great Wit, to have been overborn by the multitude of their opposiers; ...
Thomas SPRAT (Bishop of Rochester.),
1702
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The Gentleman's Magazine
... things to those who have been accustomed to take their pleasure leisurably in
this far-famed vale, and trusting that we have persuaded some others to seek and
to find beauties which are hidden from the eyes of many who come to the valley ...
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Johnson's English Dictionary: As Improved by Todd and ...
Belongìng to ulse 5 consisting ofpulse. Arbulhnat. L /IGERK See LEGER, and
LEGERЬЕЛСЕК-ВООЮ'. BooK. LE'ISURABLE, lé -zhůr-â-bl. a. Done al leisure;
not hun'ied 5 enjoying leisure. Brown. LEISURABLY, lè'zhůr~àblè. ad. At leisure
...
Samuel Johnson, John Walker, Henry John Todd,
1828