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... authority in his own day . Resolute John boldly writes ' suffragant and subsidiary ' for suffragante et subsidiaire . For my part , whether he had English examples or not before him , I say , ' What for no ? ' Provided that a word is ...
... authority in his own day . Resolute John boldly writes ' suffragant and subsidiary ' for suffragante et subsidiaire . For my part , whether he had English examples or not before him , I say , ' What for no ? ' Provided that a word is ...
Page 64
... authority , as in wisdome and good counsell . Howsoever it were , I would be loth be so used in mine owne small and particular businesse , we doe so willingly upon every slight occasion and pretence neglect and forgoe com- mandement ...
... authority , as in wisdome and good counsell . Howsoever it were , I would be loth be so used in mine owne small and particular businesse , we doe so willingly upon every slight occasion and pretence neglect and forgoe com- mandement ...
Page 96
... authority with our will , refusing with such fiercenes and obstinacie our solicitations both mentall and manuall . Neverthelesse if a man inasmuch as he doth gormandize and devour his rebel- lion , and drawes a triall by his ...
... authority with our will , refusing with such fiercenes and obstinacie our solicitations both mentall and manuall . Neverthelesse if a man inasmuch as he doth gormandize and devour his rebel- lion , and drawes a triall by his ...
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