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 1 5 |       said, “We were all ready to take that oath.” Whereupon one
 2 6 |         one labor:” meaning (as I take it) that he had salary sufficient
 3 9 |       they wished our sick should take, one of the pills every
 4 10|      knoweth whether it be not to take some taste of our manners
 5 12|          this part; and therefore take ye no care; the State will
 6 21|     professed servants), we would take the hardness to propound
 7 27| continueth at this day. Only they take great pride and delight
 8 30|          as it is spoken. So as I take it to be denominate of the
 9 32|        might agree what course to take.~
10 33|           a freedom and desire to take strangers, as it were, into
11 33|        any be subject to vice, or take ill-courses, they are reproved
12 33|          which any of them should take, with divers other the like
13 54|          things, where the waters take the virtue quicker and better
14 60|          trials, that thereby may take light what may be wrought
15 80|   collections, we have three that take care out of them to direct
16 83|     published, and which not; and take all an oath of secrecy for