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1 7 |          put their arms a little abroad, which is their gesture
2 9 |        any business you may have abroad.” We gave him thanks with
3 12|         little, and put his arms abroad. We of our parts saluted
4 14|         meaner sort or else gone abroad), sat down with him; and
5 17|        broke up, and cast itself abroad, as it were, into a firmament
6 29|       returned may have reported abroad, I know not. But you must
7 29| travelling from hence into parts abroad, our lawgiver thought fit
8 31|         the brethren should stay abroad till the new mis sion, the
9 33|       lived most joyfully, going abroad and seeing what was to be