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1 III      |  power to the spiritual, thus giving it greater authority. And
2 VII      |    making them his gentlemen, giving them good pay, and, according
3 VII      |       all kinds of attention, giving him money, apparel, and
4 IX       |      is a token that they are giving more thought to themselves
5 X        |      always have the means of giving work to the community in
6 X        |      all such difficulties by giving at one time hope to his
7 XVIII(41)| Ferdinand’s name here without giving offence.” Burd’s “Il Principe,”
8 XIX      |       have this difficulty of giving inordinate satisfaction
9 XXIII    |    wise men in his state, and giving to them only the liberty