Chapter IV

used before a singular noun to mean one of a group, when it is not a particular one

From this reading _An other Epistle Monitorie, touching the reformation of a Couetous life._ [Sidenote: _Exordium._] [Sidenote: _Metonomia._] [Sidenote: _Narratiō._] [Sidenote: _Ecphonesis._] [Sidenote: _Merismus._] [Sidenote: _Asyndeton._] [Sidenote: _Brachiologa._] [Sidenote: Metonomia.]

(usually followed by “to”) having the necessary means or skill or know-how or authority to do something

From this reading Alas what cries doe you procure agaynst you of the poore and wretched people, who beeing plagued with the harde yoke you laie vppon them, are not able of themselues to redresse, but onelie doe pray to God that hee will for them reuenge it.

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From this reading Trulie for mine owne part I am ashamed, and also it greatlie grieueth me euerie where to heare of this extreame couetousnesse and harde dealings, by you vsed towardes your poore tenants, and other the inhabitants about you, who notwithstanding that God hath aboundantlie blessed you with ryches more then sufficient, you bee yet so miserablie bent vpon the worlde, as you care not by what district and seuere handling you doe attaine vnto your wealth, onelie so you haue it, or can come by it, you holde no conscience or question at all of the winning it.

on the subject of; concerning

From this reading [Sidenote: _Peroratiō._] [Sidenote: _Sententia._] Albeit good brother, I knowe the matter of my writing will become offensiue vnto you, and that I am not ignorant what heauie aduersaries you haue, that daylie doe goe about to suppresse the soūd & faithful aduise of those, who without flattery doe wish heartilie wel vnto you, and studiouslie are busied at al times for and towardes your good.

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From this reading [Sidenote: _Peroratiō._] [Sidenote: _Sententia._] Albeit good brother, I knowe the matter of my writing will become offensiue vnto you, and that I am not ignorant what heauie aduersaries you haue, that daylie doe goe about to suppresse the soūd & faithful aduise of those, who without flattery doe wish heartilie wel vnto you, and studiouslie are busied at al times for and towardes your good.

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From this reading [Sidenote: _Peroratiō._] [Sidenote: _Sententia._] Albeit good brother, I knowe the matter of my writing will become offensiue vnto you, and that I am not ignorant what heauie aduersaries you haue, that daylie doe goe about to suppresse the soūd & faithful aduise of those, who without flattery doe wish heartilie wel vnto you, and studiouslie are busied at al times for and towardes your good.

a positive feeling of liking

From this reading Such neuerthelesse is the loue and dutie that I owe you, as seeing you in so great an errour as you are ouerwhelmed in, I cannot in respect of our brotherlie affection, but I must needes warne you of it, whereof if you become not repentant, and a renouncer betimes, I doubt, not onelie the worlde will crie out agaynst you, but God also in high displeasure will bee angrie with you.

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From this reading Such neuerthelesse is the loue and dutie that I owe you, as seeing you in so great an errour as you are ouerwhelmed in, I cannot in respect of our brotherlie affection, but I must needes warne you of it, whereof if you become not repentant, and a renouncer betimes, I doubt, not onelie the worlde will crie out agaynst you, but God also in high displeasure will bee angrie with you.

a silvery ductile metallic element found primarily in bauxite

From this reading [Sidenote: _Peroratiō._] [Sidenote: _Sententia._] Albeit good brother, I knowe the matter of my writing will become offensiue vnto you, and that I am not ignorant what heauie aduersaries you haue, that daylie doe goe about to suppresse the soūd & faithful aduise of those, who without flattery doe wish heartilie wel vnto you, and studiouslie are busied at al times for and towardes your good.

used to show sadness, pity, or regret

From this reading Alas what cries doe you procure agaynst you of the poore and wretched people, who beeing plagued with the harde yoke you laie vppon them, are not able of themselues to redresse, but onelie doe pray to God that hee will for them reuenge it.

although

From this reading [Sidenote: _Peroratiō._] [Sidenote: _Sententia._] Albeit good brother, I knowe the matter of my writing will become offensiue vnto you, and that I am not ignorant what heauie aduersaries you haue, that daylie doe goe about to suppresse the soūd & faithful aduise of those, who without flattery doe wish heartilie wel vnto you, and studiouslie are busied at al times for and towardes your good.

(quantifier) used with either mass or count nouns to indicate the whole number or amount of or every one of a class

From this reading Trulie for mine owne part I am ashamed, and also it greatlie grieueth me euerie where to heare of this extreame couetousnesse and harde dealings, by you vsed towardes your poore tenants, and other the inhabitants about you, who notwithstanding that God hath aboundantlie blessed you with ryches more then sufficient, you bee yet so miserablie bent vpon the worlde, as you care not by what district and seuere handling you doe attaine vnto your wealth, onelie so you haue it, or can come by it, you holde no conscience or question at all of the winning it.

in addition

From this reading Such neuerthelesse is the loue and dutie that I owe you, as seeing you in so great an errour as you are ouerwhelmed in, I cannot in respect of our brotherlie affection, but I must needes warne you of it, whereof if you become not repentant, and a renouncer betimes, I doubt, not onelie the worlde will crie out agaynst you, but God also in high displeasure will bee angrie with you.

the form of “be” used with “I”

From this reading [Sidenote: _Peroratiō._] [Sidenote: _Sententia._] Albeit good brother, I knowe the matter of my writing will become offensiue vnto you, and that I am not ignorant what heauie aduersaries you haue, that daylie doe goe about to suppresse the soūd & faithful aduise of those, who without flattery doe wish heartilie wel vnto you, and studiouslie are busied at al times for and towardes your good.

the form of “a” used before a word that begins with a vowel sound

From this reading _An other Epistle Monitorie, touching the reformation of a Couetous life._ [Sidenote: _Exordium._] [Sidenote: _Metonomia._] [Sidenote: _Narratiō._] [Sidenote: _Ecphonesis._] [Sidenote: _Merismus._] [Sidenote: _Asyndeton._] [Sidenote: _Brachiologa._] [Sidenote: Metonomia.]

used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together

From this reading [Sidenote: _Peroratiō._] [Sidenote: _Sententia._] Albeit good brother, I knowe the matter of my writing will become offensiue vnto you, and that I am not ignorant what heauie aduersaries you haue, that daylie doe goe about to suppresse the soūd & faithful aduise of those, who without flattery doe wish heartilie wel vnto you, and studiouslie are busied at al times for and towardes your good.

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From this reading Such neuerthelesse is the loue and dutie that I owe you, as seeing you in so great an errour as you are ouerwhelmed in, I cannot in respect of our brotherlie affection, but I must needes warne you of it, whereof if you become not repentant, and a renouncer betimes, I doubt, not onelie the worlde will crie out agaynst you, but God also in high displeasure will bee angrie with you.

the form of “be” used with you, we, they, or a plural noun

From this reading [Sidenote: _Peroratiō._] [Sidenote: _Sententia._] Albeit good brother, I knowe the matter of my writing will become offensiue vnto you, and that I am not ignorant what heauie aduersaries you haue, that daylie doe goe about to suppresse the soūd & faithful aduise of those, who without flattery doe wish heartilie wel vnto you, and studiouslie are busied at al times for and towardes your good.

at the same time that; because; in the way that

From this reading Such neuerthelesse is the loue and dutie that I owe you, as seeing you in so great an errour as you are ouerwhelmed in, I cannot in respect of our brotherlie affection, but I must needes warne you of it, whereof if you become not repentant, and a renouncer betimes, I doubt, not onelie the worlde will crie out agaynst you, but God also in high displeasure will bee angrie with you.

feeling shame or guilt or embarrassment or remorse

From this reading Trulie for mine owne part I am ashamed, and also it greatlie grieueth me euerie where to heare of this extreame couetousnesse and harde dealings, by you vsed towardes your poore tenants, and other the inhabitants about you, who notwithstanding that God hath aboundantlie blessed you with ryches more then sufficient, you bee yet so miserablie bent vpon the worlde, as you care not by what district and seuere handling you doe attaine vnto your wealth, onelie so you haue it, or can come by it, you holde no conscience or question at all of the winning it.

the omission of conjunctions where they would normally be used

From this reading _An other Epistle Monitorie, touching the reformation of a Couetous life._ [Sidenote: _Exordium._] [Sidenote: _Metonomia._] [Sidenote: _Narratiō._] [Sidenote: _Ecphonesis._] [Sidenote: _Merismus._] [Sidenote: _Asyndeton._] [Sidenote: _Brachiologa._] [Sidenote: Metonomia.]

in or near a particular place or position

From this reading [Sidenote: _Peroratiō._] [Sidenote: _Sententia._] Albeit good brother, I knowe the matter of my writing will become offensiue vnto you, and that I am not ignorant what heauie aduersaries you haue, that daylie doe goe about to suppresse the soūd & faithful aduise of those, who without flattery doe wish heartilie wel vnto you, and studiouslie are busied at al times for and towardes your good.

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From this reading Trulie for mine owne part I am ashamed, and also it greatlie grieueth me euerie where to heare of this extreame couetousnesse and harde dealings, by you vsed towardes your poore tenants, and other the inhabitants about you, who notwithstanding that God hath aboundantlie blessed you with ryches more then sufficient, you bee yet so miserablie bent vpon the worlde, as you care not by what district and seuere handling you doe attaine vnto your wealth, onelie so you haue it, or can come by it, you holde no conscience or question at all of the winning it.

enter or assume a certain state or condition

From this reading [Sidenote: _Peroratiō._] [Sidenote: _Sententia._] Albeit good brother, I knowe the matter of my writing will become offensiue vnto you, and that I am not ignorant what heauie aduersaries you haue, that daylie doe goe about to suppresse the soūd & faithful aduise of those, who without flattery doe wish heartilie wel vnto you, and studiouslie are busied at al times for and towardes your good.

any of numerous hairy-bodied insects including social and solitary species

From this reading Such neuerthelesse is the loue and dutie that I owe you, as seeing you in so great an errour as you are ouerwhelmed in, I cannot in respect of our brotherlie affection, but I must needes warne you of it, whereof if you become not repentant, and a renouncer betimes, I doubt, not onelie the worlde will crie out agaynst you, but God also in high displeasure will bee angrie with you.

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From this reading Alas what cries doe you procure agaynst you of the poore and wretched people, who beeing plagued with the harde yoke you laie vppon them, are not able of themselues to redresse, but onelie doe pray to God that hee will for them reuenge it.

a relatively permanent inclination to react in a particular way

From this reading Trulie for mine owne part I am ashamed, and also it greatlie grieueth me euerie where to heare of this extreame couetousnesse and harde dealings, by you vsed towardes your poore tenants, and other the inhabitants about you, who notwithstanding that God hath aboundantlie blessed you with ryches more then sufficient, you bee yet so miserablie bent vpon the worlde, as you care not by what district and seuere handling you doe attaine vnto your wealth, onelie so you haue it, or can come by it, you holde no conscience or question at all of the winning it.

in good time

From this reading Such neuerthelesse is the loue and dutie that I owe you, as seeing you in so great an errour as you are ouerwhelmed in, I cannot in respect of our brotherlie affection, but I must needes warne you of it, whereof if you become not repentant, and a renouncer betimes, I doubt, not onelie the worlde will crie out agaynst you, but God also in high displeasure will bee angrie with you.

highly favored or fortunate (as e.g. by divine grace)

From this reading Trulie for mine owne part I am ashamed, and also it greatlie grieueth me euerie where to heare of this extreame couetousnesse and harde dealings, by you vsed towardes your poore tenants, and other the inhabitants about you, who notwithstanding that God hath aboundantlie blessed you with ryches more then sufficient, you bee yet so miserablie bent vpon the worlde, as you care not by what district and seuere handling you doe attaine vnto your wealth, onelie so you haue it, or can come by it, you holde no conscience or question at all of the winning it.

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From this reading _An other Epistle Monitorie, touching the reformation of a Couetous life._ [Sidenote: _Exordium._] [Sidenote: _Metonomia._] [Sidenote: _Narratiō._] [Sidenote: _Ecphonesis._] [Sidenote: _Merismus._] [Sidenote: _Asyndeton._] [Sidenote: _Brachiologa._] [Sidenote: Metonomia.]

a male with the same parents as someone else

From this reading [Sidenote: _Peroratiō._] [Sidenote: _Sententia._] Albeit good brother, I knowe the matter of my writing will become offensiue vnto you, and that I am not ignorant what heauie aduersaries you haue, that daylie doe goe about to suppresse the soūd & faithful aduise of those, who without flattery doe wish heartilie wel vnto you, and studiouslie are busied at al times for and towardes your good.

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From this reading Such neuerthelesse is the loue and dutie that I owe you, as seeing you in so great an errour as you are ouerwhelmed in, I cannot in respect of our brotherlie affection, but I must needes warne you of it, whereof if you become not repentant, and a renouncer betimes, I doubt, not onelie the worlde will crie out agaynst you, but God also in high displeasure will bee angrie with you.

inflected form of “busy” — keep busy with

From this reading [Sidenote: _Peroratiō._] [Sidenote: _Sententia._] Albeit good brother, I knowe the matter of my writing will become offensiue vnto you, and that I am not ignorant what heauie aduersaries you haue, that daylie doe goe about to suppresse the soūd & faithful aduise of those, who without flattery doe wish heartilie wel vnto you, and studiouslie are busied at al times for and towardes your good.

used to introduce something that contrasts with what came before

From this reading Such neuerthelesse is the loue and dutie that I owe you, as seeing you in so great an errour as you are ouerwhelmed in, I cannot in respect of our brotherlie affection, but I must needes warne you of it, whereof if you become not repentant, and a renouncer betimes, I doubt, not onelie the worlde will crie out agaynst you, but God also in high displeasure will bee angrie with you.

showing who or what does the action

From this reading Trulie for mine owne part I am ashamed, and also it greatlie grieueth me euerie where to heare of this extreame couetousnesse and harde dealings, by you vsed towardes your poore tenants, and other the inhabitants about you, who notwithstanding that God hath aboundantlie blessed you with ryches more then sufficient, you bee yet so miserablie bent vpon the worlde, as you care not by what district and seuere handling you doe attaine vnto your wealth, onelie so you haue it, or can come by it, you holde no conscience or question at all of the winning it.

to be able to, or to be allowed to

From this reading Trulie for mine owne part I am ashamed, and also it greatlie grieueth me euerie where to heare of this extreame couetousnesse and harde dealings, by you vsed towardes your poore tenants, and other the inhabitants about you, who notwithstanding that God hath aboundantlie blessed you with ryches more then sufficient, you bee yet so miserablie bent vpon the worlde, as you care not by what district and seuere handling you doe attaine vnto your wealth, onelie so you haue it, or can come by it, you holde no conscience or question at all of the winning it.

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From this reading Such neuerthelesse is the loue and dutie that I owe you, as seeing you in so great an errour as you are ouerwhelmed in, I cannot in respect of our brotherlie affection, but I must needes warne you of it, whereof if you become not repentant, and a renouncer betimes, I doubt, not onelie the worlde will crie out agaynst you, but God also in high displeasure will bee angrie with you.

the work of providing treatment for or attending to someone or something

From this reading Trulie for mine owne part I am ashamed, and also it greatlie grieueth me euerie where to heare of this extreame couetousnesse and harde dealings, by you vsed towardes your poore tenants, and other the inhabitants about you, who notwithstanding that God hath aboundantlie blessed you with ryches more then sufficient, you bee yet so miserablie bent vpon the worlde, as you care not by what district and seuere handling you doe attaine vnto your wealth, onelie so you haue it, or can come by it, you holde no conscience or question at all of the winning it.

move toward, travel toward something or somebody or approach something or somebody

From this reading Trulie for mine owne part I am ashamed, and also it greatlie grieueth me euerie where to heare of this extreame couetousnesse and harde dealings, by you vsed towardes your poore tenants, and other the inhabitants about you, who notwithstanding that God hath aboundantlie blessed you with ryches more then sufficient, you bee yet so miserablie bent vpon the worlde, as you care not by what district and seuere handling you doe attaine vnto your wealth, onelie so you haue it, or can come by it, you holde no conscience or question at all of the winning it.

motivation deriving logically from ethical or moral principles that govern a person's thoughts and actions

From this reading Trulie for mine owne part I am ashamed, and also it greatlie grieueth me euerie where to heare of this extreame couetousnesse and harde dealings, by you vsed towardes your poore tenants, and other the inhabitants about you, who notwithstanding that God hath aboundantlie blessed you with ryches more then sufficient, you bee yet so miserablie bent vpon the worlde, as you care not by what district and seuere handling you doe attaine vnto your wealth, onelie so you haue it, or can come by it, you holde no conscience or question at all of the winning it.

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From this reading _An other Epistle Monitorie, touching the reformation of a Couetous life._ [Sidenote: _Exordium._] [Sidenote: _Metonomia._] [Sidenote: _Narratiō._] [Sidenote: _Ecphonesis._] [Sidenote: _Merismus._] [Sidenote: _Asyndeton._] [Sidenote: _Brachiologa._] [Sidenote: Metonomia.]

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From this reading Trulie for mine owne part I am ashamed, and also it greatlie grieueth me euerie where to heare of this extreame couetousnesse and harde dealings, by you vsed towardes your poore tenants, and other the inhabitants about you, who notwithstanding that God hath aboundantlie blessed you with ryches more then sufficient, you bee yet so miserablie bent vpon the worlde, as you care not by what district and seuere handling you doe attaine vnto your wealth, onelie so you haue it, or can come by it, you holde no conscience or question at all of the winning it.

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From this reading Such neuerthelesse is the loue and dutie that I owe you, as seeing you in so great an errour as you are ouerwhelmed in, I cannot in respect of our brotherlie affection, but I must needes warne you of it, whereof if you become not repentant, and a renouncer betimes, I doubt, not onelie the worlde will crie out agaynst you, but God also in high displeasure will bee angrie with you.

plural of “cry” — a loud utterance; often in protest or opposition

From this reading Alas what cries doe you procure agaynst you of the poore and wretched people, who beeing plagued with the harde yoke you laie vppon them, are not able of themselues to redresse, but onelie doe pray to God that hee will for them reuenge it.

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From this reading [Sidenote: _Peroratiō._] [Sidenote: _Sententia._] Albeit good brother, I knowe the matter of my writing will become offensiue vnto you, and that I am not ignorant what heauie aduersaries you haue, that daylie doe goe about to suppresse the soūd & faithful aduise of those, who without flattery doe wish heartilie wel vnto you, and studiouslie are busied at al times for and towardes your good.

social or verbal interchange (usually followed by “with”)

From this reading Trulie for mine owne part I am ashamed, and also it greatlie grieueth me euerie where to heare of this extreame couetousnesse and harde dealings, by you vsed towardes your poore tenants, and other the inhabitants about you, who notwithstanding that God hath aboundantlie blessed you with ryches more then sufficient, you bee yet so miserablie bent vpon the worlde, as you care not by what district and seuere handling you doe attaine vnto your wealth, onelie so you haue it, or can come by it, you holde no conscience or question at all of the winning it.

the feeling of being displeased or annoyed or dissatisfied with someone or something

From this reading Such neuerthelesse is the loue and dutie that I owe you, as seeing you in so great an errour as you are ouerwhelmed in, I cannot in respect of our brotherlie affection, but I must needes warne you of it, whereof if you become not repentant, and a renouncer betimes, I doubt, not onelie the worlde will crie out agaynst you, but God also in high displeasure will bee angrie with you.

a region marked off for administrative or other purposes

From this reading Trulie for mine owne part I am ashamed, and also it greatlie grieueth me euerie where to heare of this extreame couetousnesse and harde dealings, by you vsed towardes your poore tenants, and other the inhabitants about you, who notwithstanding that God hath aboundantlie blessed you with ryches more then sufficient, you bee yet so miserablie bent vpon the worlde, as you care not by what district and seuere handling you doe attaine vnto your wealth, onelie so you haue it, or can come by it, you holde no conscience or question at all of the winning it.

the federal department responsible for maintaining a national energy policy of the United States; created in 1977

From this reading [Sidenote: _Peroratiō._] [Sidenote: _Sententia._] Albeit good brother, I knowe the matter of my writing will become offensiue vnto you, and that I am not ignorant what heauie aduersaries you haue, that daylie doe goe about to suppresse the soūd & faithful aduise of those, who without flattery doe wish heartilie wel vnto you, and studiouslie are busied at al times for and towardes your good.

the state of being unsure of something

From this reading Such neuerthelesse is the loue and dutie that I owe you, as seeing you in so great an errour as you are ouerwhelmed in, I cannot in respect of our brotherlie affection, but I must needes warne you of it, whereof if you become not repentant, and a renouncer betimes, I doubt, not onelie the worlde will crie out agaynst you, but God also in high displeasure will bee angrie with you.

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From this reading Such neuerthelesse is the loue and dutie that I owe you, as seeing you in so great an errour as you are ouerwhelmed in, I cannot in respect of our brotherlie affection, but I must needes warne you of it, whereof if you become not repentant, and a renouncer betimes, I doubt, not onelie the worlde will crie out agaynst you, but God also in high displeasure will bee angrie with you.

an exclamatory rhetorical device

From this reading _An other Epistle Monitorie, touching the reformation of a Couetous life._ [Sidenote: _Exordium._] [Sidenote: _Metonomia._] [Sidenote: _Narratiō._] [Sidenote: _Ecphonesis._] [Sidenote: _Merismus._] [Sidenote: _Asyndeton._] [Sidenote: _Brachiologa._] [Sidenote: Metonomia.]

a specially long, formal letter

From this reading _An other Epistle Monitorie, touching the reformation of a Couetous life._ [Sidenote: _Exordium._] [Sidenote: _Metonomia._] [Sidenote: _Narratiō._] [Sidenote: _Ecphonesis._] [Sidenote: _Merismus._] [Sidenote: _Asyndeton._] [Sidenote: _Brachiologa._] [Sidenote: Metonomia.]

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From this reading Such neuerthelesse is the loue and dutie that I owe you, as seeing you in so great an errour as you are ouerwhelmed in, I cannot in respect of our brotherlie affection, but I must needes warne you of it, whereof if you become not repentant, and a renouncer betimes, I doubt, not onelie the worlde will crie out agaynst you, but God also in high displeasure will bee angrie with you.

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From this reading Trulie for mine owne part I am ashamed, and also it greatlie grieueth me euerie where to heare of this extreame couetousnesse and harde dealings, by you vsed towardes your poore tenants, and other the inhabitants about you, who notwithstanding that God hath aboundantlie blessed you with ryches more then sufficient, you bee yet so miserablie bent vpon the worlde, as you care not by what district and seuere handling you doe attaine vnto your wealth, onelie so you haue it, or can come by it, you holde no conscience or question at all of the winning it.

(rhetoric) the introductory section of an oration or discourse

From this reading _An other Epistle Monitorie, touching the reformation of a Couetous life._ [Sidenote: _Exordium._] [Sidenote: _Metonomia._] [Sidenote: _Narratiō._] [Sidenote: _Ecphonesis._] [Sidenote: _Merismus._] [Sidenote: _Asyndeton._] [Sidenote: _Brachiologa._] [Sidenote: Metonomia.]

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From this reading Trulie for mine owne part I am ashamed, and also it greatlie grieueth me euerie where to heare of this extreame couetousnesse and harde dealings, by you vsed towardes your poore tenants, and other the inhabitants about you, who notwithstanding that God hath aboundantlie blessed you with ryches more then sufficient, you bee yet so miserablie bent vpon the worlde, as you care not by what district and seuere handling you doe attaine vnto your wealth, onelie so you haue it, or can come by it, you holde no conscience or question at all of the winning it.

steadfast in affection or allegiance

From this reading [Sidenote: _Peroratiō._] [Sidenote: _Sententia._] Albeit good brother, I knowe the matter of my writing will become offensiue vnto you, and that I am not ignorant what heauie aduersaries you haue, that daylie doe goe about to suppresse the soūd & faithful aduise of those, who without flattery doe wish heartilie wel vnto you, and studiouslie are busied at al times for and towardes your good.

excessive or insincere praise

From this reading [Sidenote: _Peroratiō._] [Sidenote: _Sententia._] Albeit good brother, I knowe the matter of my writing will become offensiue vnto you, and that I am not ignorant what heauie aduersaries you haue, that daylie doe goe about to suppresse the soūd & faithful aduise of those, who without flattery doe wish heartilie wel vnto you, and studiouslie are busied at al times for and towardes your good.

intended to be given to, or used by, somebody

From this reading [Sidenote: _Peroratiō._] [Sidenote: _Sententia._] Albeit good brother, I knowe the matter of my writing will become offensiue vnto you, and that I am not ignorant what heauie aduersaries you haue, that daylie doe goe about to suppresse the soūd & faithful aduise of those, who without flattery doe wish heartilie wel vnto you, and studiouslie are busied at al times for and towardes your good.

the supernatural being conceived as the perfect and omnipotent and omniscient originator and ruler of the universe; the object of worship in monotheistic religions

From this reading Such neuerthelesse is the loue and dutie that I owe you, as seeing you in so great an errour as you are ouerwhelmed in, I cannot in respect of our brotherlie affection, but I must needes warne you of it, whereof if you become not repentant, and a renouncer betimes, I doubt, not onelie the worlde will crie out agaynst you, but God also in high displeasure will bee angrie with you.

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From this reading [Sidenote: _Peroratiō._] [Sidenote: _Sententia._] Albeit good brother, I knowe the matter of my writing will become offensiue vnto you, and that I am not ignorant what heauie aduersaries you haue, that daylie doe goe about to suppresse the soūd & faithful aduise of those, who without flattery doe wish heartilie wel vnto you, and studiouslie are busied at al times for and towardes your good.

having desirable or positive qualities especially those suitable for a thing specified

From this reading [Sidenote: _Peroratiō._] [Sidenote: _Sententia._] Albeit good brother, I knowe the matter of my writing will become offensiue vnto you, and that I am not ignorant what heauie aduersaries you haue, that daylie doe goe about to suppresse the soūd & faithful aduise of those, who without flattery doe wish heartilie wel vnto you, and studiouslie are busied at al times for and towardes your good.

relatively large in size or number or extent; larger than others of its kind

From this reading Such neuerthelesse is the loue and dutie that I owe you, as seeing you in so great an errour as you are ouerwhelmed in, I cannot in respect of our brotherlie affection, but I must needes warne you of it, whereof if you become not repentant, and a renouncer betimes, I doubt, not onelie the worlde will crie out agaynst you, but God also in high displeasure will bee angrie with you.

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From this reading Trulie for mine owne part I am ashamed, and also it greatlie grieueth me euerie where to heare of this extreame couetousnesse and harde dealings, by you vsed towardes your poore tenants, and other the inhabitants about you, who notwithstanding that God hath aboundantlie blessed you with ryches more then sufficient, you bee yet so miserablie bent vpon the worlde, as you care not by what district and seuere handling you doe attaine vnto your wealth, onelie so you haue it, or can come by it, you holde no conscience or question at all of the winning it.

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From this reading Trulie for mine owne part I am ashamed, and also it greatlie grieueth me euerie where to heare of this extreame couetousnesse and harde dealings, by you vsed towardes your poore tenants, and other the inhabitants about you, who notwithstanding that God hath aboundantlie blessed you with ryches more then sufficient, you bee yet so miserablie bent vpon the worlde, as you care not by what district and seuere handling you doe attaine vnto your wealth, onelie so you haue it, or can come by it, you holde no conscience or question at all of the winning it.

manual (or mechanical) carrying or moving or delivering or working with something

From this reading Trulie for mine owne part I am ashamed, and also it greatlie grieueth me euerie where to heare of this extreame couetousnesse and harde dealings, by you vsed towardes your poore tenants, and other the inhabitants about you, who notwithstanding that God hath aboundantlie blessed you with ryches more then sufficient, you bee yet so miserablie bent vpon the worlde, as you care not by what district and seuere handling you doe attaine vnto your wealth, onelie so you haue it, or can come by it, you holde no conscience or question at all of the winning it.

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From this reading Trulie for mine owne part I am ashamed, and also it greatlie grieueth me euerie where to heare of this extreame couetousnesse and harde dealings, by you vsed towardes your poore tenants, and other the inhabitants about you, who notwithstanding that God hath aboundantlie blessed you with ryches more then sufficient, you bee yet so miserablie bent vpon the worlde, as you care not by what district and seuere handling you doe attaine vnto your wealth, onelie so you haue it, or can come by it, you holde no conscience or question at all of the winning it.

an old form of “has”

From this reading Trulie for mine owne part I am ashamed, and also it greatlie grieueth me euerie where to heare of this extreame couetousnesse and harde dealings, by you vsed towardes your poore tenants, and other the inhabitants about you, who notwithstanding that God hath aboundantlie blessed you with ryches more then sufficient, you bee yet so miserablie bent vpon the worlde, as you care not by what district and seuere handling you doe attaine vnto your wealth, onelie so you haue it, or can come by it, you holde no conscience or question at all of the winning it.

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From this reading [Sidenote: _Peroratiō._] [Sidenote: _Sententia._] Albeit good brother, I knowe the matter of my writing will become offensiue vnto you, and that I am not ignorant what heauie aduersaries you haue, that daylie doe goe about to suppresse the soūd & faithful aduise of those, who without flattery doe wish heartilie wel vnto you, and studiouslie are busied at al times for and towardes your good.

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From this reading Trulie for mine owne part I am ashamed, and also it greatlie grieueth me euerie where to heare of this extreame couetousnesse and harde dealings, by you vsed towardes your poore tenants, and other the inhabitants about you, who notwithstanding that God hath aboundantlie blessed you with ryches more then sufficient, you bee yet so miserablie bent vpon the worlde, as you care not by what district and seuere handling you doe attaine vnto your wealth, onelie so you haue it, or can come by it, you holde no conscience or question at all of the winning it.

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From this reading [Sidenote: _Peroratiō._] [Sidenote: _Sententia._] Albeit good brother, I knowe the matter of my writing will become offensiue vnto you, and that I am not ignorant what heauie aduersaries you haue, that daylie doe goe about to suppresse the soūd & faithful aduise of those, who without flattery doe wish heartilie wel vnto you, and studiouslie are busied at al times for and towardes your good.

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From this reading [Sidenote: _Peroratiō._] [Sidenote: _Sententia._] Albeit good brother, I knowe the matter of my writing will become offensiue vnto you, and that I am not ignorant what heauie aduersaries you haue, that daylie doe goe about to suppresse the soūd & faithful aduise of those, who without flattery doe wish heartilie wel vnto you, and studiouslie are busied at al times for and towardes your good.

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From this reading Alas what cries doe you procure agaynst you of the poore and wretched people, who beeing plagued with the harde yoke you laie vppon them, are not able of themselues to redresse, but onelie doe pray to God that hee will for them reuenge it.

greater than normal in degree or intensity or amount

From this reading Such neuerthelesse is the loue and dutie that I owe you, as seeing you in so great an errour as you are ouerwhelmed in, I cannot in respect of our brotherlie affection, but I must needes warne you of it, whereof if you become not repentant, and a renouncer betimes, I doubt, not onelie the worlde will crie out agaynst you, but God also in high displeasure will bee angrie with you.

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From this reading Trulie for mine owne part I am ashamed, and also it greatlie grieueth me euerie where to heare of this extreame couetousnesse and harde dealings, by you vsed towardes your poore tenants, and other the inhabitants about you, who notwithstanding that God hath aboundantlie blessed you with ryches more then sufficient, you bee yet so miserablie bent vpon the worlde, as you care not by what district and seuere handling you doe attaine vnto your wealth, onelie so you haue it, or can come by it, you holde no conscience or question at all of the winning it.

the person speaking or writing, as the subject of the verb

From this reading [Sidenote: _Peroratiō._] [Sidenote: _Sententia._] Albeit good brother, I knowe the matter of my writing will become offensiue vnto you, and that I am not ignorant what heauie aduersaries you haue, that daylie doe goe about to suppresse the soūd & faithful aduise of those, who without flattery doe wish heartilie wel vnto you, and studiouslie are busied at al times for and towardes your good.

on condition that; in the event that

From this reading Such neuerthelesse is the loue and dutie that I owe you, as seeing you in so great an errour as you are ouerwhelmed in, I cannot in respect of our brotherlie affection, but I must needes warne you of it, whereof if you become not repentant, and a renouncer betimes, I doubt, not onelie the worlde will crie out agaynst you, but God also in high displeasure will bee angrie with you.

uneducated in general; lacking knowledge or sophistication

From this reading [Sidenote: _Peroratiō._] [Sidenote: _Sententia._] Albeit good brother, I knowe the matter of my writing will become offensiue vnto you, and that I am not ignorant what heauie aduersaries you haue, that daylie doe goe about to suppresse the soūd & faithful aduise of those, who without flattery doe wish heartilie wel vnto you, and studiouslie are busied at al times for and towardes your good.

inside something, or within a place, period, or state

From this reading Such neuerthelesse is the loue and dutie that I owe you, as seeing you in so great an errour as you are ouerwhelmed in, I cannot in respect of our brotherlie affection, but I must needes warne you of it, whereof if you become not repentant, and a renouncer betimes, I doubt, not onelie the worlde will crie out agaynst you, but God also in high displeasure will bee angrie with you.

plural of “inhabitant” — a person who inhabits a particular place

From this reading Trulie for mine owne part I am ashamed, and also it greatlie grieueth me euerie where to heare of this extreame couetousnesse and harde dealings, by you vsed towardes your poore tenants, and other the inhabitants about you, who notwithstanding that God hath aboundantlie blessed you with ryches more then sufficient, you bee yet so miserablie bent vpon the worlde, as you care not by what district and seuere handling you doe attaine vnto your wealth, onelie so you haue it, or can come by it, you holde no conscience or question at all of the winning it.

the form of “be” used with he, she, it, or a singular noun

From this reading Such neuerthelesse is the loue and dutie that I owe you, as seeing you in so great an errour as you are ouerwhelmed in, I cannot in respect of our brotherlie affection, but I must needes warne you of it, whereof if you become not repentant, and a renouncer betimes, I doubt, not onelie the worlde will crie out agaynst you, but God also in high displeasure will bee angrie with you.

a thing, animal, or idea already mentioned

From this reading Such neuerthelesse is the loue and dutie that I owe you, as seeing you in so great an errour as you are ouerwhelmed in, I cannot in respect of our brotherlie affection, but I must needes warne you of it, whereof if you become not repentant, and a renouncer betimes, I doubt, not onelie the worlde will crie out agaynst you, but God also in high displeasure will bee angrie with you.

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From this reading [Sidenote: _Peroratiō._] [Sidenote: _Sententia._] Albeit good brother, I knowe the matter of my writing will become offensiue vnto you, and that I am not ignorant what heauie aduersaries you haue, that daylie doe goe about to suppresse the soūd & faithful aduise of those, who without flattery doe wish heartilie wel vnto you, and studiouslie are busied at al times for and towardes your good.

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From this reading Alas what cries doe you procure agaynst you of the poore and wretched people, who beeing plagued with the harde yoke you laie vppon them, are not able of themselues to redresse, but onelie doe pray to God that hee will for them reuenge it.

a characteristic state or mode of living

From this reading _An other Epistle Monitorie, touching the reformation of a Couetous life._ [Sidenote: _Exordium._] [Sidenote: _Metonomia._] [Sidenote: _Narratiō._] [Sidenote: _Ecphonesis._] [Sidenote: _Merismus._] [Sidenote: _Asyndeton._] [Sidenote: _Brachiologa._] [Sidenote: Metonomia.]

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From this reading Such neuerthelesse is the loue and dutie that I owe you, as seeing you in so great an errour as you are ouerwhelmed in, I cannot in respect of our brotherlie affection, but I must needes warne you of it, whereof if you become not repentant, and a renouncer betimes, I doubt, not onelie the worlde will crie out agaynst you, but God also in high displeasure will bee angrie with you.

a vaguely specified concern

From this reading [Sidenote: _Peroratiō._] [Sidenote: _Sententia._] Albeit good brother, I knowe the matter of my writing will become offensiue vnto you, and that I am not ignorant what heauie aduersaries you haue, that daylie doe goe about to suppresse the soūd & faithful aduise of those, who without flattery doe wish heartilie wel vnto you, and studiouslie are busied at al times for and towardes your good.

the person speaking, as the object of a verb or preposition

From this reading Trulie for mine owne part I am ashamed, and also it greatlie grieueth me euerie where to heare of this extreame couetousnesse and harde dealings, by you vsed towardes your poore tenants, and other the inhabitants about you, who notwithstanding that God hath aboundantlie blessed you with ryches more then sufficient, you bee yet so miserablie bent vpon the worlde, as you care not by what district and seuere handling you doe attaine vnto your wealth, onelie so you haue it, or can come by it, you holde no conscience or question at all of the winning it.

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From this reading _An other Epistle Monitorie, touching the reformation of a Couetous life._ [Sidenote: _Exordium._] [Sidenote: _Metonomia._] [Sidenote: _Narratiō._] [Sidenote: _Ecphonesis._] [Sidenote: _Merismus._] [Sidenote: _Asyndeton._] [Sidenote: _Brachiologa._] [Sidenote: Metonomia.]

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From this reading _An other Epistle Monitorie, touching the reformation of a Couetous life._ [Sidenote: _Exordium._] [Sidenote: _Metonomia._] [Sidenote: _Narratiō._] [Sidenote: _Ecphonesis._] [Sidenote: _Merismus._] [Sidenote: _Asyndeton._] [Sidenote: _Brachiologa._] [Sidenote: Metonomia.]

the one or ones belonging to the person speaking

From this reading Trulie for mine owne part I am ashamed, and also it greatlie grieueth me euerie where to heare of this extreame couetousnesse and harde dealings, by you vsed towardes your poore tenants, and other the inhabitants about you, who notwithstanding that God hath aboundantlie blessed you with ryches more then sufficient, you bee yet so miserablie bent vpon the worlde, as you care not by what district and seuere handling you doe attaine vnto your wealth, onelie so you haue it, or can come by it, you holde no conscience or question at all of the winning it.

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From this reading Trulie for mine owne part I am ashamed, and also it greatlie grieueth me euerie where to heare of this extreame couetousnesse and harde dealings, by you vsed towardes your poore tenants, and other the inhabitants about you, who notwithstanding that God hath aboundantlie blessed you with ryches more then sufficient, you bee yet so miserablie bent vpon the worlde, as you care not by what district and seuere handling you doe attaine vnto your wealth, onelie so you haue it, or can come by it, you holde no conscience or question at all of the winning it.

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From this reading _An other Epistle Monitorie, touching the reformation of a Couetous life._ [Sidenote: _Exordium._] [Sidenote: _Metonomia._] [Sidenote: _Narratiō._] [Sidenote: _Ecphonesis._] [Sidenote: _Merismus._] [Sidenote: _Asyndeton._] [Sidenote: _Brachiologa._] [Sidenote: Metonomia.]

(comparative of “much” used with mass nouns) a quantifier meaning greater in size or amount or extent or degree

From this reading Trulie for mine owne part I am ashamed, and also it greatlie grieueth me euerie where to heare of this extreame couetousnesse and harde dealings, by you vsed towardes your poore tenants, and other the inhabitants about you, who notwithstanding that God hath aboundantlie blessed you with ryches more then sufficient, you bee yet so miserablie bent vpon the worlde, as you care not by what district and seuere handling you doe attaine vnto your wealth, onelie so you haue it, or can come by it, you holde no conscience or question at all of the winning it.

used to say something is necessary, or almost certainly true

From this reading Such neuerthelesse is the loue and dutie that I owe you, as seeing you in so great an errour as you are ouerwhelmed in, I cannot in respect of our brotherlie affection, but I must needes warne you of it, whereof if you become not repentant, and a renouncer betimes, I doubt, not onelie the worlde will crie out agaynst you, but God also in high displeasure will bee angrie with you.

belonging to the person speaking

From this reading [Sidenote: _Peroratiō._] [Sidenote: _Sententia._] Albeit good brother, I knowe the matter of my writing will become offensiue vnto you, and that I am not ignorant what heauie aduersaries you haue, that daylie doe goe about to suppresse the soūd & faithful aduise of those, who without flattery doe wish heartilie wel vnto you, and studiouslie are busied at al times for and towardes your good.

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From this reading _An other Epistle Monitorie, touching the reformation of a Couetous life._ [Sidenote: _Exordium._] [Sidenote: _Metonomia._] [Sidenote: _Narratiō._] [Sidenote: _Ecphonesis._] [Sidenote: _Merismus._] [Sidenote: _Asyndeton._] [Sidenote: _Brachiologa._] [Sidenote: Metonomia.]

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From this reading Such neuerthelesse is the loue and dutie that I owe you, as seeing you in so great an errour as you are ouerwhelmed in, I cannot in respect of our brotherlie affection, but I must needes warne you of it, whereof if you become not repentant, and a renouncer betimes, I doubt, not onelie the worlde will crie out agaynst you, but God also in high displeasure will bee angrie with you.

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From this reading Such neuerthelesse is the loue and dutie that I owe you, as seeing you in so great an errour as you are ouerwhelmed in, I cannot in respect of our brotherlie affection, but I must needes warne you of it, whereof if you become not repentant, and a renouncer betimes, I doubt, not onelie the worlde will crie out agaynst you, but God also in high displeasure will bee angrie with you.

not any; not one

From this reading Trulie for mine owne part I am ashamed, and also it greatlie grieueth me euerie where to heare of this extreame couetousnesse and harde dealings, by you vsed towardes your poore tenants, and other the inhabitants about you, who notwithstanding that God hath aboundantlie blessed you with ryches more then sufficient, you bee yet so miserablie bent vpon the worlde, as you care not by what district and seuere handling you doe attaine vnto your wealth, onelie so you haue it, or can come by it, you holde no conscience or question at all of the winning it.

used to make a word, phrase, or sentence negative

From this reading [Sidenote: _Peroratiō._] [Sidenote: _Sententia._] Albeit good brother, I knowe the matter of my writing will become offensiue vnto you, and that I am not ignorant what heauie aduersaries you haue, that daylie doe goe about to suppresse the soūd & faithful aduise of those, who without flattery doe wish heartilie wel vnto you, and studiouslie are busied at al times for and towardes your good.

despite anything to the contrary (usually preceding a concession)

From this reading Trulie for mine owne part I am ashamed, and also it greatlie grieueth me euerie where to heare of this extreame couetousnesse and harde dealings, by you vsed towardes your poore tenants, and other the inhabitants about you, who notwithstanding that God hath aboundantlie blessed you with ryches more then sufficient, you bee yet so miserablie bent vpon the worlde, as you care not by what district and seuere handling you doe attaine vnto your wealth, onelie so you haue it, or can come by it, you holde no conscience or question at all of the winning it.

belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something

From this reading _An other Epistle Monitorie, touching the reformation of a Couetous life._ [Sidenote: _Exordium._] [Sidenote: _Metonomia._] [Sidenote: _Narratiō._] [Sidenote: _Ecphonesis._] [Sidenote: _Merismus._] [Sidenote: _Asyndeton._] [Sidenote: _Brachiologa._] [Sidenote: Metonomia.]

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From this reading [Sidenote: _Peroratiō._] [Sidenote: _Sententia._] Albeit good brother, I knowe the matter of my writing will become offensiue vnto you, and that I am not ignorant what heauie aduersaries you haue, that daylie doe goe about to suppresse the soūd & faithful aduise of those, who without flattery doe wish heartilie wel vnto you, and studiouslie are busied at al times for and towardes your good.

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From this reading Such neuerthelesse is the loue and dutie that I owe you, as seeing you in so great an errour as you are ouerwhelmed in, I cannot in respect of our brotherlie affection, but I must needes warne you of it, whereof if you become not repentant, and a renouncer betimes, I doubt, not onelie the worlde will crie out agaynst you, but God also in high displeasure will bee angrie with you.

used to join alternatives or possibilities

From this reading Trulie for mine owne part I am ashamed, and also it greatlie grieueth me euerie where to heare of this extreame couetousnesse and harde dealings, by you vsed towardes your poore tenants, and other the inhabitants about you, who notwithstanding that God hath aboundantlie blessed you with ryches more then sufficient, you bee yet so miserablie bent vpon the worlde, as you care not by what district and seuere handling you doe attaine vnto your wealth, onelie so you haue it, or can come by it, you holde no conscience or question at all of the winning it.

not the same one or ones already mentioned or implied

From this reading _An other Epistle Monitorie, touching the reformation of a Couetous life._ [Sidenote: _Exordium._] [Sidenote: _Metonomia._] [Sidenote: _Narratiō._] [Sidenote: _Ecphonesis._] [Sidenote: _Merismus._] [Sidenote: _Asyndeton._] [Sidenote: _Brachiologa._] [Sidenote: Metonomia.]

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From this reading Such neuerthelesse is the loue and dutie that I owe you, as seeing you in so great an errour as you are ouerwhelmed in, I cannot in respect of our brotherlie affection, but I must needes warne you of it, whereof if you become not repentant, and a renouncer betimes, I doubt, not onelie the worlde will crie out agaynst you, but God also in high displeasure will bee angrie with you.

belonging to the speaker and others

From this reading Such neuerthelesse is the loue and dutie that I owe you, as seeing you in so great an errour as you are ouerwhelmed in, I cannot in respect of our brotherlie affection, but I must needes warne you of it, whereof if you become not repentant, and a renouncer betimes, I doubt, not onelie the worlde will crie out agaynst you, but God also in high displeasure will bee angrie with you.

not allowed to continue to bat or run

From this reading Such neuerthelesse is the loue and dutie that I owe you, as seeing you in so great an errour as you are ouerwhelmed in, I cannot in respect of our brotherlie affection, but I must needes warne you of it, whereof if you become not repentant, and a renouncer betimes, I doubt, not onelie the worlde will crie out agaynst you, but God also in high displeasure will bee angrie with you.

be obliged to pay or repay

From this reading Such neuerthelesse is the loue and dutie that I owe you, as seeing you in so great an errour as you are ouerwhelmed in, I cannot in respect of our brotherlie affection, but I must needes warne you of it, whereof if you become not repentant, and a renouncer betimes, I doubt, not onelie the worlde will crie out agaynst you, but God also in high displeasure will bee angrie with you.

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From this reading Trulie for mine owne part I am ashamed, and also it greatlie grieueth me euerie where to heare of this extreame couetousnesse and harde dealings, by you vsed towardes your poore tenants, and other the inhabitants about you, who notwithstanding that God hath aboundantlie blessed you with ryches more then sufficient, you bee yet so miserablie bent vpon the worlde, as you care not by what district and seuere handling you doe attaine vnto your wealth, onelie so you haue it, or can come by it, you holde no conscience or question at all of the winning it.

something determined in relation to something that includes it

From this reading Trulie for mine owne part I am ashamed, and also it greatlie grieueth me euerie where to heare of this extreame couetousnesse and harde dealings, by you vsed towardes your poore tenants, and other the inhabitants about you, who notwithstanding that God hath aboundantlie blessed you with ryches more then sufficient, you bee yet so miserablie bent vpon the worlde, as you care not by what district and seuere handling you doe attaine vnto your wealth, onelie so you haue it, or can come by it, you holde no conscience or question at all of the winning it.

(plural) any group of human beings (men or women or children) collectively

From this reading Alas what cries doe you procure agaynst you of the poore and wretched people, who beeing plagued with the harde yoke you laie vppon them, are not able of themselues to redresse, but onelie doe pray to God that hee will for them reuenge it.

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From this reading [Sidenote: _Peroratiō._] [Sidenote: _Sententia._] Albeit good brother, I knowe the matter of my writing will become offensiue vnto you, and that I am not ignorant what heauie aduersaries you haue, that daylie doe goe about to suppresse the soūd & faithful aduise of those, who without flattery doe wish heartilie wel vnto you, and studiouslie are busied at al times for and towardes your good.

past form of “plague” — cause to suffer a blight

From this reading Alas what cries doe you procure agaynst you of the poore and wretched people, who beeing plagued with the harde yoke you laie vppon them, are not able of themselues to redresse, but onelie doe pray to God that hee will for them reuenge it.

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From this reading Trulie for mine owne part I am ashamed, and also it greatlie grieueth me euerie where to heare of this extreame couetousnesse and harde dealings, by you vsed towardes your poore tenants, and other the inhabitants about you, who notwithstanding that God hath aboundantlie blessed you with ryches more then sufficient, you bee yet so miserablie bent vpon the worlde, as you care not by what district and seuere handling you doe attaine vnto your wealth, onelie so you haue it, or can come by it, you holde no conscience or question at all of the winning it.

address a deity, a prophet, a saint or an object of worship; say a prayer

From this reading Alas what cries doe you procure agaynst you of the poore and wretched people, who beeing plagued with the harde yoke you laie vppon them, are not able of themselues to redresse, but onelie doe pray to God that hee will for them reuenge it.

get by special effort

From this reading Alas what cries doe you procure agaynst you of the poore and wretched people, who beeing plagued with the harde yoke you laie vppon them, are not able of themselues to redresse, but onelie doe pray to God that hee will for them reuenge it.

challenge the accuracy, probity, or propriety of

From this reading Trulie for mine owne part I am ashamed, and also it greatlie grieueth me euerie where to heare of this extreame couetousnesse and harde dealings, by you vsed towardes your poore tenants, and other the inhabitants about you, who notwithstanding that God hath aboundantlie blessed you with ryches more then sufficient, you bee yet so miserablie bent vpon the worlde, as you care not by what district and seuere handling you doe attaine vnto your wealth, onelie so you haue it, or can come by it, you holde no conscience or question at all of the winning it.

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From this reading Alas what cries doe you procure agaynst you of the poore and wretched people, who beeing plagued with the harde yoke you laie vppon them, are not able of themselues to redresse, but onelie doe pray to God that hee will for them reuenge it.

The action or process of reforming an institution, practice, or individual's character.

From this reading _An other Epistle Monitorie, touching the reformation of a Couetous life._ [Sidenote: _Exordium._] [Sidenote: _Metonomia._] [Sidenote: _Narratiō._] [Sidenote: _Ecphonesis._] [Sidenote: _Merismus._] [Sidenote: _Asyndeton._] [Sidenote: _Brachiologa._] [Sidenote: Metonomia.]

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From this reading Such neuerthelesse is the loue and dutie that I owe you, as seeing you in so great an errour as you are ouerwhelmed in, I cannot in respect of our brotherlie affection, but I must needes warne you of it, whereof if you become not repentant, and a renouncer betimes, I doubt, not onelie the worlde will crie out agaynst you, but God also in high displeasure will bee angrie with you.

feeling or expressing remorse for misdeeds

From this reading Such neuerthelesse is the loue and dutie that I owe you, as seeing you in so great an errour as you are ouerwhelmed in, I cannot in respect of our brotherlie affection, but I must needes warne you of it, whereof if you become not repentant, and a renouncer betimes, I doubt, not onelie the worlde will crie out agaynst you, but God also in high displeasure will bee angrie with you.

(usually preceded by “in”) a detail or point

From this reading Such neuerthelesse is the loue and dutie that I owe you, as seeing you in so great an errour as you are ouerwhelmed in, I cannot in respect of our brotherlie affection, but I must needes warne you of it, whereof if you become not repentant, and a renouncer betimes, I doubt, not onelie the worlde will crie out agaynst you, but God also in high displeasure will bee angrie with you.

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From this reading Alas what cries doe you procure agaynst you of the poore and wretched people, who beeing plagued with the harde yoke you laie vppon them, are not able of themselues to redresse, but onelie doe pray to God that hee will for them reuenge it.

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From this reading Trulie for mine owne part I am ashamed, and also it greatlie grieueth me euerie where to heare of this extreame couetousnesse and harde dealings, by you vsed towardes your poore tenants, and other the inhabitants about you, who notwithstanding that God hath aboundantlie blessed you with ryches more then sufficient, you bee yet so miserablie bent vpon the worlde, as you care not by what district and seuere handling you doe attaine vnto your wealth, onelie so you haue it, or can come by it, you holde no conscience or question at all of the winning it.

perception by means of the eyes

From this reading Such neuerthelesse is the loue and dutie that I owe you, as seeing you in so great an errour as you are ouerwhelmed in, I cannot in respect of our brotherlie affection, but I must needes warne you of it, whereof if you become not repentant, and a renouncer betimes, I doubt, not onelie the worlde will crie out agaynst you, but God also in high displeasure will bee angrie with you.

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From this reading [Sidenote: _Peroratiō._] [Sidenote: _Sententia._] Albeit good brother, I knowe the matter of my writing will become offensiue vnto you, and that I am not ignorant what heauie aduersaries you haue, that daylie doe goe about to suppresse the soūd & faithful aduise of those, who without flattery doe wish heartilie wel vnto you, and studiouslie are busied at al times for and towardes your good.

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From this reading Trulie for mine owne part I am ashamed, and also it greatlie grieueth me euerie where to heare of this extreame couetousnesse and harde dealings, by you vsed towardes your poore tenants, and other the inhabitants about you, who notwithstanding that God hath aboundantlie blessed you with ryches more then sufficient, you bee yet so miserablie bent vpon the worlde, as you care not by what district and seuere handling you doe attaine vnto your wealth, onelie so you haue it, or can come by it, you holde no conscience or question at all of the winning it.

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From this reading _An other Epistle Monitorie, touching the reformation of a Couetous life._ [Sidenote: _Exordium._] [Sidenote: _Metonomia._] [Sidenote: _Narratiō._] [Sidenote: _Ecphonesis._] [Sidenote: _Merismus._] [Sidenote: _Asyndeton._] [Sidenote: _Brachiologa._] [Sidenote: Metonomia.]

for that reason; with the result that

From this reading Such neuerthelesse is the loue and dutie that I owe you, as seeing you in so great an errour as you are ouerwhelmed in, I cannot in respect of our brotherlie affection, but I must needes warne you of it, whereof if you become not repentant, and a renouncer betimes, I doubt, not onelie the worlde will crie out agaynst you, but God also in high displeasure will bee angrie with you.

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From this reading [Sidenote: _Peroratiō._] [Sidenote: _Sententia._] Albeit good brother, I knowe the matter of my writing will become offensiue vnto you, and that I am not ignorant what heauie aduersaries you haue, that daylie doe goe about to suppresse the soūd & faithful aduise of those, who without flattery doe wish heartilie wel vnto you, and studiouslie are busied at al times for and towardes your good.

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From this reading [Sidenote: _Peroratiō._] [Sidenote: _Sententia._] Albeit good brother, I knowe the matter of my writing will become offensiue vnto you, and that I am not ignorant what heauie aduersaries you haue, that daylie doe goe about to suppresse the soūd & faithful aduise of those, who without flattery doe wish heartilie wel vnto you, and studiouslie are busied at al times for and towardes your good.

of the kind already mentioned

From this reading Such neuerthelesse is the loue and dutie that I owe you, as seeing you in so great an errour as you are ouerwhelmed in, I cannot in respect of our brotherlie affection, but I must needes warne you of it, whereof if you become not repentant, and a renouncer betimes, I doubt, not onelie the worlde will crie out agaynst you, but God also in high displeasure will bee angrie with you.

of a quantity that can fulfill a need or requirement but without being abundant

From this reading Trulie for mine owne part I am ashamed, and also it greatlie grieueth me euerie where to heare of this extreame couetousnesse and harde dealings, by you vsed towardes your poore tenants, and other the inhabitants about you, who notwithstanding that God hath aboundantlie blessed you with ryches more then sufficient, you bee yet so miserablie bent vpon the worlde, as you care not by what district and seuere handling you doe attaine vnto your wealth, onelie so you haue it, or can come by it, you holde no conscience or question at all of the winning it.

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From this reading [Sidenote: _Peroratiō._] [Sidenote: _Sententia._] Albeit good brother, I knowe the matter of my writing will become offensiue vnto you, and that I am not ignorant what heauie aduersaries you haue, that daylie doe goe about to suppresse the soūd & faithful aduise of those, who without flattery doe wish heartilie wel vnto you, and studiouslie are busied at al times for and towardes your good.

plural of “tenant” — someone who pays rent to use land or a building or a car that is owned by someone else

From this reading Trulie for mine owne part I am ashamed, and also it greatlie grieueth me euerie where to heare of this extreame couetousnesse and harde dealings, by you vsed towardes your poore tenants, and other the inhabitants about you, who notwithstanding that God hath aboundantlie blessed you with ryches more then sufficient, you bee yet so miserablie bent vpon the worlde, as you care not by what district and seuere handling you doe attaine vnto your wealth, onelie so you haue it, or can come by it, you holde no conscience or question at all of the winning it.

used to introduce what somebody said, thought, or felt

From this reading [Sidenote: _Peroratiō._] [Sidenote: _Sententia._] Albeit good brother, I knowe the matter of my writing will become offensiue vnto you, and that I am not ignorant what heauie aduersaries you haue, that daylie doe goe about to suppresse the soūd & faithful aduise of those, who without flattery doe wish heartilie wel vnto you, and studiouslie are busied at al times for and towardes your good.

used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind

From this reading _An other Epistle Monitorie, touching the reformation of a Couetous life._ [Sidenote: _Exordium._] [Sidenote: _Metonomia._] [Sidenote: _Narratiō._] [Sidenote: _Ecphonesis._] [Sidenote: _Merismus._] [Sidenote: _Asyndeton._] [Sidenote: _Brachiologa._] [Sidenote: Metonomia.]

the people or things already mentioned, as the object

From this reading Alas what cries doe you procure agaynst you of the poore and wretched people, who beeing plagued with the harde yoke you laie vppon them, are not able of themselues to redresse, but onelie doe pray to God that hee will for them reuenge it.

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From this reading Alas what cries doe you procure agaynst you of the poore and wretched people, who beeing plagued with the harde yoke you laie vppon them, are not able of themselues to redresse, but onelie doe pray to God that hee will for them reuenge it.

subsequently or soon afterward (often used as sentence connectors)

From this reading Trulie for mine owne part I am ashamed, and also it greatlie grieueth me euerie where to heare of this extreame couetousnesse and harde dealings, by you vsed towardes your poore tenants, and other the inhabitants about you, who notwithstanding that God hath aboundantlie blessed you with ryches more then sufficient, you bee yet so miserablie bent vpon the worlde, as you care not by what district and seuere handling you doe attaine vnto your wealth, onelie so you haue it, or can come by it, you holde no conscience or question at all of the winning it.

used for a person or thing that is near, or that has just been mentioned

From this reading Trulie for mine owne part I am ashamed, and also it greatlie grieueth me euerie where to heare of this extreame couetousnesse and harde dealings, by you vsed towardes your poore tenants, and other the inhabitants about you, who notwithstanding that God hath aboundantlie blessed you with ryches more then sufficient, you bee yet so miserablie bent vpon the worlde, as you care not by what district and seuere handling you doe attaine vnto your wealth, onelie so you haue it, or can come by it, you holde no conscience or question at all of the winning it.

the plural of “that”: the people or things further away, or already known

From this reading [Sidenote: _Peroratiō._] [Sidenote: _Sententia._] Albeit good brother, I knowe the matter of my writing will become offensiue vnto you, and that I am not ignorant what heauie aduersaries you haue, that daylie doe goe about to suppresse the soūd & faithful aduise of those, who without flattery doe wish heartilie wel vnto you, and studiouslie are busied at al times for and towardes your good.

a more or less definite period of time now or previously present

From this reading [Sidenote: _Peroratiō._] [Sidenote: _Sententia._] Albeit good brother, I knowe the matter of my writing will become offensiue vnto you, and that I am not ignorant what heauie aduersaries you haue, that daylie doe goe about to suppresse the soūd & faithful aduise of those, who without flattery doe wish heartilie wel vnto you, and studiouslie are busied at al times for and towardes your good.

used before the base form of a verb to make the infinitive

From this reading [Sidenote: _Peroratiō._] [Sidenote: _Sententia._] Albeit good brother, I knowe the matter of my writing will become offensiue vnto you, and that I am not ignorant what heauie aduersaries you haue, that daylie doe goe about to suppresse the soūd & faithful aduise of those, who without flattery doe wish heartilie wel vnto you, and studiouslie are busied at al times for and towardes your good.

arousing affect

From this reading _An other Epistle Monitorie, touching the reformation of a Couetous life._ [Sidenote: _Exordium._] [Sidenote: _Metonomia._] [Sidenote: _Narratiō._] [Sidenote: _Ecphonesis._] [Sidenote: _Merismus._] [Sidenote: _Asyndeton._] [Sidenote: _Brachiologa._] [Sidenote: Metonomia.]

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From this reading [Sidenote: _Peroratiō._] [Sidenote: _Sententia._] Albeit good brother, I knowe the matter of my writing will become offensiue vnto you, and that I am not ignorant what heauie aduersaries you haue, that daylie doe goe about to suppresse the soūd & faithful aduise of those, who without flattery doe wish heartilie wel vnto you, and studiouslie are busied at al times for and towardes your good.

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From this reading Trulie for mine owne part I am ashamed, and also it greatlie grieueth me euerie where to heare of this extreame couetousnesse and harde dealings, by you vsed towardes your poore tenants, and other the inhabitants about you, who notwithstanding that God hath aboundantlie blessed you with ryches more then sufficient, you bee yet so miserablie bent vpon the worlde, as you care not by what district and seuere handling you doe attaine vnto your wealth, onelie so you haue it, or can come by it, you holde no conscience or question at all of the winning it.

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From this reading [Sidenote: _Peroratiō._] [Sidenote: _Sententia._] Albeit good brother, I knowe the matter of my writing will become offensiue vnto you, and that I am not ignorant what heauie aduersaries you haue, that daylie doe goe about to suppresse the soūd & faithful aduise of those, who without flattery doe wish heartilie wel vnto you, and studiouslie are busied at al times for and towardes your good.

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From this reading Trulie for mine owne part I am ashamed, and also it greatlie grieueth me euerie where to heare of this extreame couetousnesse and harde dealings, by you vsed towardes your poore tenants, and other the inhabitants about you, who notwithstanding that God hath aboundantlie blessed you with ryches more then sufficient, you bee yet so miserablie bent vpon the worlde, as you care not by what district and seuere handling you doe attaine vnto your wealth, onelie so you haue it, or can come by it, you holde no conscience or question at all of the winning it.

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From this reading Alas what cries doe you procure agaynst you of the poore and wretched people, who beeing plagued with the harde yoke you laie vppon them, are not able of themselues to redresse, but onelie doe pray to God that hee will for them reuenge it.

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From this reading Trulie for mine owne part I am ashamed, and also it greatlie grieueth me euerie where to heare of this extreame couetousnesse and harde dealings, by you vsed towardes your poore tenants, and other the inhabitants about you, who notwithstanding that God hath aboundantlie blessed you with ryches more then sufficient, you bee yet so miserablie bent vpon the worlde, as you care not by what district and seuere handling you doe attaine vnto your wealth, onelie so you haue it, or can come by it, you holde no conscience or question at all of the winning it.

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From this reading Such neuerthelesse is the loue and dutie that I owe you, as seeing you in so great an errour as you are ouerwhelmed in, I cannot in respect of our brotherlie affection, but I must needes warne you of it, whereof if you become not repentant, and a renouncer betimes, I doubt, not onelie the worlde will crie out agaynst you, but God also in high displeasure will bee angrie with you.

the state of being rich and affluent; having a plentiful supply of material goods and money

From this reading Trulie for mine owne part I am ashamed, and also it greatlie grieueth me euerie where to heare of this extreame couetousnesse and harde dealings, by you vsed towardes your poore tenants, and other the inhabitants about you, who notwithstanding that God hath aboundantlie blessed you with ryches more then sufficient, you bee yet so miserablie bent vpon the worlde, as you care not by what district and seuere handling you doe attaine vnto your wealth, onelie so you haue it, or can come by it, you holde no conscience or question at all of the winning it.

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From this reading [Sidenote: _Peroratiō._] [Sidenote: _Sententia._] Albeit good brother, I knowe the matter of my writing will become offensiue vnto you, and that I am not ignorant what heauie aduersaries you haue, that daylie doe goe about to suppresse the soūd & faithful aduise of those, who without flattery doe wish heartilie wel vnto you, and studiouslie are busied at al times for and towardes your good.

used to ask for information about something

From this reading [Sidenote: _Peroratiō._] [Sidenote: _Sententia._] Albeit good brother, I knowe the matter of my writing will become offensiue vnto you, and that I am not ignorant what heauie aduersaries you haue, that daylie doe goe about to suppresse the soūd & faithful aduise of those, who without flattery doe wish heartilie wel vnto you, and studiouslie are busied at al times for and towardes your good.

in or at the place that

From this reading Trulie for mine owne part I am ashamed, and also it greatlie grieueth me euerie where to heare of this extreame couetousnesse and harde dealings, by you vsed towardes your poore tenants, and other the inhabitants about you, who notwithstanding that God hath aboundantlie blessed you with ryches more then sufficient, you bee yet so miserablie bent vpon the worlde, as you care not by what district and seuere handling you doe attaine vnto your wealth, onelie so you haue it, or can come by it, you holde no conscience or question at all of the winning it.

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From this reading Such neuerthelesse is the loue and dutie that I owe you, as seeing you in so great an errour as you are ouerwhelmed in, I cannot in respect of our brotherlie affection, but I must needes warne you of it, whereof if you become not repentant, and a renouncer betimes, I doubt, not onelie the worlde will crie out agaynst you, but God also in high displeasure will bee angrie with you.

which person or people

From this reading [Sidenote: _Peroratiō._] [Sidenote: _Sententia._] Albeit good brother, I knowe the matter of my writing will become offensiue vnto you, and that I am not ignorant what heauie aduersaries you haue, that daylie doe goe about to suppresse the soūd & faithful aduise of those, who without flattery doe wish heartilie wel vnto you, and studiouslie are busied at al times for and towardes your good.

used to talk about the future, or about willingness

From this reading [Sidenote: _Peroratiō._] [Sidenote: _Sententia._] Albeit good brother, I knowe the matter of my writing will become offensiue vnto you, and that I am not ignorant what heauie aduersaries you haue, that daylie doe goe about to suppresse the soūd & faithful aduise of those, who without flattery doe wish heartilie wel vnto you, and studiouslie are busied at al times for and towardes your good.

having won

From this reading Trulie for mine owne part I am ashamed, and also it greatlie grieueth me euerie where to heare of this extreame couetousnesse and harde dealings, by you vsed towardes your poore tenants, and other the inhabitants about you, who notwithstanding that God hath aboundantlie blessed you with ryches more then sufficient, you bee yet so miserablie bent vpon the worlde, as you care not by what district and seuere handling you doe attaine vnto your wealth, onelie so you haue it, or can come by it, you holde no conscience or question at all of the winning it.

hope for; have a wish

From this reading [Sidenote: _Peroratiō._] [Sidenote: _Sententia._] Albeit good brother, I knowe the matter of my writing will become offensiue vnto you, and that I am not ignorant what heauie aduersaries you haue, that daylie doe goe about to suppresse the soūd & faithful aduise of those, who without flattery doe wish heartilie wel vnto you, and studiouslie are busied at al times for and towardes your good.

in the company of; together with

From this reading Such neuerthelesse is the loue and dutie that I owe you, as seeing you in so great an errour as you are ouerwhelmed in, I cannot in respect of our brotherlie affection, but I must needes warne you of it, whereof if you become not repentant, and a renouncer betimes, I doubt, not onelie the worlde will crie out agaynst you, but God also in high displeasure will bee angrie with you.

not having, not using, or not accompanied by

From this reading [Sidenote: _Peroratiō._] [Sidenote: _Sententia._] Albeit good brother, I knowe the matter of my writing will become offensiue vnto you, and that I am not ignorant what heauie aduersaries you haue, that daylie doe goe about to suppresse the soūd & faithful aduise of those, who without flattery doe wish heartilie wel vnto you, and studiouslie are busied at al times for and towardes your good.

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From this reading Such neuerthelesse is the loue and dutie that I owe you, as seeing you in so great an errour as you are ouerwhelmed in, I cannot in respect of our brotherlie affection, but I must needes warne you of it, whereof if you become not repentant, and a renouncer betimes, I doubt, not onelie the worlde will crie out agaynst you, but God also in high displeasure will bee angrie with you.

of very poor quality or condition

From this reading Alas what cries doe you procure agaynst you of the poore and wretched people, who beeing plagued with the harde yoke you laie vppon them, are not able of themselues to redresse, but onelie doe pray to God that hee will for them reuenge it.

the act of creating written works

From this reading [Sidenote: _Peroratiō._] [Sidenote: _Sententia._] Albeit good brother, I knowe the matter of my writing will become offensiue vnto you, and that I am not ignorant what heauie aduersaries you haue, that daylie doe goe about to suppresse the soūd & faithful aduise of those, who without flattery doe wish heartilie wel vnto you, and studiouslie are busied at al times for and towardes your good.

but in spite of that

From this reading Trulie for mine owne part I am ashamed, and also it greatlie grieueth me euerie where to heare of this extreame couetousnesse and harde dealings, by you vsed towardes your poore tenants, and other the inhabitants about you, who notwithstanding that God hath aboundantlie blessed you with ryches more then sufficient, you bee yet so miserablie bent vpon the worlde, as you care not by what district and seuere handling you doe attaine vnto your wealth, onelie so you haue it, or can come by it, you holde no conscience or question at all of the winning it.

fabric comprising a fitted part at the top of a garment

From this reading Alas what cries doe you procure agaynst you of the poore and wretched people, who beeing plagued with the harde yoke you laie vppon them, are not able of themselues to redresse, but onelie doe pray to God that hee will for them reuenge it.

the person or people being spoken to

From this reading [Sidenote: _Peroratiō._] [Sidenote: _Sententia._] Albeit good brother, I knowe the matter of my writing will become offensiue vnto you, and that I am not ignorant what heauie aduersaries you haue, that daylie doe goe about to suppresse the soūd & faithful aduise of those, who without flattery doe wish heartilie wel vnto you, and studiouslie are busied at al times for and towardes your good.

belonging to the person or people being spoken to

From this reading [Sidenote: _Peroratiō._] [Sidenote: _Sententia._] Albeit good brother, I knowe the matter of my writing will become offensiue vnto you, and that I am not ignorant what heauie aduersaries you haue, that daylie doe goe about to suppresse the soūd & faithful aduise of those, who without flattery doe wish heartilie wel vnto you, and studiouslie are busied at al times for and towardes your good.