Ye shall find it your only happiness, under whatever thing disturbeth and crosseth the peace of your mind, in this life, to love nothing for itself, but only God for Himself.
Oh, happy soul, that crosseth nature's stomach, and delighteth to gain that fair garland and crown of glory!
You are in a distempter as sick children distempered in a fever, who are not capable of discerning their parents’ tender affection, when it crosseth their own inclinations and ways.
She never crosseth her husband in the spring-tide of his anger, but stays till it be ebbing water.
Wherefore that husband that carrieth it undiscreetly towards his wife, he doth not only behave himself contrary to the rule, but also maketh his wife lose the benefit of such an ordinance, and crosseth the mystery of his relation.
Applebie, thence to Cowlbie, where it crosseththe Dribecke, [Sidenote: Trowt becke.
Michaell church, and the Raw cliffes, and aboue Thorneton crosseth the Skipton that goeth by Potton, then into the Wire rode, and finallie through the sands into the sea, according to his nature.
The Cride riseth aboue Wollesworthie, and neere vnto Vpton: after it is past Dewrish, crosseth a rill from betweene Puggill and Stockeleie by Stocke English, &c.
Darwent come at Wickham, it crosseth the Rie, which riseth of two heads, and ioining west of Locton they run through Glansbie parke.
Thence it runneth to little Cote, Charnhamstreet, & beneth Charnhamstreet it crosseth the [Sidenote: Bedwiine.
Deuinocke, it crosseth the Senneie on the same side (which [Sidenote: Camblas.
Secondlie with the Vncester or Vttoxeter water, and then going on to Merchington, Sidberie, Cawlton, it crosseth a brooke from Sidmister college, by Saperton.
It riseth at Combworth, and so commeth about by Bretton hall, to Darton ward, where it crosseth a water that runneth from Gonthwake hall, by Cawthorne vnited of two heads.
Pokington (where it crosseth the Ilton water by west) next to Ilbruers, and there it ioineth with a rillet that riseth by west at Staple, and runneth by Bicknell and Abbats Ilie, and after this confluence goeth on toward Langport.
Néere to Landwibreuie also it crosseththe Bromis by east northeast, [Sidenote: Matherne.
Haibridge, and there crosseth the Kenford that descendeth from Roberteston.
And then it is no sin to pay the mulct, and omit the action; because it crosseth not the lawgiver's will.
Likewise setting one foot in B, and turninge the other toward A, I draw an other arche line that crosseth the first in D.
He crosseth and blesseth him, and commendeth him to God and His sweet Mother; and is pricked of wrath and hardiment like a lion.
He crosseth and blesseth him and commendeth him to God.
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