I was extreamly pleas'd at this frank Humour of my little Love who told me this, and without much scruple or consideration to Respect I followed him towards Declaration, and in my way he gave me this Advice.
The Devil doe's extreamly dread the approach of that Illustrious time, when The Kingdom of God shall come and his Will be done, as in Heaven, and on Earth.
It was testifi'd, That at the Examination of the Prisoner before the Magistrates, the Bewitched were extreamly tortured.
A good man is extreamly grieved at it, when he hears a Blasphemy from the mouth of another man; said the Psalmist, in Psal.
He could scarce find his House in his Return; but at length he got homeextreamly affrighted.
I am informed is extreamly dangerous, if they are not very fleet runers the buffaloe tread them under foot and crush them to death, and sometimes drive them over the precepice also, where they perish in common with the buffaloe.
Rushes pills which in maney instancis I have found extreamly efficasious in fevers which are in any measure Caused by the presence of boil.
Colour; when Dressed it is almost white extreamly transparent and very elastic.
Sweled in Such a manner as to render them extreamly painfull, particularly when exposed to the light, the eye ball is much inflaimed and the lid appears burnt with the Sun, the cause of this complaint of the eye I can't account for.
Scerce in the Country where they exist and are So remarkable Shye and watchfull that it is extreamly dificuelt to kill them.
Same with the dark brown Squirel of this neighbourhood, and like them are extreamly nimble and active.
Short hooked thorns which renders it extreamly disagreeable to pass among, it does not cast its foliage untill about the 1st of December.
Those roots and berries are timely and extreamly greatfull to our Stomachs, as we have nothing to eate but Spoiled Elk meat, I Showed Capt L.
But I do not wonder that this Critick is so extreamlycivil to the Author of the History of the Rebellion.
Tis true, the Devil and Death are not Subjects to touch the Delicacy of Readers, but are extreamly proper to move Horrour and Detestation, which are there the Moral of that Divine Poem.
I own my self extreamly edify'd by what he says of Antiquaries; applying a Saying of my Lord Bacon's to them: In General they write for Ostentation not for Instruction, and their Works are perpetual Repetitions.
Punishments are extreamly erksome and disagreeable to him but he finds they are unfortunately necessary.
Belvideera was extreamly glad of her Resolution, hoping that she shou’d enjoy Dangerfield’s Conversation without any Interruption.
And that, in all extreamly hot shining bodies, there is a very quick motion that causes Light, as well as a more robust that causes Heat, may be argued from the celerity wherewith the bodyes are dissolv'd.
As it is barbarous in others to railly him for natural Defects, it is extreamly agreeable when he can Jest upon himself for them.
One meets now and then with Persons who are extreamly learned and knotty in Expounding clear Cases.
The Emperor was extreamlytroubled and astonished at this Accident; but resolved to speak nothing of it till a proper Opportunity.
Amaryllis, who has been in Town but one Winter, is extreamly improved with the Arts of Good-Breeding, without leaving Nature.
There was an Apothecary too, whose spleen was extreamly tickl'd at the conceit of their design.
The Committee was extreamly puzl'd to find out this Expedient, till the Vintner, inspir'd no doubt with his own Pipes and Tierces, had it presently in his Pate.
In which you will extreamly oblige Your hearty Friend and humble Servant, Abraham Thrifty.
Now this is extreamly obliging; for at the same time that the Patron informs himself of Matters, he gives the Person of whom he enquires an Opportunity to exert himself.
We find one transported with a Passage, which another runs over with Coldness and Indifference, or finding the Representation extreamly natural, where another can perceive nothing of Likeness and Conformity.
He wondered extreamly when we talk'd of Shooting Birds flying, and Hares running.
The Emperor, Emperatrice and Archduc are extreamlykind to Rupert; but noen of the Counsellors have done him the honor of a visit.
He had so plundered and oppressed the pepell, payinge contributions as the Marquess of Winchester and my Lord Hopton complayned extreamly of him.
I was extreamly vexed, but this was no time to fret or chide.
I am told his Father presses him extreamly to Marry, being his only Son, but he waves it.
Cloridon told him he was extreamly pleas'd to see him there; for they had made a match for Hunting five or six days after with some Friends of his, that were wishing for him.
Her Head was extreamly high, on which Subject having long since declared my Sentiments, I shall say nothing more to it at present.
I received him, at this our second Interview, as a perfect Stranger, but was extreamly confounded, when his Speech discovered who he was.
When the Bawd had made an end of Repeating her Verses, the Goldsmith's Lady told her they were very Ingenious and Diverting Lines, and that she had oblig'd her extreamly by repeating them.
We have had the pleasure of seeing Miss Wilkes three or four times since your departure, she is extreamly well and longs for the return of her friend Mlle Helvetius the 20th of this month.
Oh terribly, extreamly fearful, the noise at London-bridge is nothing near her.
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