Her length of sickness, with what else more serious Importeth thee to know, this bears.
This Letter is mistooke: itimporteth none here: It is writ to Iaquenetta Qu.
In Scicion, her length of sicknesse, With what else more serious, Importeth thee to know, this beares Antho.
Concerning the bounds of unity; the true placing of them, importeth exceedingly.
It importeth also to knowe, how to be assured of a toune, when thou doubteste of the fidelitie thereof, so sone as thou haste wonne the fielde, or before, the whiche certain old insamples maie teache thee.
This importeth a great security and negligence, a careless stupidity.
Redemption supposeth captivity or slavery; redemption of persons importeth captivity and slavery of these persons, and redemption of other things that belong to persons, importeth sale or alienation of our right to them.
That his other distinction can as little be conceived, which importeth that the name of sacraments belongeth to divine things properly, and to all signs of holy things improperly.
Their wish importeth a simple and absolute mistaking of all festival days besides the Lord’s day, and not of their number and corruptions only.
In which words, because cause he importeth that they have better warrants for their kneeling than Christ had for his sitting (which is blasphemy), I leave them as not worthy of an answer.
In that there is no harm; for it importeth nothing else but that betwixt my wife and me there will occur some toyish wanton tricks which usually happen to all new-married folks.
Cosowarth, in Cornish, importeth The high groue: and well stored with trees it hath bene, neither is yet altogether destitute.
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