His phisik to lete, And lerne to laboure with lond, For liflode is swete.
Howbeit the poore men for all their false Beliefe had bestowed theyr Laboure vppon their owne Soyle, watred onely with the course of their proper Fountayne.
And sevene yeres besinesse He leyde, bot for the lachesse 240 Of half a Minut of an houre, Fro ferst that he began laboure He loste all that he hadde do.
Who strives to breake the sturdye steele, Or goeth about to staye the sunne; Who thinks to causse an oke to reele, Which never can by force be done: 10 That man likewise bestoweth paine, Thoughe that his laboure be in vaine.
The lomes that ich laboure with And lyflode deserve, Ys paternoster and my prymer, Placebo et dirige, And my sauter some tyme, And my sevene psalmes.
Hyf ich by laboure sholde lyf, And lyflode deserven, That labour that ich lerned best Therwhit lyve ich sholde.
In speakynge and wrytynge nothyng is more folyshe than to affecte or fondly to laboure to speake darkelye for the nonce, sithe the proper vse of speach is to vtter the meaning of our mynd with as playne wordes as maye be.
The fyrst a comon morall sentence, as a common principle perteyning to maners: as continuall laboure ouercommeth all thynges, and as be the sentences of Salomon and Cato: and all morall philosophy is ful of suche sentences.
To laboure for thy wife, whom thou loueste, and deare children, thy laboure is [Fol.
And who is abill to nombre this idell rauinous sort whiche (setting all laboure a side) haue begged so importunatly that they haue gotten ynto theyre hondes more then the therd part of all youre Realme.
Set these sturdy lobies a brode in the world to get theim wiues of theire owne, to get theire liuing with their laboure in the swete of theire faces according to the commaundement of god.
I sopose ze schall have a letter sent from hym selff to zow.
He must sore stody, for without dilygence And besy laboure no man can it obtayne None ought to cesse: though it firste be a payne.
Thei maken the ox to laboure 6 zeer or 7, and than thei ete him.
The life of dear Sister Labourewas the faithful realization of Our Lord's words in the Gospel: "I return Thee thanks, Father, that Thou hast concealed these things from the wise of this world and hast revealed them to little ones.
The last time the Blessed Virgin appeared to Sister Laboure in the sanctuary of the Mother House, she said to her: "My daughter, henceforth you will see me no more, but you will hear my voice during your meditations.
When Sister Labourerelated the third apparition of the medal, M.
Sister Laboure was clothed with the holy habit in the month of January, 1831, and sent under the name of Sister Catherine to the Hospital d'Enghien in the faubourg St. Antoine.
To ease her mind, she related this vision to her confessor, who told her to think no more about it; Sister Laboure never dreamed of aught but obeying, and in no way did she ever reveal it to her companions.
Sister Laboure was again directed to have a medal struck upon this model.
Before going to her new destination, Sister Laboure passed some days in one of the large establishments of Paris.
Zoe Laboure was very happy to find, at last, the end of those severe trials which had lasted almost two years.
Aladel was greatly alarmed for the Daughters of Charity and the Missionaries, but Sister Laboure never ceased to reassure him, saying that the two communities had nothing to fear, they would not perish.
But if it be on all men beforehand resolved on, to build mean houses, y^e Gove^r laboure is spared.
And yf your Lordshep seme necessary that I now beynge at Westminster shall any thynge laboure or des[ire for the rule] and governaunce of the counte forsayd, or for reformacion of suche wronge as the peples herts most agrugge as .
I preye yow hertily laboure ye so to my Lord Chaunceller that owther he wole graunte me my desire, or ellis that he wole denye it.
James Gresham, I prey yow laboure forth to have answer of my bille for myn especial assise, and the oyer and termyner,[168.
It is none otherwyse, now it is beste that eyther of you one beyng with an other, ye laboure to liue at reste and peace.
Also, I will that every of my servauntes be rewarded for theire good and diligent laboure and attendance had a bowte me after the discresion of my executours underwritten.
But God behelde my tribulation/ and thelaboure of my handes: and rebuked the yester daye.
And he called the name of the first sonne Manasse/ for God (sayde he) hath made me forgett all my laboure & all my fathers husholde.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "laboure" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
