When men oppressed doe to Him appeale, Hee righteth euery one against his foe; Hee vnto Moses did His lawes reueale, And vnto Jacob's eare His workes did show.
To realise it you must first of all stand in need of quiet and retreat.
But no mere catalogue of contents can describe the charm of this little wind-swept place.
From the ground at one side springs a wild rose with stout stems that grow fairly straight and erect, considering it is a wild rose, and this sends out long curved and arched sprays, dotted with pink blossoms.
Reimes, that he might be there sacred, crowned, and annointed, according to the custome of his progenitours, that all men might iudge that he was by all lawes and decrees a iust and lawfull king.
Henrie the sixt and manie of the nobilitie had written to the conuent of the church of Elie, to choose William Alnewicke (doctor of both lawes confessor to the king and keeper of the priuie seale) to be their bishop.
Six lectures on the investigations at Rothamsted experimental station delivered under the provisions of the Lawes agricultural trust.
He wrote and ordeyned lawes moste egal and iust He edityed vnto the Grekes a comon welthe stable, quyet and commendable.
Sidenote: The lawes were written in the Norman toong.
Among manie lawes made by the said William, this one is to be remembred, that such as forced any woman, should lose their genitals.
Sidenote: The ancient liberties and lawes of England remaine in Kent onlie.
His lawes are extant to this day among the lawesof other Saxon kings.
On the south downe of the farme of Broad Chalke is a little barrow called Gawen's-barrow, which must bee before ecclesiastical lawes were established.
Be the Lawes of France a slave, let him be a Turk, slave to a Venitien or Spaniard, etc.
His keeping abreast of the times was the enigma, and Hodder had often wondered how financial genius had contrived to house itself in the well-dressed, gently pompous little man whose lack of force seemed at times so painfully evident.
He hurried along the littered sidewalks to the drug store, where he telephoned an undertaker; and then, as an afterthought, telephoned the hospital.
Let me read a part of it to you, that you may understand more fully the tragedy of it.
And for that cause there is and haue beene manie sharpe lawes made for bearwards in Germanie, wherof you may read in other.
Lex Terræ: or a briefe Discourse collected out of the Fundamentall Lawes of the Land, wherein it is proved that the Supream power in this Kingdome is in the KING onely, and not in the two Houses of Parliament.
An outcry of the young men and Apprentices of London: or an Inquisition after the lost Fundamentall Lawes and Liberties of England.
The results of more than half a century of sustained experimental inquiry were communicated to the world byLawes and his collaborator, Sir J.
Notwithstanding, in this his innocent death, his offense was punished, wherein he had suerlie transgressed the lawes of the church.
Lawes carried this method as far as ever it has been, and probably can be, carried.
But Purcell came betwixt the old time and the new, and had to build up a technique which was not wholly his own, by following with swift steps and indefatigable energy on lines indicated even while Lawes was alive.
Lawes declaims with a single eye on making clear the points of the poem: the voice rises or falls, lingers on a note or hastens away, to that one end.
Lawes got rid of the old scholasticism, now effete.
He meant that Lawes did not use the poem as an excuse for a melody, but the melody as a means of effectively declaiming the poet's verse.
I have told how the earlier composers spun their web, and how Lawes attained to loveliness of a special kind by pure declamation.
Lawes lost rhythm, both as an element in beauty and a factor in expression.
Taking out his patent for the production of superphosphates in 1842, Lawes soon found himself busy with the establishment of a successful business.
Lawes and Gilbert had long ago proved that the higher plants are incapable of assimilating free nitrogen.
One of the most important results of the Rothamsted investigations has been the replacing of the "mineral theory" of Liebig by the "nitrogen theory" of Lawes and Gilbert.
Lawes and Gilbert had satisfied themselves by their experiments on pigs that fat was undoubtedly produced from carbohydrates.
Lawes was essentially the practical agriculturist--quick to see and grasp what the farmer wanted, and to become the interpreter to him.
Lawes possessed the originating mind and had a thorough knowledge of the facts and needs of practical agriculture; Gilbert was the exact scientist, the man of detail and method.
The death of Sir John Lawes in August 1900 was a severe blow to him, and soon afterwards his energies began to fail.
Mr John Lawes had begun experiments in 1837 on growing plants in pots with various manures.
The close association of Lawes and Gilbert in the Rothamsted experiments makes it almost impossible to separate the work of the two men.
And if they would doe so, there shoulde ensue vnto them great profite, lawes and pollicie.
And through these false opinions, our Diuines did soone conuert them to the knowledge of the true lawes of God.
Let vs take any mans Horsses: The Lawes of England are at my command'ment.
As I was then aduised by my learned Councel, in the lawes of this Land-seruice, I did not come Iust.
It is true, that Soveraigns are all subjects to the Lawes of Nature; because such lawesbe Divine, and cannot by any man, or Common-wealth be abrogated.
These are the Lawes of Nature, dictating Peace, for a means of the conservation of men in multitudes; and which onely concern the doctrine of Civill Society.
And if there be no such right, then the Controuler of Lawes is not Parlamentum, but Rex In Parlamento.
And therefore may consist, not onely in the Commission of a Fact, or in the Speaking of Words by the Lawes forbidden, or in the Omission of what the Law commandeth, but also in the Intention, or purpose to transgresse.
It hath bene vnderpropped this blind time that is past, with the foolishnes of people; and with the wicked lawes of ignorant and tyrannous princes.
For mo realmes and nations, mo lawes and decrees published by Emperours with common consent of their counsels, haue established the one, then haue approued the other.
For if the approbation of princes and people, lawes made by men, or the consent of realmes, may establishe any thing against God and his word, then shuld idolatrie be preferred to the true religion.
When Lawes was in Barbican of an evening, it was but a step for him from the Earl's house to Milton's.
Carew, Herrick, Waller and others, which had been set by the same composer; and it may be to this that Moseley alludes by the prominent mention of Lawes in the title-page of the collected Poems.
And, if Lawes had done so much for Milton's verse, it was fitting that Milton should make some return in kind.
The Sonnet is, in fact, a memorial of a time when Milton and Lawes must have been much together.
He had indeed introduced skilful compliments to Lawes personally in his Comus; but something more express might be now appropriate.
Songs of Milton set by Lawes may have been in circulation in MS.
For Iaquenetta (so is the weaker vessell called) which I apprehended with the aforesaid Swaine, I keepe her as a vessell of thy Lawes furie, and shall at the least of thy sweet notice, bring her to triall.
So to the Lawes at large I write my name, And he that breakes them in the least degree, Stands in attainder of eternall shame.
Ile lay my head to any good mans hat, These oathes and lawes will proue an idle scorne.
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