Are you at leasureholy Father now: Or shall I come to you at euening Masse?
Declaringe thereby, that being ones well matched, great heede ought to be taken, how to chose the nexte, leaste in making hastie choise, leasure for repentaunce should folow.
Hee would take none of the Indians, for not hindring himselfe, because it behoued him to giue them no leasure to gather themselues together.
If any perchance had saued any clothes from the fire of Mauilla, here they were burned, and many were clad in skinnes, for they had no leasure to take their coates.
And those which presumed of their nimblenes, sallied foorth to fight a stones cast from the wall: And when the Christians charged them, they retired themselues at their leasure into the towne.
Whereupon the Gentleman toke him with him so sodainly, as he had no leasure to arme him selfe with other weapon but with his onely dagger.
At that time we left camp, with the One Hundredth Pennsylvania and a section of Edmunds' Battery, Colonel Leasure in command.
She is not so much at leasure as to windlace, or use craft, to satisfy them.
But because the French had got their Trade, I had no leasure to discouer it.
This Lucion brought thus into worldlie sorow, had now good leasure to meditate vpon heauen, who before in his prosperitie had peraduenture neuer regard of hell.
We have no leasure To heare, nor are we able to contayne Another happynes, nor is theire other.
You have the trycke of mightie men in courte To speake at leasure & pretend imployment.
Carneades was so deeply plunged, and as I may say besotted in it, that he could never have leasure to cut his haire, or pare his nailes: nor would I have his noble manners obscured by the incivilitie and barbarisme of others.
Whatsoever I have to doe before death, all leasure to end the same seemeth short unto me, yea were it but of one houre.
Happie is that death which takes all leasure from the preparations of such an equipage.
In all the rest there may be some maske: either these sophisticall discourses of Philosophie are not in us but by countenance, or accidents that never touch us to the quick, give us alwaies leasure to keep our countenance setled.
Cicero was wont to say, "That could he out-live the lives of two men, he should never find leasure to study the Lyrike Poets.
But the first morninge when I boare with the harbor, almost all the fleet came to an ancker by the point Saint Sebastian a league wide of me, and gaue the enemie leasure to send men and all necessaries aboard.
This businesse thus dispatched, good leasure had he to take such view of the goods as conueniency might affoord.
I acquired leasure to accomplish some wrightings which I conceived from the nature of my instructions necessary lest any accedent should befall me on the long and reather hazardous rout I was now about to take.
Columbia where we would then trade with them at our leasure for such horses as they could spare us.
I have no doubt but if I had leasure I could find from whence it issued.
Colonel Leasure and Captain Elliott were found at the fort, and reported the complete success of the movements intrusted to them.
Meantime the Highlanders' skirmishers, never halting, had reached the fort, and entered it simultaneously with the force under Colonel Leasure which crossed at the ferry.
This is my Solicitude, That, as I ought not to be unfaithful to those Counsels you have committed to my Trust, so also that I may not altogether waste any minutes of the leasure you afford me.
I have no leasure now, by reason of the Observations of the Fixt Stars, which I now almost constantly am employ'd about, to do any thing in the advancing of Telescopes.
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