Procede tyll I therof haue knowlege you let ¶ It befell on a day the weder was wete ¶ And Colus thought he wold on his dysport.
All Lawes are repugnaunte to that, because with Iudgement theiprocede against vices moste pestiferous.
Regina Anna prospere procede et regna that is in englysshe Quene Anne prospere procede and reygne.
Upon the vices to procede After the cause of mannes dede, The ferste point of Slowthe I calle Lachesce, and is the chief of alle, And hath this propreliche of kinde, To leven alle thing behinde.
Bot overthis nou tak good hiede, Mi Sone, for I wol procede To speke upon Mathematique, Which grounded is on Theorique.
He not compairing they declaire him contumacious; and as they procede to condemn him as guilty, behold a horrid bruit about the hous and the obligation the lad had given him droops of the rigging[211] amongs the mids of the auditors.
One at Tholouse gave his promise to the Dewil, which having confessed, they resolve to procede iudicially against him.
And so therin they procede That theyr goode is spent: theyr Londe layde to morgage.
Which charge lasteth not long, but vntill the Scholer be made hable to go to the Vniuersitie, to procede in Logike, Rhetoricke, and other kindes of learning.
Which sodain countremaund was sorowful and woful vnto the afflicted flock: but there was no remedy, for procedethey could not.
The morning being fair I sent out all the hunters, and directed two of them to procede down the river as far as it's junction with the Eastern fork which heads near the missouri, and return this evening.
Mountains and in my opinion penetrates them to a great distance, or els whence such an immence body of water as it discharges; it cannot procede from the dry plains to the N.
The rain which commenced last evening continued with little intermission untill 11this morning when we set out; the high wind which accompanied the rain rendered it impracticable toprocede earlyer.
Pryor and Windsor early this morning with orders to procede up the river to some commanding eminence and take it's bearing as far as possible.
When you haue found this one certaine Drop of Naturall veritie, procede on, to Inferre, and duely to make assay, of matter depending.
He supposed hir being ther, to procede rather of the yong man's good and gentle Nature, than of the Maiden's will and lykynge.
Then to procede in his enterprise, he and his man went secretly to one of his fryends houses that dwelte harde by the towne.
There is nomore of this verbe, for if we procede any further, we do say: I have, I had customed, I shall custome.
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