Wherefore it is necessary to take greatcare to notice both what is assumed, and what necessarily follows from those assumptions.
In the next place, if there is in the law itself any controversy arising from any ambiguity, it will be requisite totake great care to show that the meaning which our adversaries adopt is provided for in some other law.
Pray, Mrs. Jewkes, said he, take great care of her health!
I take great pleasure in recommending the "Favorite Prescription" to all women who suffer from debility and sick headache.
I take great pleasure in recommending to the public your system of home-treatment for chronic diseases.
I take great pleasure in making my cure public and in highly recommending this Institution to all afflicted.
I take great pleasure in gratifying your good intention; but permit me to tell you I am afraid it will be but ill rewarded.
When he found that her frenzy rather increased than abated, he left her with her women, charging them never to leave her alone, but to take great care of her.
Sometimes I take great comfort in watching some of our great "captains of industry," railroad magnates like Mr Hill.
A discussion will now be led by Mr Wallace, and I take greatpleasure in presenting him to this assemblage.
The Pope granted his request with alacrity, and recommended the cardinal to take greatcare of the Order.
To render yourselves worthy of it, take great care to preserve peace and concord among yourselves, as the ever-subsisting ties of charity.
We take great pleasure in speaking of Captain Glazier in the highest terms, not only on account of the self-devotion he has manifested in a noble cause, but of his indomitable perseverance and energy.
Lieutenant Willard Glazier, Harris Light Cavalry: Lieutenant: I take greatpleasure in expressing to you my high appreciation of your many soldierly qualities.
I take great pleasure in fully endorsing the above and recommending to public confidence and support, Captain Willard Glazier, in his efforts in behalf of the Custer Monument Association.
I take great pleasure in recommending them to my patients.
Gentlemen:--After two years' experience with your Hygienic Underwear I take great pleasure in bearing testimony to its worth.
Early on that morning of my departure for the Ashira Land we were awakened by the voice of friend Obindji, who was recommending Okendjo to take great care of his "white man," and see that nothing should hurt him.
We did not start before old King Olenda had told all his people to take great care of the "spirit.
Then Minsho received the cane, of which he was to take great care, as, if it were lost, heavy misfortunes would happen to us, but as long as he kept it all would be well.
But, for your crop I take great moan; Ye shall never spend it alone-- I shall assay to get you a wife.
I have in store Two or three groats, and no more; I take great thought, therefore, For to keep it; it is much pain.
The sepoy went to find the children, but when he found them he could not kill them, so he took them to some people who lived in a hut, and said to these people, "Take great care of the two children.
As he threw him in he cried out to the king of the fishes, who was an alligator, "Take great care of this body.
His mothers gave him food for the journey, and he left them the remainder of his money, telling them to take great care of it.
As we went along nothing was heard but hooping and hollowing on all parts, biding me to take great courage.
Take great courage, brethren, sleepe not; the ennemy is att hand.
In that bay there is a chanell where we take great store of fishes, sturgeons of a vast biggnesse, and Pycks of seaven foot long.
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