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leasureleisure

Everything else the mechanical classes do not explain: shew → show, then → than.

Puritas changed it
2,454 times in 1,167 works
Consistency
97.8% (2,454 of 2,509)
Reach if approved
~2,636 places (estimated)
MorphAdorner
Agrees: leisure
Matches
Exact word, any case
In our text
2,509 times in the 7,099 works compared
Other readings
None
Taken into joins
None

If approved, its rationale reads: “Suggested by the Puritas diff (2,454 changes in 1,167 works, 97.8% consistent).”

Where Puritas made the change (8 of 2,454)

Our text, as printed and with the candidate applied
  1. Printed
    … saue their owne faith from deceiuing, and their liues from crueltie, they had no leasureleisure to trauell into Heathen countries, to seeke the conuersion of infidels, no wise man …
    With rule
    … saue their owne faith from deceiuing, and their liues from crueltie, they had no leasureleisure to trauell into Heathen countries, to seeke the conuersion of infidels, no wise man …

    William Fulke · Two Popish Heretics Confuted · p. 60 · Open in the reader

  2. Printed
    … a… wiſe no egges in lent. Whiche lent would be handled if we had leaſureleisure, but God wyll graunte vs ſome other time more meete for this mattier.
    With rule
    … a… wiſe no egges in lent. Whiche lent would be handled if we had leaſureleisure, but God wyll graunte vs ſome other time more meete for this mattier.

    Anthony Gilby · Answer to the Devilish Detection of the Bishop of Winchester · Open in the reader

  3. Printed
    … for feeling of it; and though it may be you shall tarrie the Lords leasureleisure long, yet surely hee will giue it you in time: in the meane time …
    With rule
    … for feeling of it; and though it may be you shall tarrie the Lords leasureleisure long, yet surely hee will giue it you in time: in the meane time …

    Richard Greenham · Propositions Containing Answers in Divers Spiritual Matters · Open in the reader

  4. Printed
    … in ſeeking for grace, and ſuing for mercy, thou wilt not finde (I feare) leaſureleisure to eſcape the wrath of God, hell, and condemnation.
    With rule
    … in ſeeking for grace, and ſuing for mercy, thou wilt not finde (I feare) leaſureleisure to eſcape the wrath of God, hell, and condemnation.

    Adam Harsnett · A Touch-Stone of Grace · p. 85 · Open in the reader

  5. Printed
    … beleeveth these promises you have heard of, will be content to tarry the Lords leasureleisure. It becomes not us to appoi…t the Lord his time, when he shall …
    With rule
    … beleeveth these promises you have heard of, will be content to tarry the Lords leasureleisure. It becomes not us to appoi…t the Lord his time, when he shall …

    Arthur Hildersham · Lectures Upon Psalm 51 · p. 80 · Open in the reader

  6. Printed
    … was through the violence of their joy, which made them, that they had no leaſureleisure to beleeve: as it is true of immoderate affection, ſo it is true of …
    With rule
    … was through the violence of their joy, which made them, that they had no leaſureleisure to beleeve: as it is true of immoderate affection, ſo it is true of …

    Thomas Hooker · The Souls Vocation · p. 634 · Open in the reader

  7. Printed
    … and are giuen from one sheapheard: I socrates aduiseth Demonicus to employ all his leasureleisure time in diligently hearing the penned Orations and speeches of eloquent Orators, and graue …
    With rule
    … and are giuen from one sheapheard: I socrates aduiseth Demonicus to employ all his leasureleisure time in diligently hearing the penned Orations and speeches of eloquent Orators, and graue …

    Daniel Featley · The Handmaid to Private Devotion · p. 59 · Open in the reader

  8. Printed
    … wait upon the Lord. We our selues will make our children attend upon our leasureleisure, especially in those gifts which are of any moment, because our experience teacheth us …
    With rule
    … wait upon the Lord. We our selues will make our children attend upon our leasureleisure, especially in those gifts which are of any moment, because our experience teacheth us …

    Phineas Fletcher · The Way to Blessedness · p. 155 · Open in the reader

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Places Puritas left as printed: likely exceptions (55)

29 of them are in works where Puritas changed it elsewhere, so their places are known; 26 more are in works where it never changed. Each is our text, as the rule would change it.

The Sin Unto Death A07496

  • Printed
    … time and leasureleisure sufficient is alloted for you to heare, for me to speake. LeasureLeisure in respect of the day, Deus nobis haec otia f…cit, God hauing sanctified …
    With rule
    … time and leasureleisure sufficient is alloted for you to heare, for me to speake. LeasureLeisure in respect of the day, Deus nobis haec otia f…cit, God hauing sanctified …

    Thomas Bedford · The Sin Unto Death · p. 2 · Open in the reader

  • Printed
    … nobis haec otia f…cit, God hauing sanctified it to the duties of holinesse: LeasureLeisure in respect of the place, Charitas nobis haec otia f…cit, The charitie and …
    With rule
    … nobis haec otia f…cit, God hauing sanctified it to the duties of holinesse: LeasureLeisure in respect of the place, Charitas nobis haec otia f…cit, The charitie and …

    Thomas Bedford · The Sin Unto Death · p. 2 · Open in the reader

Emblems Ancient and Modern A15631

  • Printed
    LeaſureLeisure and heed 19. 49 107
    With rule
    LeaſureLeisure and heed 19. 49 107

    George Wither · Emblems Ancient and Modern · Open in the reader

Grounds of Divinity Study A17000

  • Printed
    … South & Indians by Millions of Souldiers: force all to know Greeke, the wealthy of LeaſureLeisure. Tully pro Archiâ Poetâ, telleth that Greeke by his time went over all nations …
    With rule
    … South & Indians by Millions of Souldiers: force all to know Greeke, the wealthy of LeaſureLeisure. Tully pro Archiâ Poetâ, telleth that Greeke by his time went over all nations …

    Hugh Broughton · Grounds of Divinity Study · p. 15 · Open in the reader

A Brief Exposition of Matthew A35949

  • Printed
    … resolving with my self, that as larger Commentaries serve onely for them who have LeasureLeisure and love to read much, so this sort of Writing must be for those …
    With rule
    … resolving with my self, that as larger Commentaries serve onely for them who have LeasureLeisure and love to read much, so this sort of Writing must be for those …

    David Dickson · A Brief Exposition of Matthew · Open in the reader

Truth Defended A37484

  • Printed
    … the later; for can any man imagine that one of his Forwardneſs, Acquiſition and LeaſureLeisure, (being as he ſayes, Poſtſcript, p. 250. Free from all Family entanglements, &c.) had he …
    With rule
    … the later; for can any man imagine that one of his Forwardneſs, Acquiſition and LeaſureLeisure, (being as he ſayes, Poſtſcript, p. 250. Free from all Family entanglements, &c.) had he …

    Thomas De Laune · Truth Defended · Open in the reader

The Hierarchical Bishops Claim Tried at the Scripture-Bar A39998

  • Printed
    … who will take the Dr's ipse dixit for Proof: But let them at their LeasureLeisure, Pose him, whether St. Chrysost. and Ierom, upon these Passages, were of that Judgement …
    With rule
    … who will take the Dr's ipse dixit for Proof: But let them at their LeasureLeisure, Pose him, whether St. Chrysost. and Ierom, upon these Passages, were of that Judgement …

    Thomas Forrester · The Hierarchical Bishops Claim Tried at the Scripture-Bar · p. 75 · Open in the reader

The Appeal of Injured Innocence A40651

  • Printed
    … that where to lay the Blame, I know not; and have neither List nor LeasureLeisure, further to enquire, who having Blistered my Fingers already, will burn my Hands no …
    With rule
    … that where to lay the Blame, I know not; and have neither List nor LeasureLeisure, further to enquire, who having Blistered my Fingers already, will burn my Hands no …

    Thomas Fuller · The Appeal of Injured Innocence · p. 72 · Open in the reader

The History of the Worthies of England A40672

  • Printed
    … somewhat hard to conceive, it is therefore worth their pains, who have Money and LeasureLeisure to make their own Eyes the Expounders of the manner thereof. The like being …
    With rule
    … somewhat hard to conceive, it is therefore worth their pains, who have Money and LeasureLeisure to make their own Eyes the Expounders of the manner thereof. The like being …

    Thomas Fuller · The History of the Worthies of England · Open in the reader

  • Printed
    … Masse. As for other meaner Origination of this Proverb, I have neither List nor LeasureLeisure to attend unto them.
    With rule
    … Masse. As for other meaner Origination of this Proverb, I have neither List nor LeasureLeisure to attend unto them.

    Thomas Fuller · The History of the Worthies of England · p. 2 · Open in the reader

One Hundred Select Sermons A44565

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    … and ſatisfied themſelves with the Commiſſions of them, they begin now to be at LeaſureLeisure to conſider of their Madneſs and Folly, which before they did not mind out …
    With rule
    … and ſatisfied themſelves with the Commiſſions of them, they begin now to be at LeaſureLeisure to conſider of their Madneſs and Folly, which before they did not mind out …

    Thomas Horton · One Hundred Select Sermons · p. 75 · Open in the reader

The Lawfulness of Tithes A46714

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    … being not to be wrought upon otherwiſe than by Demonſtrations; which I preſume, Learning, LeaſureLeisure, and Libraries may be able to make out unto them, by shewing them, as …
    With rule
    … being not to be wrought upon otherwiſe than by Demonſtrations; which I preſume, Learning, LeaſureLeisure, and Libraries may be able to make out unto them, by shewing them, as …

    William Jeffery · The Lawfulness of Tithes · Open in the reader

Sermons on Psalm 119 A51842

  • Printed
    … quiets the Heart as to Murmurings, and unquiet agitations of Spirit, to wait Gods LeasureLeisure; when there was a Storm in Davids Spirit, he allayeth it thus, Psal, 42. 5. Why …
    With rule
    … quiets the Heart as to Murmurings, and unquiet agitations of Spirit, to wait Gods LeasureLeisure; when there was a Storm in Davids Spirit, he allayeth it thus, Psal, 42. 5. Why …

    Thomas Manton · Sermons on Psalm 119 · p. 324 · Open in the reader

The Good Old Way Defended A57857

  • Printed
    … not envy him the Pleasure of, seing he was pleased so to imploy his LeasureLeisure Hours; I have elsewhere Debated some of these Passages, with the same Author (if …
    With rule
    … not envy him the Pleasure of, seing he was pleased so to imploy his LeasureLeisure Hours; I have elsewhere Debated some of these Passages, with the same Author (if …

    Gilbert Rule · The Good Old Way Defended · p. 192 · Open in the reader

  • Printed
    … and Significany, by Civil Custom; is a Middle between these. 2. I am not at LeasureLeisure to repeat my Answer, as often as he doth his Objection taken from the …
    With rule
    … and Significany, by Civil Custom; is a Middle between these. 2. I am not at LeasureLeisure to repeat my Answer, as often as he doth his Objection taken from the …

    Gilbert Rule · The Good Old Way Defended · p. 285 · Open in the reader

A Hind Let Loose A59963

  • Printed
    … a Theme wherein I have no pleasure, besides that it is inconsistent with my LeasureLeisure, to inlarge upon such a sad and shameful subject: Though the world indeed is …
    With rule
    … a Theme wherein I have no pleasure, besides that it is inconsistent with my LeasureLeisure, to inlarge upon such a sad and shameful subject: Though the world indeed is …

    Alexander Shields · A Hind Let Loose · Open in the reader

The Peoples Right to Defend Themselves and their Covenanted Religion A61509

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    … all piety and fear of God out of the Land, that they have no LeaſureLeisure to look about them to marke what Papiſts, Seminary Prieſts and Jeſuits (who are …
    With rule
    … all piety and fear of God out of the Land, that they have no LeaſureLeisure to look about them to marke what Papiſts, Seminary Prieſts and Jeſuits (who are …

    James Stewart · The Peoples Right to Defend Themselves and their Covenanted Religion · p. 466 · Open in the reader

Forty Sermons A63825

  • Printed
    … thy Salvation, O Lord; which comes to this, that we are to ſtay God's LeaſureLeisure, and to wait upon him for Mercy.
    With rule
    … thy Salvation, O Lord; which comes to this, that we are to ſtay God's LeaſureLeisure, and to wait upon him for Mercy.

    Anthony Tuckney · Forty Sermons · p. 608 · Open in the reader

  • Printed
    … are driven back in the way to the Red-Sea again. Stay therefore God's LeaſureLeisure and wait upon him, though intervening Providences ſeem croſs.
    With rule
    … are driven back in the way to the Red-Sea again. Stay therefore God's LeaſureLeisure and wait upon him, though intervening Providences ſeem croſs.

    Anthony Tuckney · Forty Sermons · p. 609 · Open in the reader

The Annals of the World A64619

  • Printed
    LeasureLeisure to his Empire acknowledged, Theodorus hears Gadarcus. The same year.
    With rule
    LeasureLeisure to his Empire acknowledged, Theodorus hears Gadarcus. The same year.

    James Ussher · The Annals of the World · Open in the reader

The Parents Primer and the Mothers Looking-glass A66068

  • Printed
    Which you may Learn with little LeaſureLeisure:
    With rule
    Which you may Learn with little LeaſureLeisure:

    Joseph Waite · The Parents Primer and the Mothers Looking-glass · Open in the reader

Works of Joseph Hall A68126

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    … ſo then certainly argues anger, when it finds vs in an act of ſinne. LeaſureLeisure of repentance is an argument of fauour: vvhen God giues a man Law, it …
    With rule
    … ſo then certainly argues anger, when it finds vs in an act of ſinne. LeaſureLeisure of repentance is an argument of fauour: vvhen God giues a man Law, it …

    Joseph Hall · Works of Joseph Hall · p. 912 · Open in the reader

Sermon 7 March 1632 A96352

  • Printed
    … good of my Allegation: And therefore it was your earneſt deſire, That at better LeaſureLeisure I would in writing give you ſuch ſatisfaction as might leave you without all …
    With rule
    … good of my Allegation: And therefore it was your earneſt deſire, That at better LeaſureLeisure I would in writing give you ſuch ſatisfaction as might leave you without all …

    John White · Sermon 7 March 1632 · Open in the reader

An Epistle at Random in Prose and Meter A96748

  • Printed
    … not the contrary, that obſerved, as I did, for what things they found leaſureleisure? LeaſureLeisure, was often found ſince I firſt petitioned (though I cannot ſay it of my …
    With rule
    … not the contrary, that obſerved, as I did, for what things they found leaſureleisure? LeaſureLeisure, was often found ſince I firſt petitioned (though I cannot ſay it of my …

    George Wither · An Epistle at Random in Prose and Meter · p. 8 · Open in the reader

  • Printed
    … to bring to remembrance, miſactings, whereby thou haſt been provoked, and thy ſervants exaſperated? LeaſureLeisure, hath been found for Malefactors, when it concerned but their Eſtates or Lives only …
    With rule
    … to bring to remembrance, miſactings, whereby thou haſt been provoked, and thy ſervants exaſperated? LeaſureLeisure, hath been found for Malefactors, when it concerned but their Eſtates or Lives only …

    George Wither · An Epistle at Random in Prose and Meter · p. 8 · Open in the reader

  • Printed
    … have given my eſtate, and two temporary Lives to boot, if I had them? LeaſureLeisure, hath been found, to qualifie rigid proceedings againſt the Commonwealths Adverſaries; yea, to accommodate …
    With rule
    … have given my eſtate, and two temporary Lives to boot, if I had them? LeaſureLeisure, hath been found, to qualifie rigid proceedings againſt the Commonwealths Adverſaries; yea, to accommodate …

    George Wither · An Epistle at Random in Prose and Meter · p. 8 · Open in the reader

  • Printed
    … that can thereby befal me; and therefore, having ſaid what I think, concerning the LeaſureLeisure, which they heretofore had in Parliament, to take more Cognizance of private Grievances, I …
    With rule
    … that can thereby befal me; and therefore, having ſaid what I think, concerning the LeaſureLeisure, which they heretofore had in Parliament, to take more Cognizance of private Grievances, I …

    George Wither · An Epistle at Random in Prose and Meter · p. 8 · Open in the reader

  • Printed
    … may ſuddenly and unexpectedly be ended, before I ſhall be heard; and that their LeaſureLeisure and Treaſure never will be more, nor their troubles fewer then they are, unleſs …
    With rule
    … may ſuddenly and unexpectedly be ended, before I ſhall be heard; and that their LeaſureLeisure and Treaſure never will be more, nor their troubles fewer then they are, unleſs …

    George Wither · An Epistle at Random in Prose and Meter · p. 11 · Open in the reader

Exposition of the Apostles Creed B27417

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    … distracted, and with cares so oppressed, that he cannot take time for heavenly contemplations. LeasureLeisure he hath none to converse above, because he converseth so much below. Whence Saint …
    With rule
    … distracted, and with cares so oppressed, that he cannot take time for heavenly contemplations. LeasureLeisure he hath none to converse above, because he converseth so much below. Whence Saint …

    William Nicholson · Exposition of the Apostles Creed · p. 613 · Open in the reader