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painespains

A final e dropped: selfe → self, beene → been, hee → he.

Puritas changed it
11,175 times in 2,085 works
Consistency
98.7% (11,175 of 11,318)
Reach if approved
~11,893 places (estimated)
MorphAdorner
Agrees: pains
Matches
Exact word, any case
In our text
11,319 times in the 7,099 works compared
Other readings
well (1)
Taken into joins
None

If approved, its rationale reads: “Suggested by the Puritas diff (11,175 changes in 2,085 works, 98.7% consistent).”

Where Puritas made the change (8 of 11,175)

Our text, as printed and with the candidate applied
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    … bestowed (for those weake ones sake at least) for some learned man to take painespains to confute such a conceit. And this instance, if Mr. B. please to apply …
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    … bestowed (for those weake ones sake at least) for some learned man to take painespains to confute such a conceit. And this instance, if Mr. B. please to apply …

    Thomas Gataker · A Just Defense of Certain Passages · p. 38 · Open in the reader

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    … for a Pardon for her ſinnes, and then ſhee may be eaſed of ſuch painespains as I haue indured: which being told to her daughter, ſhee reioyced much and …
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    … for a Pardon for her ſinnes, and then ſhee may be eaſed of ſuch painespains as I haue indured: which being told to her daughter, ſhee reioyced much and …

    John Gee · New Shreds of the Old Snare · p. 70 · Open in the reader

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    1 In painespains taking or sweare, rusticall, politicall, or ecclesiasticall.
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    1 In painespains taking or sweare, rusticall, politicall, or ecclesiasticall.

    George Estey · Exposition Upon the Ten Commandments · Open in the reader

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    … less me, in sparing the Iesuites blame, and penance, I will spare mine owne painespains, and the Readers …; who (I perswade my selfe) will not much regard how wee …
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    … less me, in sparing the Iesuites blame, and penance, I will spare mine owne painespains, and the Readers …; who (I perswade my selfe) will not much regard how wee …

    Daniel Featley · The Romish Fisher Caught and Held in his Own Net · p. 37 · Open in the reader

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    Such are my painespains: my blessednes torments mee,
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    Such are my painespains: my blessednes torments mee,

    Phineas Fletcher · Sicelides a Piscatory · Open in the reader

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    … will deliuer me? who will kill me, and rid me out of theſe intollerable painespains, which I know I ſuffer for the euils & oppreſſions I haue doone to the …
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    … will deliuer me? who will kill me, and rid me out of theſe intollerable painespains, which I know I ſuffer for the euils & oppreſſions I haue doone to the …

    John Foxe · Abridgment of the Book of Acts and Monuments by Timothy Bright · p. 480 · Open in the reader

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    … as we receiue by his descending, namely, that thereby we are deliuered from the painespains of hell. But that he should descend into Limbus patrum, to fetche out the …
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    … as we receiue by his descending, namely, that thereby we are deliuered from the painespains of hell. But that he should descend into Limbus patrum, to fetche out the …

    William Fulke · Defense of the Translations of the Scriptures into the English Tongue · p. 210 · Open in the reader

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    … which is no worde of doubtefullnesse) that such men being purged by the temporall painespains, which their soules do suffer before the day of iudgement, shall not after they …
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    … which is no worde of doubtefullnesse) that such men being purged by the temporall painespains, which their soules do suffer before the day of iudgement, shall not after they …

    William Fulke · Two Treatises Against the Papists · p. 119 · Open in the reader

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Places Puritas left as printed: likely exceptions (142)

133 of them are in works where Puritas changed it elsewhere, so their places are known; 55 are listed here. 9 more are in works where it never changed. Each is our text, as the rule would change it.

Josephs Party-Colored Coat A01344

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    … when for more then fifty yeares hee had beene a Preacher in Geneva. In PainesPains, being such as have borne the heate of the day; so that the stresse …
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    … when for more then fifty yeares hee had beene a Preacher in Geneva. In PainesPains, being such as have borne the heate of the day; so that the stresse …

    Thomas Fuller · Josephs Party-Colored Coat · p. 180 · Open in the reader

The Sacred Philosophy of the Holy Scripture A01743

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    … the three laſt ſignifications, 2. Of the ſtate of the Dead. 3 Of the Place, and 4. PainesPains of the damned; the words, Inferi and Infernus, in Latin doe anſwere. But hell …
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    … the three laſt ſignifications, 2. Of the ſtate of the Dead. 3 Of the Place, and 4. PainesPains of the damned; the words, Inferi and Infernus, in Latin doe anſwere. But hell …

    Alexander Gill · The Sacred Philosophy of the Holy Scripture · p. 37 · Open in the reader

Meditations and Disquisitions Upon the Seven Consolatory Psalms of David A02119

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    … the painespains of Hell, but painespains cauſed by guiltineſſe of ſin that deſerves Hell? PainesPains not more in ſenſe of torment, then deſpaire of remedie? What is it for …
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    … the painespains of Hell, but painespains cauſed by guiltineſſe of ſin that deſerves Hell? PainesPains not more in ſenſe of torment, then deſpaire of remedie? What is it for …

    Sir Richard Baker · Meditations and Disquisitions Upon the Seven Consolatory Psalms of David · p. 184 · Open in the reader

Works A02178

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    How shall wee ouercome the PainesPains, losses, and reproches. of the World.
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    How shall wee ouercome the PainesPains, losses, and reproches. of the World.

    Richard Greenham · Works · p. 89 · Open in the reader

The Dignity of Preaching A03279

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    … poore ſtudies in the Country, and that from the chiefeſt for learning, Place, and PainesPains, in this our Engliſh Church; whereof I reioyce to be a ſonne, and wherein …
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    … poore ſtudies in the Country, and that from the chiefeſt for learning, Place, and PainesPains, in this our Engliſh Church; whereof I reioyce to be a ſonne, and wherein …

    Samuel Hieron · The Dignity of Preaching · Open in the reader

Lectures Upon John 4 A03342

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    PainesPains must be taken (in foure things) to profit by that we heare and reade, 173.
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    PainesPains must be taken (in foure things) to profit by that we heare and reade, 173.

    Arthur Hildersham · Lectures Upon John 4 · Open in the reader

Defense of a Treatise Touching the Suffering and Victory of Christ A04214

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    … better vnderſtanding whereof, we muſt note theſe principall things. Firſt that All ſuffering of PainesPains in man is frō God: either properly from his Iuſtice, or from his Holy …
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    … better vnderſtanding whereof, we muſt note theſe principall things. Firſt that All ſuffering of PainesPains in man is frō God: either properly from his Iuſtice, or from his Holy …

    Henry Jacob · Defense of a Treatise Touching the Suffering and Victory of Christ · p. 8 · Open in the reader

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    … ſuch as cōcerned his great work in hand: that is, to be are the PainesPains which now chiefly he was to ſuffer for mans redemption at Gods hands. Wherefore …
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    … ſuch as cōcerned his great work in hand: that is, to be are the PainesPains which now chiefly he was to ſuffer for mans redemption at Gods hands. Wherefore …

    Henry Jacob · Defense of a Treatise Touching the Suffering and Victory of Christ · p. 94 · Open in the reader

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    … th…ſe ſignifications in it, yet withall his Agonie might riſe from his very PainesPains & Feare comming from the preſent ſenſe of Gods iuſtice and wrath nowe reveal…d …
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    … th…ſe ſignifications in it, yet withall his Agonie might riſe from his very PainesPains & Feare comming from the preſent ſenſe of Gods iuſtice and wrath nowe reveal…d …

    Henry Jacob · Defense of a Treatise Touching the Suffering and Victory of Christ · p. 105 · Open in the reader

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    … Iuſtice for ſinne? What is this Cup, but the bitter taſt of the ſame PainesPains aforeſaid? This I hope was not his Holines and ſanctification which ſo troubled and …
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    … Iuſtice for ſinne? What is this Cup, but the bitter taſt of the ſame PainesPains aforeſaid? This I hope was not his Holines and ſanctification which ſo troubled and …

    Henry Jacob · Defense of a Treatise Touching the Suffering and Victory of Christ · p. 114 · Open in the reader

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    … him but PainesPains and Sorrowes. Wch before I have proved, or at leaſt that PainesPains & Sorrowes now did chiefly: & that nothing could poſſibly without ſuch Sorrowes and PainesPains as …
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    … him but PainesPains and Sorrowes. Wch before I have proved, or at leaſt that PainesPains & Sorrowes now did chiefly: & that nothing could poſſibly without ſuch Sorrowes and PainesPains as …

    Henry Jacob · Defense of a Treatise Touching the Suffering and Victory of Christ · p. 122 · Open in the reader

Appeal to the Parliament A05285

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    … been said) if we thinke the Vessell to be quite broake, and their Oyl & PainesPains, and all lost, we deceive ourselves exceedinglie; for the menstruous matter, and the body …
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    … been said) if we thinke the Vessell to be quite broake, and their Oyl & PainesPains, and all lost, we deceive ourselves exceedinglie; for the menstruous matter, and the body …

    Alexander Leighton · Appeal to the Parliament · p. 176 · Open in the reader

The Relics of Rome A07146

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    … Uowes, Obedience, Chastity, Pouertye, Patience, Mercye, Almosse, and of all other spirituall Laboures, Trauailes, PainesPains, Excercises, &c, that be done eyther of the friers of the aforesayd order, or …
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    … Uowes, Obedience, Chastity, Pouertye, Patience, Mercye, Almosse, and of all other spirituall Laboures, Trauailes, PainesPains, Excercises, &c, that be done eyther of the friers of the aforesayd order, or …

    Thomas Becon · The Relics of Rome · Open in the reader

A Golden Chain A09339

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    PainesPains in childbirth. 23
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    PainesPains in childbirth. 23

    William Perkins · A Golden Chain · Open in the reader

The Breastplate of Faith and Love A09950

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    PainesPains.
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    PainesPains.

    John Preston · The Breastplate of Faith and Love · Open in the reader

Three Treatises A10659

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    … What painespains will men take? what hazards will they runne to procure their desires? PainesPains of body, plotting of braine, conflicts of passions, biting of conscience, disreputation amongst men …
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    … What painespains will men take? what hazards will they runne to procure their desires? PainesPains of body, plotting of braine, conflicts of passions, biting of conscience, disreputation amongst men …

    Edward Reynolds · Three Treatises · p. 62 · Open in the reader

Treatise of the Passions and Faculties of the Soul A10663

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    1 In regard of Desires at large, Labour and PainesPains: For they are onely Velleities and not Volitions: halfe and broken wishes, not whole …
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    1 In regard of Desires at large, Labour and PainesPains: For they are onely Velleities and not Volitions: halfe and broken wishes, not whole …

    Edward Reynolds · Treatise of the Passions and Faculties of the Soul · p. 180 · Open in the reader

Twenty-Five Lectures Upon the Lords Last Sermon and Conference A11006

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    … might alſo esteeme of you, and giue you thankes therefore. Thirdlie, for the great PainesPains, Exſpences, and Trauelles that yee haue bestowed in making them to come to the …
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    … might alſo esteeme of you, and giue you thankes therefore. Thirdlie, for the great PainesPains, Exſpences, and Trauelles that yee haue bestowed in making them to come to the …

    Robert Rollock · Twenty-Five Lectures Upon the Lords Last Sermon and Conference · Open in the reader

Ten Sermons A11454

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    … They are 1. a loue and zeale to iustice; 2. Compassion to the poore and distressed; 3. PainesPains. and Patience in examination of causes; 4. Stoutnesse and Courage in execution of iustice. The …
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    … They are 1. a loue and zeale to iustice; 2. Compassion to the poore and distressed; 3. PainesPains. and Patience in examination of causes; 4. Stoutnesse and Courage in execution of iustice. The …

    Robert Sanderson · Ten Sermons · p. 182 · Open in the reader

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    … but yet I desire rather it might bee thus; Christs onely excepted, all the PainesPains and Euills of men are brought vpon them for their owne sinnes.
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    … but yet I desire rather it might bee thus; Christs onely excepted, all the PainesPains and Euills of men are brought vpon them for their owne sinnes.

    Robert Sanderson · Ten Sermons · p. 368 · Open in the reader

The Seven Days A12258

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    Employde thy PainesPains, thy Paper, Penne and Inke,
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    Employde thy PainesPains, thy Paper, Penne and Inke,

    Archibald Simson · The Seven Days · Open in the reader

The Righteous Mans Plea to True Happiness A13019

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    1 Times, PainesPains.
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    1 Times, PainesPains.

    John Stoughton · The Righteous Mans Plea to True Happiness · Open in the reader

Abuses Stripped and Whipped A15623

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    Vnto the name: who Care, or PainesPains would take
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    Vnto the name: who Care, or PainesPains would take

    George Wither · Abuses Stripped and Whipped · Open in the reader

Emblems Ancient and Modern A15631

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    For, ſome endeavour, and their PainesPains are bleſt
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    For, ſome endeavour, and their PainesPains are bleſt

    George Wither · Emblems Ancient and Modern · p. 13 · Open in the reader

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    (Of all my PainesPains, though little fruits I ſee)
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    (Of all my PainesPains, though little fruits I ſee)

    George Wither · Emblems Ancient and Modern · p. 46 · Open in the reader

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    All PainesPains, that are in Senſe, and Reaſon found.
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    All PainesPains, that are in Senſe, and Reaſon found.

    George Wither · Emblems Ancient and Modern · p. 69 · Open in the reader

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    For, though I loſe the ſhaddow of my PainesPains,
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    For, though I loſe the ſhaddow of my PainesPains,

    George Wither · Emblems Ancient and Modern · p. 150 · Open in the reader

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    Such, as your PainesPains, your Gaines will be,
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    Such, as your PainesPains, your Gaines will be,

    George Wither · Emblems Ancient and Modern · p. 265 · Open in the reader

The Victory of Patience A15848

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    Our PainesPains will shortly passe, but our joyes shall never passe away,
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    Our PainesPains will shortly passe, but our joyes shall never passe away,

    Richard Younge · The Victory of Patience · Open in the reader

The Last Battle of the Soul A16539

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    PainesPains heere wants pause, all is but losse and labour:
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    PainesPains heere wants pause, all is but losse and labour:

    Zacharie Boyd · The Last Battle of the Soul · Open in the reader

Fifty Sermons Containing the Chief Points of the Christian Religion A17183

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    PainesPains taking, like the idle droane
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    PainesPains taking, like the idle droane

    Henrich Bullinger · Fifty Sermons Containing the Chief Points of the Christian Religion · p. 266 · Open in the reader

A Preparative to Contention A18015

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    PainesPains paſsing thirſt of Tantalus,
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    PainesPains paſsing thirſt of Tantalus,

    John Carpenter · A Preparative to Contention · p. 332 · Open in the reader

A Treasury of Similes A18271

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    Of greateſt PainesPains, greatest gaines.
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    Of greateſt PainesPains, greatest gaines.

    Robert Cawdrey · A Treasury of Similes · p. 579 · Open in the reader

The Cry and Revenge of Blood A19288

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    … for the common good: so thou shalt shortly be furnished with my long expected PainesPains, concerning the Delusions of the Time, and cure of a wounded Spirit, which I …
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    … for the common good: so thou shalt shortly be furnished with my long expected PainesPains, concerning the Delusions of the Time, and cure of a wounded Spirit, which I …

    Thomas Cooper · The Cry and Revenge of Blood · p. 62 · Open in the reader

Satan Transformed Into an Angel of Light A19294

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    … these euill dayes: that so each might haue the perfect honour of their owne PainesPains. So haue I thought good, to ad such experiences and collections of mine owne …
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    … these euill dayes: that so each might haue the perfect honour of their owne PainesPains. So haue I thought good, to ad such experiences and collections of mine owne …

    Thomas Cooper · Satan Transformed Into an Angel of Light · p. 363 · Open in the reader

The Mystery of Witchcraft Discovering the Truth of Nature A19295

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    … these euill dayes: that so each might haue the perfect honour of their owne PainesPains. So haue I thought good, to ad such experiences and collections of mine owne …
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    … these euill dayes: that so each might haue the perfect honour of their owne PainesPains. So haue I thought good, to ad such experiences and collections of mine owne …

    Thomas Cooper · The Mystery of Witchcraft Discovering the Truth of Nature · p. 363 · Open in the reader

Commentary Upon Philemon A22481

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    … vs in grace, and to perfect vs in Chriſt. We know the Sorrowes, the PainesPains, the Paſſions, and the perilles of a Womans trauaile to be exceeding great: ſo …
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    … vs in grace, and to perfect vs in Chriſt. We know the Sorrowes, the PainesPains, the Paſſions, and the perilles of a Womans trauaile to be exceeding great: ſo …

    William Attersoll · Commentary Upon Philemon · p. 190 · Open in the reader

A Tossed Ship Making to Safe Harbor A28624

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    … Deliverance? Rather content to be As we were, nay worſe; then to endure the PainesPains, to be at the Coſts, to run the hazard of a Deliverance? Thus God …
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    … Deliverance? Rather content to be As we were, nay worſe; then to endure the PainesPains, to be at the Coſts, to run the hazard of a Deliverance? Thus God …

    Samuel Bolton · A Tossed Ship Making to Safe Harbor · p. 181 · Open in the reader

A Chronicle of the Kings of England from the Time of the Roman Government A29737

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    … and Dominions thereof, from all Heresie and Schisme, and from all Judgements, Censures and PainesPains for that cause incurred, and also Wee doe restore you againe, to the unity …
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    … and Dominions thereof, from all Heresie and Schisme, and from all Judgements, Censures and PainesPains for that cause incurred, and also Wee doe restore you againe, to the unity …

    Sir Richard Baker · A Chronicle of the Kings of England from the Time of the Roman Government · p. 100 · Open in the reader

The Life of Justification Opened A29752

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    … no more grace & glory for Peter than for Iudas, but Peter by his own PainesPains & Industrie, by his Faith & New Obedience, did purchase the whole personal and immediat Right …
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    … no more grace & glory for Peter than for Iudas, but Peter by his own PainesPains & Industrie, by his Faith & New Obedience, did purchase the whole personal and immediat Right …

    John Brown · The Life of Justification Opened · p. 344 · Open in the reader

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    … long after his Conversion, while a prisoner at Rome & after all his great Labour & PainesPains in spreading the Gospel) count all things (nothing is here excepted) but loss (saith …
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    … long after his Conversion, while a prisoner at Rome & after all his great Labour & PainesPains in spreading the Gospel) count all things (nothing is here excepted) but loss (saith …

    John Brown · The Life of Justification Opened · p. 399 · Open in the reader

Quakerism the Path-Way to Paganism A29753

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    … the Understandings and Reasonings of men; nor were they the product of their Study & PainesPains, as other books are of their Authors, assisted by the Spirit of God. Howbeit …
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    … the Understandings and Reasonings of men; nor were they the product of their Study & PainesPains, as other books are of their Authors, assisted by the Spirit of God. Howbeit …

    John Brown · Quakerism the Path-Way to Paganism · p. 52 · Open in the reader

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    … thou eat bread, till thou return unto the ground Will this Man say, that PainesPains, Sicknesses, and temporal Calamities, that attend us from the womb to the grave, in …
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    … thou eat bread, till thou return unto the ground Will this Man say, that PainesPains, Sicknesses, and temporal Calamities, that attend us from the womb to the grave, in …

    John Brown · Quakerism the Path-Way to Paganism · p. 99 · Open in the reader

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    … learned without any teacher. Hence also they thought, that man by his owne Ability, PainesPains and Industrie, might recove… all his losses; and that nothing more was requisite, but …
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    … learned without any teacher. Hence also they thought, that man by his owne Ability, PainesPains and Industrie, might recove… all his losses; and that nothing more was requisite, but …

    John Brown · Quakerism the Path-Way to Paganism · p. 110 · Open in the reader

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    … his face &c. are no punishments of sin, Original or Actual, because all these PainesPains, Troubles, Afflictions, &c. worke together for good, to such as love God Rom. 8: vers …
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    … his face &c. are no punishments of sin, Original or Actual, because all these PainesPains, Troubles, Afflictions, &c. worke together for good, to such as love God Rom. 8: vers …

    John Brown · Quakerism the Path-Way to Paganism · p. 127 · Open in the reader

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    … positure of the body, are acquainted with these things; & can by their owne Industry & PainesPains reach the crowne of immortal glory? If he do not both affirme & confirme this …
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    … positure of the body, are acquainted with these things; & can by their owne Industry & PainesPains reach the crowne of immortal glory? If he do not both affirme & confirme this …

    John Brown · Quakerism the Path-Way to Paganism · p. 223 · Open in the reader

The Loathsomeness of Long Hair A45331

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    … with the Testimony of a reverend Divine, a man famous for his Piety and PainesPains in the Ministry: 'Tis the duty of Christians (saith he) not onely to sacrifice …
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    … with the Testimony of a reverend Divine, a man famous for his Piety and PainesPains in the Ministry: 'Tis the duty of Christians (saith he) not onely to sacrifice …

    Thomas Hall · The Loathsomeness of Long Hair · p. 40 · Open in the reader

Mixture of Scholastical Divinity with Practical Part 2 A46699

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    TO THOMAS MOORE of HauckChurch in Dorset-shire. Esquires. ROBERT HUNT of Compton PainesPains-Ford in Somerset-sh. Esquires.
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    TO THOMAS MOORE of HauckChurch in Dorset-shire. Esquires. ROBERT HUNT of Compton PainesPains-Ford in Somerset-sh. Esquires.

    Henry Jeanes · Mixture of Scholastical Divinity with Practical Part 2 · Open in the reader

Principles of Faith and Good Conscience A49513

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    Then if you take little PainesPains to get Grace, and the aſſurance of Chriſts love, or if you prize any …
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    Then if you take little PainesPains to get Grace, and the aſſurance of Chriſts love, or if you prize any …

    William Lyford · Principles of Faith and Good Conscience · p. 290 · Open in the reader

The Doctrine of the Saints Perseverance A53688

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    … whom mention was lastly made, who hath liberally dispended so great a Treasure, of PainesPains, Reading, and Eloquence, for the subverting of the Truth, whose explanation and defence we …
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    … whom mention was lastly made, who hath liberally dispended so great a Treasure, of PainesPains, Reading, and Eloquence, for the subverting of the Truth, whose explanation and defence we …

    John Owen · The Doctrine of the Saints Perseverance · p. 8 · Open in the reader

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    … the Doctrine, which with so great an indeavour, and a Contribution of so much PainesPains and Rhetorique he seeks to oppose, I know not any that will thinke it …
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    … the Doctrine, which with so great an indeavour, and a Contribution of so much PainesPains and Rhetorique he seeks to oppose, I know not any that will thinke it …

    John Owen · The Doctrine of the Saints Perseverance · p. 17 · Open in the reader

A Pleasant Purge for a Roman Catholic A56191

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    Tooke all this PainesPains and Pilgrimage ſo farre
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    Tooke all this PainesPains and Pilgrimage ſo farre

    William Prynne · A Pleasant Purge for a Roman Catholic · p. 50 · Open in the reader

The Rising Sun A59622

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    … the red sea and Jordan. He breaks the hardest heart, which no Toole, Art, PainesPains, Terrors and Fire of Hell, and Light of Heaven could do. Zacheus as a …
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    … the red sea and Jordan. He breaks the hardest heart, which no Toole, Art, PainesPains, Terrors and Fire of Hell, and Light of Heaven could do. Zacheus as a …

    John Sheffield · The Rising Sun · p. 95 · Open in the reader

The Peoples Right to Defend Themselves and their Covenanted Religion A61509

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    Though he hath been at much PainesPains in this buſineſſe, probably becauſe it was his owne particular, to prevent, if he …
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    Though he hath been at much PainesPains in this buſineſſe, probably becauſe it was his owne particular, to prevent, if he …

    James Stewart · The Peoples Right to Defend Themselves and their Covenanted Religion · p. 409 · Open in the reader

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    … They are, 1. a love and zeal to justice, 2. Compassion to the poor and distressed, 3. PainesPains and Patience in examination of causes, 4. Stoutnesse and Courage in execution of justice. The …
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    … They are, 1. a love and zeal to justice, 2. Compassion to the poor and distressed, 3. PainesPains and Patience in examination of causes, 4. Stoutnesse and Courage in execution of justice. The …

    Robert Sanderson · Fourteen Sermons · p. 115 · Open in the reader