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foulefoul

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

Puritas changed it
6,380 times in 1,534 works
Consistency
98.5% (6,380 of 6,472)
Reach if approved
~6,800 places (estimated)
MorphAdorner
Agrees: foul
Matches
Exact word, any case
In our text
6,472 times in the 7,099 works compared
Other readings
None
Taken into joins
None

If approved, its rationale reads: “Suggested by the Puritas diff (6,380 changes in 1,534 works, 98.5% consistent).”

Where Puritas made the change (8 of 6,380)

Our text, as printed and with the candidate applied
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    … bodie by them, nor it grow to any good plight and health: So a foulefoul heart turneth all into ſpirituall Choler, a bitter humor and vnſauoury, that impaireth and …
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    … bodie by them, nor it grow to any good plight and health: So a foulefoul heart turneth all into ſpirituall Choler, a bitter humor and vnſauoury, that impaireth and …

    Thomas Gataker · True Contentment in the Gain of Godliness · p. 67 · Open in the reader

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    … for, nor ſeeking after the true knowledge of god, howſoeuer he be defiled with foulefoul & beaſtly ſins, that indeed there be nothing in him but pride, ſelfloue, vainglory, enuy …
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    … for, nor ſeeking after the true knowledge of god, howſoeuer he be defiled with foulefoul & beaſtly ſins, that indeed there be nothing in him but pride, ſelfloue, vainglory, enuy …

    George Gifford · Sermons Upon Divers Texts · p. 174 · Open in the reader

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    … nos certos de bonis ſuis, ne malis viciaremur alienis. Chriſt is not ſpotted, nor foulefoul, nor vncleane, nor an infidell, nor criminous which hath loued his Church and giuen …
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    … nos certos de bonis ſuis, ne malis viciaremur alienis. Chriſt is not ſpotted, nor foulefoul, nor vncleane, nor an infidell, nor criminous which hath loued his Church and giuen …

    George Gifford · Plain Declaration that Brownists be Full Donatists · p. 51 · Open in the reader

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    … godli pollici to haue ſene a ſtar: ſhing region. Where nowe that couetouſnes that foulefoul beaſte, blotteth and ſpotteth, al oure doinges in the ſyght of God and man …
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    … godli pollici to haue ſene a ſtar: ſhing region. Where nowe that couetouſnes that foulefoul beaſte, blotteth and ſpotteth, al oure doinges in the ſyght of God and man …

    Anthony Gilby · Commentary Upon Micah · Open in the reader

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    … man may be intangled againe in the pollutions of the world, and relapsed into foulefoul sins (as some of Gods Saints haue beene) yea as enormous as any he …
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    … man may be intangled againe in the pollutions of the world, and relapsed into foulefoul sins (as some of Gods Saints haue beene) yea as enormous as any he …

    Daniel Featley · A Second Parallel · p. 51 · Open in the reader

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    … and clouded; as did also that holy Prophet (Psal. 51.12.) after he had committed that foulefoul sinne upon Vriah and his wife.
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    … and clouded; as did also that holy Prophet (Psal. 51.12.) after he had committed that foulefoul sinne upon Vriah and his wife.

    Phineas Fletcher · Joy in Tribulation · p. 255 · Open in the reader

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    … in thraldom vnder the Pope: Heerof commeth it that we be reproched with this foulefoul name, to wit, a Bondmaide of all treachery: this is it that makes him …
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    … in thraldom vnder the Pope: Heerof commeth it that we be reproched with this foulefoul name, to wit, a Bondmaide of all treachery: this is it that makes him …

    John Foxe · The Pope Confuted · Open in the reader

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    … at the priests prayer made at Gods altar, and that which then was so foulefoul an absurditie for those false teachers, can it be borne out of ours with …
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    … at the priests prayer made at Gods altar, and that which then was so foulefoul an absurditie for those false teachers, can it be borne out of ours with …

    William Fulke · Two Treatises Against the Papists · p. 365 · Open in the reader

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Places Puritas left as printed: likely exceptions (92)

70 of them are in works where Puritas changed it elsewhere, so their places are known; 58 are listed here. 22 more are in works where it never changed. Each is our text, as the rule would change it.

Dialogue Wherein a Romish Rhyme is Confuted A01042

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    … a Man come into? Or, is all care, to keepe the Cleane, from the FouleFoul, superfluous? Or, is there no care to bee had, of curing the Diseased, and …
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    … a Man come into? Or, is all care, to keepe the Cleane, from the FouleFoul, superfluous? Or, is there no care to bee had, of curing the Diseased, and …

    Patrick Forbes · Dialogue Wherein a Romish Rhyme is Confuted · p. 143 · Open in the reader

Abridgment of the Book of Acts and Monuments by Timothy Bright A01115

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    … entrie of Quéene Maries raigne, they had diuerſe miniſters: Firſt Maiſter Scamler, then Thomas FouleFoul, after him Maiſter Rough, then Maiſter Auguſtine Benher, and laſt Maiſter Bentham: who likewiſe …
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    … entrie of Quéene Maries raigne, they had diuerſe miniſters: Firſt Maiſter Scamler, then Thomas FouleFoul, after him Maiſter Rough, then Maiſter Auguſtine Benher, and laſt Maiſter Bentham: who likewiſe …

    John Foxe · Abridgment of the Book of Acts and Monuments by Timothy Bright · p. 263 · Open in the reader

Works A05537

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    FouleFoul lyke ane Oule, of euill conditioun.
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    FouleFoul lyke ane Oule, of euill conditioun.

    David Lindsay · Works · Open in the reader

Commentary on Peter and Jude A06502

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    … I haue created, from Man to Beaſt, to the creepyng thyng, and to the FouleFoul of the Heauen, &c. Theſe wordes did Noah in his daiely Sermons preache, and …
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    … I haue created, from Man to Beaſt, to the creepyng thyng, and to the FouleFoul of the Heauen, &c. Theſe wordes did Noah in his daiely Sermons preache, and …

    Martin Luther · Commentary on Peter and Jude · p. 140 · Open in the reader

Four Great Liars Striving A09431

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    B FouleFoul and windie.
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    B FouleFoul and windie.

    William Perkins · Four Great Liars Striving · Open in the reader

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    B FouleFoul weather.
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    B FouleFoul weather.

    William Perkins · Four Great Liars Striving · Open in the reader

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    B FouleFoul for the time.
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    B FouleFoul for the time.

    William Perkins · Four Great Liars Striving · Open in the reader

Journal of the Beginning of the English Plantation at Plymouth A09810

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    … Musket sho… broad, and twise as long; there grew also many small vines, and FouleFoul and Deere haunted there; there grew much Sasafras: from thence we went on & found …
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    … Musket sho… broad, and twise as long; there grew also many small vines, and FouleFoul and Deere haunted there; there grew much Sasafras: from thence we went on & found …

    William Bradford · Journal of the Beginning of the English Plantation at Plymouth · p. 4 · Open in the reader

Virtues History A11081

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    FouleFoul cares doe deadly wrack that blessed head,
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    FouleFoul cares doe deadly wrack that blessed head,

    Francis Rous · Virtues History · Open in the reader

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    FouleFoul knighthoods shame, to work her sorrowes part,
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    FouleFoul knighthoods shame, to work her sorrowes part,

    Francis Rous · Virtues History · Open in the reader

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    FouleFoul wight he was that at his masters gate,
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    FouleFoul wight he was that at his masters gate,

    Francis Rous · Virtues History · Open in the reader

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    FouleFoul fiends (quoth she) which gnash your fretting iawes,
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    FouleFoul fiends (quoth she) which gnash your fretting iawes,

    Francis Rous · Virtues History · Open in the reader

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    FouleFoul serpent-head within whose poys'ned braine,
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    FouleFoul serpent-head within whose poys'ned braine,

    Francis Rous · Virtues History · Open in the reader

The Saints Humiliation A13835

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    … Oath, Eccleſ. 9.2. But your ordinary uſe witneſſeth, you doe but too much loue them. FouleFoul mouths! that dare with thoſe tongues blaſpheme God, which were given therewith to bleſſe …
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    … Oath, Eccleſ. 9.2. But your ordinary uſe witneſſeth, you doe but too much loue them. FouleFoul mouths! that dare with thoſe tongues blaſpheme God, which were given therewith to bleſſe …

    Samuel Torshell · The Saints Humiliation · p. 49 · Open in the reader

Discovery of Jacksons Vanity A14095

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    … be affected, without errour of judgement? And was it possible that errour, and so FouleFoul an errour of judgement could be in an Angell before his fall? Should not …
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    … be affected, without errour of judgement? And was it possible that errour, and so FouleFoul an errour of judgement could be in an Angell before his fall? Should not …

    William Twisse · Discovery of Jacksons Vanity · p. 425 · Open in the reader

Commentary Upon Lamentations A14178

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    Doctrine. [iniquitie of &c.] FouleFoul spots and grosse sinnes may be in the face and principall members of a …
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    Doctrine. [iniquitie of &c.] FouleFoul spots and grosse sinnes may be in the face and principall members of a …

    John Udall · Commentary Upon Lamentations · p. 172 · Open in the reader

Englands Hallelujah A14379

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    FouleFoul blots and spots vpon me lay,
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    FouleFoul blots and spots vpon me lay,

    John Vicars · Englands Hallelujah · Open in the reader

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    VVHat meanes the Maines FouleFoul-face, strange stormy-state,
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    VVHat meanes the Maines FouleFoul-face, strange stormy-state,

    John Vicars · Englands Hallelujah · Open in the reader

An ABC for Laymen A15621

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    FOuleFoul, filthy, mattery and stincking cloutes, do liuely and aptly represent vnto vs our righteousnesse …
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    FOuleFoul, filthy, mattery and stincking cloutes, do liuely and aptly represent vnto vs our righteousnesse …

    Clergy George Wither · An ABC for Laymen · p. 16 · Open in the reader

Abuses Stripped and Whipped A15623

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    FouleFoul droanes, whose voices must be hir'd with mony
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    FouleFoul droanes, whose voices must be hir'd with mony

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

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    FouleFoul noysome smels: beside the sulpherous stinke
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    FouleFoul noysome smels: beside the sulpherous stinke

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

Britains Remembrancer A15627

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    FouleFoul belchings from their Stomacks doe arise,
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    FouleFoul belchings from their Stomacks doe arise,

    George Wither · Britains Remembrancer · p. 33 · Open in the reader

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    FouleFoul Scandals, thy best actions have attended.
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    FouleFoul Scandals, thy best actions have attended.

    George Wither · Britains Remembrancer · p. 90 · Open in the reader

Exercises Upon the First Psalm in Prose and Verse A15636

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    FouleFoul stinch, and wormes the proudest ruin'd haue.
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    FouleFoul stinch, and wormes the proudest ruin'd haue.

    George Wither · Exercises Upon the First Psalm in Prose and Verse · p. 125 · Open in the reader

The Hymns and Songs of the Church A15647

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    FouleFoul Spirits dispossessed they,
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    FouleFoul Spirits dispossessed they,

    George Wither · The Hymns and Songs of the Church · p. 180 · Open in the reader

Prince Henrys Obsequies A15651

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    FouleFoul Tyrant, it shall neuer honor do thee:
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    FouleFoul Tyrant, it shall neuer honor do thee:

    George Wither · Prince Henrys Obsequies · Open in the reader

Directions for a Comfortable Walking with God A16338

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    … mercilesse tyrannie of Ahab; who sent him to prison for telling him the truth. FouleFoul aspersions vpon so famous a King! For the second, by the cruell cunning of …
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    … mercilesse tyrannie of Ahab; who sent him to prison for telling him the truth. FouleFoul aspersions vpon so famous a King! For the second, by the cruell cunning of …

    Robert Bolton · Directions for a Comfortable Walking with God · p. 180 · Open in the reader

Of the Head Cornerstone A17242

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    … Creatures of his that had sense, first hee furnished the Waters with Fish and FouleFoul, and all the other Creatures thereunto appertaining, blessing them also vnto increase or multiplication …
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    … Creatures of his that had sense, first hee furnished the Waters with Fish and FouleFoul, and all the other Creatures thereunto appertaining, blessing them also vnto increase or multiplication …

    Edmund Bunny · Of the Head Cornerstone · p. 5 · Open in the reader

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    … stall-fed, twenty out of the pastures, and an hundred Weathers, besides Venison, Wilde-FouleFoul, and all such like. In disposing Officers to that purpose in such sort as …
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    … stall-fed, twenty out of the pastures, and an hundred Weathers, besides Venison, Wilde-FouleFoul, and all such like. In disposing Officers to that purpose in such sort as …

    Edmund Bunny · Of the Head Cornerstone · p. 361 · Open in the reader

The Little Book A17684

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    … doo fall from the Gospel, vpon their inconstancie is framed a foundacion of Offence. FouleFoul surely is theyr fall: but in what sorte so euer we denie Christe all …
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    … doo fall from the Gospel, vpon their inconstancie is framed a foundacion of Offence. FouleFoul surely is theyr fall: but in what sorte so euer we denie Christe all …

    John Calvin · The Little Book · Open in the reader

Against Human Ceremonies in Gods Worship A19142

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    … of his heade, It savoureth of a spirit of rancor, as doth the like FouleFoul speech, in the Scotch Dialogue. God vvill judge them for these reproches, by vvhich …
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    … of his heade, It savoureth of a spirit of rancor, as doth the like FouleFoul speech, in the Scotch Dialogue. God vvill judge them for these reproches, by vvhich …

    William Ames · Against Human Ceremonies in Gods Worship · Open in the reader

Two Treatises A21059

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    … them can goe downe their throats, and they never once cough for the matter. FouleFoul and groſſe ſcandalls, ſuch as are infamous amongſt meere heathen, ſuch Camells they ſwallow …
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    … them can goe downe their throats, and they never once cough for the matter. FouleFoul and groſſe ſcandalls, ſuch as are infamous amongſt meere heathen, ſuch Camells they ſwallow …

    Jeremiah Dyke · Two Treatises · p. 86 · Open in the reader

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    2. Who muſt be ſmitten? Paul an Innocent. FouleFoul injuſtice. Queſtionleſſe if Paul had offered ſuch meaſure but to Ananias his dog, to …
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    2. Who muſt be ſmitten? Paul an Innocent. FouleFoul injuſtice. Queſtionleſſe if Paul had offered ſuch meaſure but to Ananias his dog, to …

    Jeremiah Dyke · Two Treatises · p. 244 · Open in the reader

The Psalms of David in English Meter A27786

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    FouleFoul mine iniquities have bin,
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    FouleFoul mine iniquities have bin,

    Francis Rous · The Psalms of David in English Meter · Open in the reader

Stand Still A29529

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    … it so, there are (as you know) two things requisite. It must neither be FouleFoul nor False: Not FouleFoul, but Cleare; free both from Rocks and Wrecks, which are …
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    … it so, there are (as you know) two things requisite. It must neither be FouleFoul nor False: Not FouleFoul, but Cleare; free both from Rocks and Wrecks, which are …

    John Brinsley · Stand Still · p. 47 · Open in the reader

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    … as you know) two things requisite. It must neither be FouleFoul nor False: Not FouleFoul, but Cleare; free both from Rocks and Wrecks, which are subject to chase the …
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    … as you know) two things requisite. It must neither be FouleFoul nor False: Not FouleFoul, but Cleare; free both from Rocks and Wrecks, which are subject to chase the …

    John Brinsley · Stand Still · p. 47 · Open in the reader

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    … out, and Stand still. The ground of his Hope and Confidence must neither be FouleFoul nor False.
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    … out, and Stand still. The ground of his Hope and Confidence must neither be FouleFoul nor False.

    John Brinsley · Stand Still · p. 47 · Open in the reader

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    First, Not FouleFoul: Such is the Hope and Confidence that wicked men put in their ill-gotten …
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    First, Not FouleFoul: Such is the Hope and Confidence that wicked men put in their ill-gotten …

    John Brinsley · Stand Still · p. 47 · Open in the reader

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    … wickednesse. Would we ride Sure, take wee heed that we cast not Anchor upon FouleFoul ground.
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    … wickednesse. Would we ride Sure, take wee heed that we cast not Anchor upon FouleFoul ground.

    John Brinsley · Stand Still · p. 47 · Open in the reader

A Brief Exposition of the Book of Ecclesiastes A34666

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    … things as whereby he getteth his living, whether Sheep, Beaſts, Skins, Wool, Spices, Fiſhes, FouleFoul, &c.
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    … things as whereby he getteth his living, whether Sheep, Beaſts, Skins, Wool, Spices, Fiſhes, FouleFoul, &c.

    John Cotton · A Brief Exposition of the Book of Ecclesiastes · p. 23 · Open in the reader

Exposition of Job 15-17 A35473

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    … words are cheape, it coſts little to ſpeake fayre; but ill words are cheaper, FouleFoul language coſts little in the preparation, though it may prove coſtly enough in the …
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    … words are cheape, it coſts little to ſpeake fayre; but ill words are cheaper, FouleFoul language coſts little in the preparation, though it may prove coſtly enough in the …

    Joseph Caryl · Exposition of Job 15-17 · p. 226 · Open in the reader

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    … they are in their power who are not at all purged from their corruption. FouleFoul hands may ſerve to waſh that cleane which is foulefoul, and they who are …
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    … they are in their power who are not at all purged from their corruption. FouleFoul hands may ſerve to waſh that cleane which is foulefoul, and they who are …

    Joseph Caryl · Exposition of Job 15-17 · p. 278 · Open in the reader

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    … or wrong done by violence, any open tyrannicall oppreſſion. The Harpie being a ravenous FouleFoul, hath his name from this root in Hebrew (as alſo in the Greek from …
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    … or wrong done by violence, any open tyrannicall oppreſſion. The Harpie being a ravenous FouleFoul, hath his name from this root in Hebrew (as alſo in the Greek from …

    Joseph Caryl · Exposition of Job 15-17 · p. 327 · Open in the reader

Good Thoughts in Worse Times A40668

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    … wings. Now Eagles, when removing their Young-ones, have a different posture from other FouleFoul, proper to themselves (fit it is that there should be a distinction betwixt Soveraigne …
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    … wings. Now Eagles, when removing their Young-ones, have a different posture from other FouleFoul, proper to themselves (fit it is that there should be a distinction betwixt Soveraigne …

    Thomas Fuller · Good Thoughts in Worse Times · p. 89 · Open in the reader

Histories of Visions Apparitions Prophecies Spirits Divinations A42501

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    … turned into an Eagle. Thou ſhalt get the maſtery (quoth the interpreter) becauſe this FouleFoul flies the ſwifteſt of all other. Another of them dreaming the like dream, ah …
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    … turned into an Eagle. Thou ſhalt get the maſtery (quoth the interpreter) becauſe this FouleFoul flies the ſwifteſt of all other. Another of them dreaming the like dream, ah …

    John Gaule · Histories of Visions Apparitions Prophecies Spirits Divinations · p. 309 · Open in the reader

The Magical-Astrological-Diviner Posed and Puzzled A42502

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    … turned into an Eagle. Thou ſhalt get the maſtery (quoth the interpreter) becauſe this FouleFoul flies the ſwifteſt of all other. Another of them dreaming the like dream, ah …
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    … turned into an Eagle. Thou ſhalt get the maſtery (quoth the interpreter) becauſe this FouleFoul flies the ſwifteſt of all other. Another of them dreaming the like dream, ah …

    John Gaule · The Magical-Astrological-Diviner Posed and Puzzled · p. 309 · Open in the reader

The Holy Life and Happy Death of John Bruen A43854

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    … Bird with a Bolt, to ſtrike a Deere with a Bow, to ſhoot at FouleFoul with a Peece, to take Fiſh with Hookes and Nets, to ſet Toyles for …
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    … Bird with a Bolt, to ſtrike a Deere with a Bow, to ſhoot at FouleFoul with a Peece, to take Fiſh with Hookes and Nets, to ſet Toyles for …

    William Hinde · The Holy Life and Happy Death of John Bruen · p. 34 · Open in the reader

The Excellency of Christ A46734

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    Nine Differences. 1. Moſt FouleFoul.
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    Nine Differences. 1. Moſt FouleFoul.

    Christopher Jelinger · The Excellency of Christ · Open in the reader

The Usefulness and Excellency of Christ A46739

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    1. Most FouleFoul.
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    1. Most FouleFoul.

    Christopher Jelinger · The Usefulness and Excellency of Christ · Open in the reader

Annotations Upon the New Testament A50050

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    Vers. 3. FouleFoul weather] Because the Clouds are thicker than those which the Sunne in the day …
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    Vers. 3. FouleFoul weather] Because the Clouds are thicker than those which the Sunne in the day …

    Edward Leigh · Annotations Upon the New Testament · p. 43 · Open in the reader

Paradise Lost A50919

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    FouleFoul dissipation follow'd and forc't rout;
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    FouleFoul dissipation follow'd and forc't rout;

    John Milton · Paradise Lost · Open in the reader

The Bowels of Tender Mercy Sealed in the Everlasting Covenant A59035

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    4. FouleFoul tranſgreſſions, as in David, Pſal. 51. He had almoſt loſt all. Secondly, Then repent; it …
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    4. FouleFoul tranſgreſſions, as in David, Pſal. 51. He had almoſt loſt all. Secondly, Then repent; it …

    Obadiah Sedgwick · The Bowels of Tender Mercy Sealed in the Everlasting Covenant · p. 629 · Open in the reader

Commentary on the Minor Prophets A63068

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    … out of the city] This Now fell not out of an hundred yeares after. FouleFoul weather ſeldome rotteth in the ayre. Time weareth not out Gods threatenings. Nullum tempus …
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    … out of the city] This Now fell not out of an hundred yeares after. FouleFoul weather ſeldome rotteth in the ayre. Time weareth not out Gods threatenings. Nullum tempus …

    John Trapp · Commentary on the Minor Prophets · p. 361 · Open in the reader

A Good Day Well Improved A63826

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    … weather which makes bad weeds grow, helpeth more wholeſome hearbs to flouriſh and multiply. FouleFoul weather in the Church make's invenomed enemies (like Snailes, and Frogges, and Toades) to …
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    … weather which makes bad weeds grow, helpeth more wholeſome hearbs to flouriſh and multiply. FouleFoul weather in the Church make's invenomed enemies (like Snailes, and Frogges, and Toades) to …

    Anthony Tuckney · A Good Day Well Improved · p. 138 · Open in the reader

A Key into the Language of America A66450

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    Obs. The Indians having abundance of these sorts of FouleFoul upon their waters, take great pains to kill any of them with their Bow …
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    Obs. The Indians having abundance of these sorts of FouleFoul upon their waters, take great pains to kill any of them with their Bow …

    Roger Williams · A Key into the Language of America · p. 90 · Open in the reader

The Cause and Cure of Ignorance A67743

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    FouleFoul mouthed men and women are devills in Scripture phrase
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    FouleFoul mouthed men and women are devills in Scripture phrase

    Richard Younge · The Cause and Cure of Ignorance · Open in the reader

Works of Joseph Hall A68126

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    … begin their age in purity; as thoſe vvhich were in more danger of being FouleFoul, then bare. It is fit that our reuerence to Gods preſence ſhould appeare in …
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    … begin their age in purity; as thoſe vvhich were in more danger of being FouleFoul, then bare. It is fit that our reuerence to Gods preſence ſhould appeare in …

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    FouleFoul ſinnes ſeeke faire pretences, as is inſtanced in the Golden Calfe. 901
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    FouleFoul ſinnes ſeeke faire pretences, as is inſtanced in the Golden Calfe. 901

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