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travellerstravelers

A doubled letter made single: vntill → until.

Puritas changed it
940 times in 500 works
Consistency
63.9% (940 of 1,469)
Reach if approved
~1,544 places (estimated)
MorphAdorner
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Matches
Exact word, any case
In our text
1,469 times in the 7,099 works compared
Other readings
None
Taken into joins
None

If approved, its rationale reads: “Suggested by the Puritas diff (940 changes in 500 works, 63.9% consistent).”

Where Puritas made the change (8 of 940)

Our text, as printed and with the candidate applied
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    1 TravellersTravelers itinerant, if
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    1 TravellersTravelers itinerant, if

    John Stoughton · A Form of Wholesome Words · Open in the reader

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    … have left to speak to,) is in that state of Christian perfection, which the TravellersTravelers to Heaven, while they are upon the way, can arrive at: for that must …
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    … have left to speak to,) is in that state of Christian perfection, which the TravellersTravelers to Heaven, while they are upon the way, can arrive at: for that must …

    Richard Allestree · Forty Sermons · p. 77 · Open in the reader

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    … how great and how near is it? Come on, my dear Brethren, and Fellow-TravellersTravelers Stir up your selves, and set to your race. See that you loiter not …
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    … how great and how near is it? Come on, my dear Brethren, and Fellow-TravellersTravelers Stir up your selves, and set to your race. See that you loiter not …

    Joseph Alleine · Christian Letters Full of Spiritual Instructions · p. 110 · Open in the reader

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    … believe one thing▪ and at Constantinople another, &c. Those called now Nestorians, are by TravellersTravelers said to own none of that Heresie, but to Condemn the Council of Chalcedon …
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    … believe one thing▪ and at Constantinople another, &c. Those called now Nestorians, are by TravellersTravelers said to own none of that Heresie, but to Condemn the Council of Chalcedon …

    Richard Baxter · Against the Revolt to a Foreign Jurisdiction · p. 204 · Open in the reader

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    23. TravellersTravelers well know, that the great hinderance of the Conversion of Infidels and Heathens, Turks …
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    23. TravellersTravelers well know, that the great hinderance of the Conversion of Infidels and Heathens, Turks …

    Richard Baxter · The Difference Between the Power of Magistrates and Church Pastors · p. 31 · Open in the reader

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    … Ignorance and Divisions) is the great Impediment to their Conversion! To read and hear TravellersTravelers and Merchants tell, that the Banians and other Heathens in Indostan, Cambaia, and many …
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    … Ignorance and Divisions) is the great Impediment to their Conversion! To read and hear TravellersTravelers and Merchants tell, that the Banians and other Heathens in Indostan, Cambaia, and many …

    Richard Baxter · Baxters Narrative of His Life and Times · p. 406 · Open in the reader

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    … and other of thoſe ruder ſort of Chriſtians, is predicated by many Hiſtorians and TravellersTravelers. And who knoweth but there may be among their vulgar, more love to God …
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    … and other of thoſe ruder ſort of Chriſtians, is predicated by many Hiſtorians and TravellersTravelers. And who knoweth but there may be among their vulgar, more love to God …

    Richard Baxter · A Treatise of Knowledge and Love · p. 238 · Open in the reader

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    … of Gods people, they are Pilgrims, this is not their Country, now they are TravellersTravelers, and tend every day to their journies end and as Iſrael could not come …
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    … of Gods people, they are Pilgrims, this is not their Country, now they are TravellersTravelers, and tend every day to their journies end and as Iſrael could not come …

    Alexander Grosse · Deaths Deliverance and Elijahs Fiery Chariot · p. 8 · Open in the reader

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Places Puritas left as printed: likely exceptions (529)

207 of them are in works where Puritas changed it elsewhere, so their places are known; 60 are listed here. 322 more are in works where it never changed. Each is our text, as the rule would change it.

A Key Opening Mysterious Texts of Scripture A00593

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    … forſake their guides and will venter to goe of themſelves are often drowned: and travellerstravelers who refuſe or diſtruſt their convoy when they paſſe through theeviſh places, diſmiſſing them …
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    … forſake their guides and will venter to goe of themſelves are often drowned: and travellerstravelers who refuſe or diſtruſt their convoy when they paſſe through theeviſh places, diſmiſſing them …

    Daniel Featley · A Key Opening Mysterious Texts of Scripture · p. 73 · Open in the reader

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    … any little childe, much leſſe man, that is afraid to goe to bed; nay travellerstravelers after a tedious journey in bitter weather, are not content to pull off their …
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    … any little childe, much leſſe man, that is afraid to goe to bed; nay travellerstravelers after a tedious journey in bitter weather, are not content to pull off their …

    Daniel Featley · A Key Opening Mysterious Texts of Scripture · p. 183 · Open in the reader

Deaths Deliverance and Elijahs Fiery Chariot A02259

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    … are the people ſcattered abroad, as ſheep having no ſhepheard; then they are as travellerstravelers without a guid: then they are as the Syrians, that had their eyes put …
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    … are the people ſcattered abroad, as ſheep having no ſhepheard; then they are as travellerstravelers without a guid: then they are as the Syrians, that had their eyes put …

    Alexander Grosse · Deaths Deliverance and Elijahs Fiery Chariot · p. 35 · Open in the reader

The Ready Way to Good Works A09275

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    … and oyle and money and other neceſſaries, which he had provided for himſelfe (though travellerstravelers have as much reaſon to keepe their money as any) imparted a portion to …
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    … and oyle and money and other neceſſaries, which he had provided for himſelfe (though travellerstravelers have as much reaſon to keepe their money as any) imparted a portion to …

    Richard Bernard · The Ready Way to Good Works · p. 32 · Open in the reader

A Childs Patrimony A15695

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    … Lord deales with His ranſomed ones, conducting them to their haven; For with thoſe travellerstravelers, priſoners, ſick men, we ſee ſea-men joyned, Pſal. 107. All thoſe conditions fitly reſembling …
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    … Lord deales with His ranſomed ones, conducting them to their haven; For with thoſe travellerstravelers, priſoners, ſick men, we ſee ſea-men joyned, Pſal. 107. All thoſe conditions fitly reſembling …

    Hezekiah Woodward · A Childs Patrimony · p. 115 · Open in the reader

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    … will be. And thus, I ſay, it is while we live here; juſt like travellerstravelers (as the father ſpake very uſefully ) This life is a way-fare, here we …
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    … will be. And thus, I ſay, it is while we live here; juſt like travellerstravelers (as the father ſpake very uſefully ) This life is a way-fare, here we …

    Hezekiah Woodward · A Childs Patrimony · p. 145 · Open in the reader

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    … in the world, but embrace it not, hug it not. Vſe the world as travellerstravelers and pilgrimes (ſuch are we;) they uſe things in their paſſage as they may …
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    … in the world, but embrace it not, hug it not. Vſe the world as travellerstravelers and pilgrimes (ſuch are we;) they uſe things in their paſſage as they may …

    Hezekiah Woodward · A Childs Patrimony · p. 158 · Open in the reader

A Sober Inquiry Into the Reasonings of the Serious Inquiry A25212

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    … very affectionately laments the Change: wherein he imitates the vain humour of our young travellerstravelers, who at their return unmeasurably praedicate the glories of forreign Countreys; but can find …
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    … very affectionately laments the Change: wherein he imitates the vain humour of our young travellerstravelers, who at their return unmeasurably praedicate the glories of forreign Countreys; but can find …

    Vincent Alsop · A Sober Inquiry Into the Reasonings of the Serious Inquiry · p. 10 · Open in the reader

Sermons Preached Upon Several Occasions A25827

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    … they can go no farther, the Lord won't go away and leave his fellow-travellerstravelers, but he'll take them up in their fainting and ſwounding fits, he brings forth …
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    … they can go no farther, the Lord won't go away and leave his fellow-travellerstravelers, but he'll take them up in their fainting and ſwounding fits, he brings forth …

    Timothy Armitage · Sermons Preached Upon Several Occasions · p. 292 · Open in the reader

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    … God, the more acquaintance, and the more friendly God deals with them as fellow-travellerstravelers; though there were a great diſtance between man and man before, yet when they …
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    … God, the more acquaintance, and the more friendly God deals with them as fellow-travellerstravelers; though there were a great diſtance between man and man before, yet when they …

    Timothy Armitage · Sermons Preached Upon Several Occasions · p. 293 · Open in the reader

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    … God; that God ſhould make choice to have ſuch for his Companions, his Fellow-travellerstravelers; Oh, it is infinite rich and Free-grace, therefore do not ſlight it, do …
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    … God; that God ſhould make choice to have ſuch for his Companions, his Fellow-travellerstravelers; Oh, it is infinite rich and Free-grace, therefore do not ſlight it, do …

    Timothy Armitage · Sermons Preached Upon Several Occasions · p. 303 · Open in the reader

A Brief Description of the Whole World A26435

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    … breasts, and the rest of their face there also scituated: and this our English travellerstravelers have reported to be so ordinarily, and … mentioned unto them in those parts where …
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    … breasts, and the rest of their face there also scituated: and this our English travellerstravelers have reported to be so ordinarily, and … mentioned unto them in those parts where …

    Archbishop George Abbot · A Brief Description of the Whole World · p. 321 · Open in the reader

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    Our travellerstravelers of later years have adventured so far, to their great danger in those cold …
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    Our travellerstravelers of later years have adventured so far, to their great danger in those cold …

    Archbishop George Abbot · A Brief Description of the Whole World · p. 336 · Open in the reader

The Virgins Pattern in the Life and Death of Susanna Perwich A26760

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    … not the moſt deſirable journey, and hath not the beſt company for his fellow-travellerstravelers, that goes towards Heaven, and gets thither at laſt, though ſometimes his way be …
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    … not the moſt deſirable journey, and hath not the beſt company for his fellow-travellerstravelers, that goes towards Heaven, and gets thither at laſt, though ſometimes his way be …

    John Batchiler · The Virgins Pattern in the Life and Death of Susanna Perwich · p. 165 · Open in the reader

The Divine Life A26919

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    … is well if we have such Apprehensions as are fitted to the use of travellerstravelers and soldiers as will carry us on, and prevail against the difficulties of our …
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    … is well if we have such Apprehensions as are fitted to the use of travellerstravelers and soldiers as will carry us on, and prevail against the difficulties of our …

    Richard Baxter · The Divine Life · p. 41 · Open in the reader

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    … deny those I meet a short salute, or to be friendly with my fellow-travellerstravelers: But remember O my soul, that thou dost not dwell but travel here, and …
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    … deny those I meet a short salute, or to be friendly with my fellow-travellerstravelers: But remember O my soul, that thou dost not dwell but travel here, and …

    Richard Baxter · The Divine Life · p. 366 · Open in the reader

The Saints Everlasting Rest A27017

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    … first fruits. Is it not enough that God alloweth us all the comforts of travellerstravelers, and accordingly to rejoyce in all his mercies, but we must set up our …
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    … first fruits. Is it not enough that God alloweth us all the comforts of travellerstravelers, and accordingly to rejoyce in all his mercies, but we must set up our …

    Richard Baxter · The Saints Everlasting Rest · p. 570 · Open in the reader

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    … and wishing we were there, would serve the turn, then we should have daily travellerstravelers for Heaven. But the Kingdom of Heaven suffereth violence, and the violent take it …
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    … and wishing we were there, would serve the turn, then we should have daily travellerstravelers for Heaven. But the Kingdom of Heaven suffereth violence, and the violent take it …

    Richard Baxter · The Saints Everlasting Rest · p. 660 · Open in the reader

The True Way of Concord of All the Christian Churches A27054

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    … yet more Vnity, than ſtrangers that never think of one another, or than fellow-travellerstravelers that quietly travel in the way. Godly perſons are all cloſely United in one …
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    … yet more Vnity, than ſtrangers that never think of one another, or than fellow-travellerstravelers that quietly travel in the way. Godly perſons are all cloſely United in one …

    Richard Baxter · The True Way of Concord of All the Christian Churches · p. 51 · Open in the reader

Diary of a Thankful Christian A27153

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    … on fire. And moſt people either out of ignorance or eaſineſſe, are like foot-travellerstravelers, who when they come to a ſtile that ſtands neer a gap, leave the …
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    … on fire. And moſt people either out of ignorance or eaſineſſe, are like foot-travellerstravelers, who when they come to a ſtile that ſtands neer a gap, leave the …

    John Beadle · Diary of a Thankful Christian · p. 30 · Open in the reader

The Theater of Gods Judgments A27163

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    … whom the countrie people called Rubezall: This devillish Monke used to joyne himselfe unto travellerstravelers over those hils, and to bid them be of good courage, for hee would …
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    … whom the countrie people called Rubezall: This devillish Monke used to joyne himselfe unto travellerstravelers over those hils, and to bid them be of good courage, for hee would …

    Thomas Beard · The Theater of Gods Judgments · p. 433 · Open in the reader

A Cabinet of Choice Jewels A29686

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    … Spirit, the ſame Jeſus, the ſame Faith, &c. they are all fellow-members, fellow-travellerstravelers, fellow-ſoldiers, fellow-Citizens, fellow-heirs, and therefore muſt they all be loved with …
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    … Spirit, the ſame Jeſus, the ſame Faith, &c. they are all fellow-members, fellow-travellerstravelers, fellow-ſoldiers, fellow-Citizens, fellow-heirs, and therefore muſt they all be loved with …

    Thomas Brooks · A Cabinet of Choice Jewels · p. 192 · Open in the reader

A Word in Season to this Present Generation A29709

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    … Saints and you are travelling Heaven-wards, and will you not viſit your Fellow-travellerstravelers? ſuffering Saints and you are Fellow-citizens, and will you not viſit your Fellow …
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    … Saints and you are travelling Heaven-wards, and will you not viſit your Fellow-travellerstravelers? ſuffering Saints and you are Fellow-citizens, and will you not viſit your Fellow …

    Thomas Brooks · A Word in Season to this Present Generation · p. 150 · Open in the reader

Twenty-Five Sermons A29912

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    … pilgrims upon earth; they had no abiding place; dwelt in tents, as strangers, and travellerstravelers; laid no foundations, sought an after-City. Thus our life is called, the time …
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    … pilgrims upon earth; they had no abiding place; dwelt in tents, as strangers, and travellerstravelers; laid no foundations, sought an after-City. Thus our life is called, the time …

    Ralph Brownrig · Twenty-Five Sermons · p. 81 · Open in the reader

An Exposition of Hosea 8-10 A30574

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    … becauſe they are the moſt delightful fruit of all kind of fruit to weary travellerstravelers: Now if this be ſo that God hath ſuch delight in his people as …
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    … becauſe they are the moſt delightful fruit of all kind of fruit to weary travellerstravelers: Now if this be ſo that God hath ſuch delight in his people as …

    Jeremiah Burroughs · An Exposition of Hosea 8-10 · p. 210 · Open in the reader

Moses Choice A30592

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    … be a wall of fire round about his people; alluding to the cuſtom of travellerstravelers in the wilderneſs, who uſed to make fires round about them in the night …
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    … be a wall of fire round about his people; alluding to the cuſtom of travellerstravelers in the wilderneſs, who uſed to make fires round about them in the night …

    Jeremiah Burroughs · Moses Choice · p. 260 · Open in the reader

A Supplement to the Several Discourses Upon Various Divine Subjects A32724

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    … of Canaan from Piſgah, than with the hopes of it in the deſert A travellerstravelers delight is more raiſed when he is neareſt his journeys end, and a hungry …
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    … of Canaan from Piſgah, than with the hopes of it in the deſert A travellerstravelers delight is more raiſed when he is neareſt his journeys end, and a hungry …

    Stephen Charnock · A Supplement to the Several Discourses Upon Various Divine Subjects · p. 57 · Open in the reader

A Geographical Description of All the Countries in the Known World A33311

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    … the end of each eight miles is a fair, and convenient lodge built for travellerstravelers to repose themselves in: Herb. Trav. p. 69. Pur. Pil. v. 2. p. 1468.
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    … the end of each eight miles is a fair, and convenient lodge built for travellerstravelers to repose themselves in: Herb. Trav. p. 69. Pur. Pil. v. 2. p. 1468.

    Samuel Clarke · A Geographical Description of All the Countries in the Known World · p. 48 · Open in the reader

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    … or pretty inventions on them, yeelding both matter of mirth, and seriousness to the travellerstravelers.
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    … or pretty inventions on them, yeelding both matter of mirth, and seriousness to the travellerstravelers.

    Samuel Clarke · A Geographical Description of All the Countries in the Known World · p. 127 · Open in the reader

The Catholic Doctrine of the Eucharist in All Ages A33378

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    IN effect had the Emiſſaries and other travellerstravelers into theſe Countrys found the belief of the Subſtantial Converſion eſtabliſhed in them, 'tis …
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    IN effect had the Emiſſaries and other travellerstravelers into theſe Countrys found the belief of the Subſtantial Converſion eſtabliſhed in them, 'tis …

    Jean Claude · The Catholic Doctrine of the Eucharist in All Ages · p. 51 · Open in the reader

A Practical Discourse of Prayer A33525

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    … man is (as it were) upon journeying ſtill, his prayers are ſutable to thoſe travellerstravelers, whoſe ſpirits uſe not to bee inlarged in prayer, through the many occaſional hurries …
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    … man is (as it were) upon journeying ſtill, his prayers are ſutable to thoſe travellerstravelers, whoſe ſpirits uſe not to bee inlarged in prayer, through the many occaſional hurries …

    Thomas Cobbet · A Practical Discourse of Prayer · p. 499 · Open in the reader

Sermons on Isaiah 11:1-10 A34038

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    … like the running of water, that doth not return; and it is wiſdom for travellerstravelers to take the opportunity of the tide before it be ſpent: as our time …
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    … like the running of water, that doth not return; and it is wiſdom for travellerstravelers to take the opportunity of the tide before it be ſpent: as our time …

    William Colvill · Sermons on Isaiah 11:1-10 · p. 364 · Open in the reader

Divine Characters in Two Parts A35147

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    And as the vanity of our travellerstravelers into forraine countries is become a diſeaſe almoſt univerſal to be in the faſhions …
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    And as the vanity of our travellerstravelers into forraine countries is become a diſeaſe almoſt univerſal to be in the faſhions …

    Samuel Crook · Divine Characters in Two Parts · p. 64 · Open in the reader

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    … and, hath loſt himſelf till he be in his old bias again. Yet, as travellerstravelers, for pleaſure care not much to go a mile or two out of their …
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    … and, hath loſt himſelf till he be in his old bias again. Yet, as travellerstravelers, for pleaſure care not much to go a mile or two out of their …

    Samuel Crook · Divine Characters in Two Parts · p. 166 · Open in the reader

The Parable of the Great Supper Opened A35314

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    … believer, and the other an unbeliever. Not only two in the field, or fellow-travellerstravelers: two in the mill, or work-fellows; but two in the bed, or bed …
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    … believer, and the other an unbeliever. Not only two in the field, or fellow-travellerstravelers: two in the mill, or work-fellows; but two in the bed, or bed …

    John Crump · The Parable of the Great Supper Opened · p. 212 · Open in the reader

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    … manſions, ſignifies an Inn or publick place. An Inn is a common receptacle for travellerstravelers, ſo is heaven for Saints, who are pilgrims and ſtrangers upon earth, 1 Pet. 2.11. Chriſt …
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    … manſions, ſignifies an Inn or publick place. An Inn is a common receptacle for travellerstravelers, ſo is heaven for Saints, who are pilgrims and ſtrangers upon earth, 1 Pet. 2.11. Chriſt …

    John Crump · The Parable of the Great Supper Opened · p. 300 · Open in the reader

Exposition of Job 1-3 A35389

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    … a Mulberry-tree, the valley of Mulberry-trees, which being a dry place, the travellerstravelers to Jeruſalem at the ſolemne feaſts, did ſo digge for water, that they made …
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    … a Mulberry-tree, the valley of Mulberry-trees, which being a dry place, the travellerstravelers to Jeruſalem at the ſolemne feaſts, did ſo digge for water, that they made …

    Joseph Caryl · Exposition of Job 1-3 · p. 314 · Open in the reader

Exposition of Job 4-7 A35438

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    Firſt, As naturally ſcattered upon the face of the earth, ſo hindring travellerstravelers, or endangering a man in haſt upon his way. One part of Arabia, was …
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    Firſt, As naturally ſcattered upon the face of the earth, ſo hindring travellerstravelers, or endangering a man in haſt upon his way. One part of Arabia, was …

    Joseph Caryl · Exposition of Job 4-7 · p. 371 · Open in the reader

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    … the way, or the way-ſtone. Theſe boundary-ſtones, or way-ſtones to direct travellerstravelers, were famous in antiquity; Inſomuch that among the Heathen, They were worſhipped as a …
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    … the way, or the way-ſtone. Theſe boundary-ſtones, or way-ſtones to direct travellerstravelers, were famous in antiquity; Inſomuch that among the Heathen, They were worſhipped as a …

    Joseph Caryl · Exposition of Job 4-7 · p. 372 · Open in the reader

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    … and refreſhings in extreameſt heat. We read often in the old Teſtament of ſuch travellerstravelers, Gen. 37. 25. Behold a company of Iſhmaelites, came from Gilead, with their camels bearing ſpicery …
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    … and refreſhings in extreameſt heat. We read often in the old Teſtament of ſuch travellerstravelers, Gen. 37. 25. Behold a company of Iſhmaelites, came from Gilead, with their camels bearing ſpicery …

    Joseph Caryl · Exposition of Job 4-7 · p. 506 · Open in the reader

Westminster Annotations A36467

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    … the place where they pitched at this time, was on this side Jordan to travellerstravelers journeying towards Canaan; and it is said to be by Jericho, because Jericho was …
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    … the place where they pitched at this time, was on this side Jordan to travellerstravelers journeying towards Canaan; and it is said to be by Jericho, because Jericho was …

    John Downame · Westminster Annotations · Open in the reader

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    stone Ezel] Or, that sheweth the way; Either which stood in crosse wayes, shewing travellerstravelers which way to take, or where Jonathan and David used to meet, when they …
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    stone Ezel] Or, that sheweth the way; Either which stood in crosse wayes, shewing travellerstravelers which way to take, or where Jonathan and David used to meet, when they …

    John Downame · Westminster Annotations · Open in the reader

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    … They shall not faint by the way; nor be troubled with such inconveniences, as travellerstravelers are wont to be molested with; chap. 48. 21. Psal. 105. 37, 39. & 121. 6. Rev. 7. 16.
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    … They shall not faint by the way; nor be troubled with such inconveniences, as travellerstravelers are wont to be molested with; chap. 48. 21. Psal. 105. 37, 39. & 121. 6. Rev. 7. 16.

    John Downame · Westminster Annotations · Open in the reader

The Novelty of Popery Opposed to the Antiquity of True Christianity A36878

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    … of the ſame ſpiritual body, fellow-ſouldiers in the warfare of Chriſts cauſe, fellow-travellerstravelers in this world, fellow-heirs of Gods Kingdom. So many bonds muſt make us …
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    … of the ſame ſpiritual body, fellow-ſouldiers in the warfare of Chriſts cauſe, fellow-travellerstravelers in this world, fellow-heirs of Gods Kingdom. So many bonds muſt make us …

    Peter du Moulin Jr · The Novelty of Popery Opposed to the Antiquity of True Christianity · p. 622 · Open in the reader

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    … the prey of them that go by, like a vine without wall, expoſed to travellerstravelers, and left to be deſtroyed by the wild boars? &c. To whom the King …
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    … the prey of them that go by, like a vine without wall, expoſed to travellerstravelers, and left to be deſtroyed by the wild boars? &c. To whom the King …

    Peter du Moulin Jr · The Novelty of Popery Opposed to the Antiquity of True Christianity · p. 645 · Open in the reader

The Civil Right of Tithes A38604

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    … mountains, they dare ſcarce believe a part, and will reſt much perſwaded that, whatever travellerstravelers tell them, is, (though they ſay, what we have heard and ſeen, declare we …
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    … mountains, they dare ſcarce believe a part, and will reſt much perſwaded that, whatever travellerstravelers tell them, is, (though they ſay, what we have heard and ſeen, declare we …

    Christopher Elderfield · The Civil Right of Tithes · p. 184 · Open in the reader

The History of the Worthies of England A40672

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    … wealth. Such conveniences save the lives of many, ease the labour of moe painful travellerstravelers, and may be said in some sort to lengthen the day, and shorten the …
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    … wealth. Such conveniences save the lives of many, ease the labour of moe painful travellerstravelers, and may be said in some sort to lengthen the day, and shorten the …

    Thomas Fuller · The History of the Worthies of England · p. 34 · Open in the reader

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    … those miles in the breadth thereof. A fruitfull County, though very durty for the travellerstravelers therein, so that it may be better measured to its advantage, by days-journeys …
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    … those miles in the breadth thereof. A fruitfull County, though very durty for the travellerstravelers therein, so that it may be better measured to its advantage, by days-journeys …

    Thomas Fuller · The History of the Worthies of England · p. 97 · Open in the reader

The Holy State A40674

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    … of words, to disguise some peculiar letter from the ordinary character. Others, for fear travellerstravelers should take no notice that skill in Antiquity dwells in such an head, hang …
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    … of words, to disguise some peculiar letter from the ordinary character. Others, for fear travellerstravelers should take no notice that skill in Antiquity dwells in such an head, hang …

    Thomas Fuller · The Holy State · p. 71 · Open in the reader

A Pisgah-Sight of Palestine A40681

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    9 Object. Modern travellerstravelers which have lately surveyed the countrey, report it to be a bare surface of …
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    9 Object. Modern travellerstravelers which have lately surveyed the countrey, report it to be a bare surface of …

    Thomas Fuller · A Pisgah-Sight of Palestine · p. 16 · Open in the reader

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    … way side, are more conspicuous in the eye, and frequent in the mouths of travellerstravelers, then streighter and fairer trees which are obscure in the midst of the wood.
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    … way side, are more conspicuous in the eye, and frequent in the mouths of travellerstravelers, then streighter and fairer trees which are obscure in the midst of the wood.

    Thomas Fuller · A Pisgah-Sight of Palestine · p. 105 · Open in the reader

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    … dreams if put therein. But it is as good as a bait to tired travellerstravelers (whose credulity is swifter then the Camels they ride on) to be refreshed in …
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    … dreams if put therein. But it is as good as a bait to tired travellerstravelers (whose credulity is swifter then the Camels they ride on) to be refreshed in …

    Thomas Fuller · A Pisgah-Sight of Palestine · p. 108 · Open in the reader

The Dippers Dipped A41009

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    I believe it; but these travellerstravelers their report, and the testimonie of those witnesse you speak of, are no ground …
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    I believe it; but these travellerstravelers their report, and the testimonie of those witnesse you speak of, are no ground …

    Daniel Featley · The Dippers Dipped · p. 16 · Open in the reader

The Eye and Wheel of Providence A42546

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    … ask of thoſe that have the beſt and moſt experience: we love to hear travellerstravelers diſcourſe of other Countries, eſpecially thoſe that know them by experience; and albeit, Art …
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    … ask of thoſe that have the beſt and moſt experience: we love to hear travellerstravelers diſcourſe of other Countries, eſpecially thoſe that know them by experience; and albeit, Art …

    William Gearing · The Eye and Wheel of Providence · p. 304 · Open in the reader

Aarons Rod Blossoming A42757

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    … to authority; nor can we say that the Judges do foreign to the Advocates, nor travellerstravelers to their guides) he himself shall be perswaded to cast away this glosse, and …
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    … to authority; nor can we say that the Judges do foreign to the Advocates, nor travellerstravelers to their guides) he himself shall be perswaded to cast away this glosse, and …

    George Gillespie · Aarons Rod Blossoming · p. 273 · Open in the reader

A Century of Sermons A43515

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    … travel that way without good guard. It is well known in theſe days that travellerstravelers will not paſs without a Caravan, through thoſe Deſarts, and they that do otherwiſe …
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    … travel that way without good guard. It is well known in theſe days that travellerstravelers will not paſs without a Caravan, through thoſe Deſarts, and they that do otherwiſe …

    John Hacket · A Century of Sermons · p. 121 · Open in the reader

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    … of Quarantena, divers ſtones black in colour, and large in quantity are ſhewed unto travellerstravelers, as the very ſtones remaining to this day, at which the Devil pointed in …
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    … of Quarantena, divers ſtones black in colour, and large in quantity are ſhewed unto travellerstravelers, as the very ſtones remaining to this day, at which the Devil pointed in …

    John Hacket · A Century of Sermons · p. 261 · Open in the reader

The Application of Redemption A44342

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    … the charges and recompence the labor and quit cost in the issue; it's the travellerstravelers conclusion that carries them through the harshest way they meet withal he hath never …
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    … the charges and recompence the labor and quit cost in the issue; it's the travellerstravelers conclusion that carries them through the harshest way they meet withal he hath never …

    Thomas Hooker · The Application of Redemption · p. 439 · Open in the reader

Exposition of Job A45240

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    … they are at home; as godly men do well diſcern, 1 Chr. 29.15. So ſtrangers and travellerstravelers have a ſpecial opportunity to learn and improve this leſſon well.
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    … they are at home; as godly men do well diſcern, 1 Chr. 29.15. So ſtrangers and travellerstravelers have a ſpecial opportunity to learn and improve this leſſon well.

    George Hutcheson · Exposition of Job · p. 432 · Open in the reader

Sermons A45465

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    … we with all our natural, and ſpiritual light, go on yet in learning, as travellerstravelers in peregrination, only either as curious inquiſitors of ſome novelties, which they may brag …
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    … we with all our natural, and ſpiritual light, go on yet in learning, as travellerstravelers in peregrination, only either as curious inquiſitors of ſome novelties, which they may brag …

    Henry Hammond · Sermons · p. 205 · Open in the reader