e'erever
Apostrophes added or expanded, mostly possessives: gods → god's. Approve one at a time: some places are plurals.
- Puritas changed it
- 191 times in 78 works
- Consistency
- 95.0% (191 of 201)
- Reach if approved
- ~213 places (estimated)
- MorphAdorner
- Agrees: ever
- Matches
- Exact word, any case
- In our text
- 203 times in the 7,099 works compared
- Other readings
- None
- Taken into joins
- None
If approved, its rationale reads: “Suggested by the Puritas diff (191 changes in 78 works, 95.0% consistent).”
Where Puritas made the change (8 of 191)
- PrintedWhat may fall out, e'erever th'Morning Star reveal'd;With ruleWhat may fall out, e'erever th'Morning Star reveal'd;
Thomas Beverley · An Exposition of the Song of Songs · p. 47 · Open in the reader
- Printed… brings to Men? Name me that Vice which improves our Reaſon, or makes us e'erever a whit the wiſer; that tends to the Peace and Satisfaction of our Minds …With rule… brings to Men? Name me that Vice which improves our Reaſon, or makes us e'erever a whit the wiſer; that tends to the Peace and Satisfaction of our Minds …
John Hartcliffe · Treatise of Moral and Intellectual Virtues · p. 406 · Open in the reader
- Printed… Mines, and for Furrs, a very conſiderable Service. But if a ſmaller Service has, e'erever-now, ever merited a Knighthood, Sir William was willing to Repeat his Merits, by …With rule… Mines, and for Furrs, a very conſiderable Service. But if a ſmaller Service has, e'erever-now, ever merited a Knighthood, Sir William was willing to Repeat his Merits, by …
Cotton Mather · Life of William Phips · p. 32 · Open in the reader
- Printed… a little while e'erever all these storms will be composed into an everlasting calm, e'erever all these dismal clouds will vanish, and an eternal day break forth upon us …With rule… a little while e'erever all these storms will be composed into an everlasting calm, e'erever all these dismal clouds will vanish, and an eternal day break forth upon us …
John Scott · Sermon 23 October 1684 · p. 17 · Open in the reader
- Printed… carelesly, and doth not mind his way, his Foot may be in a Slough e'erever he is aware: So with a Man's speaking, If he do not mind his …With rule… carelesly, and doth not mind his way, his Foot may be in a Slough e'erever he is aware: So with a Man's speaking, If he do not mind his …
Thomas Watson · A Body of Practical Divinity · p. 992 · Open in the reader
- PrintedBut, e'erever by force, you bend us, you will break us.With ruleBut, e'erever by force, you bend us, you will break us.
George Wither · An English Balm Lately Pressed out of a Shrub · p. 16 · Open in the reader
- Printed… his pleasures . But if you reject his Invitation, and refuse to come, you will e'erever long be parched up with a fiery Thirst, and perish with a burning Drought …With rule… his pleasures . But if you reject his Invitation, and refuse to come, you will e'erever long be parched up with a fiery Thirst, and perish with a burning Drought …
Thomas Foxcroft · The Day of a Godly Mans Death Better than the Day of his Birth · p. 123 · Open in the reader
- PrintedHeaven is, dear LORD, where-e'erever Thou art.With ruleHeaven is, dear LORD, where-e'erever Thou art.
George Whitefield · Continuation of Journal of Voyage from Gibraltar to Savannah · p. 33 · Open in the reader
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Places Puritas left as printed: likely exceptions (10)
6 of them are in works where Puritas changed it elsewhere, so their places are known; 4 more are in works where it never changed. Each is our text, as the rule would change it.
An Exposition of the Song of Songs A27602
- PrintedE'erEver which all Emblems of Time ſealed newWith ruleE'erEver which all Emblems of Time ſealed new
Thomas Beverley · An Exposition of the Song of Songs · p. 36 · Open in the reader
- PrintedE'erEver drew in Prophecy ſo Rich a Frame,With ruleE'erEver drew in Prophecy ſo Rich a Frame,
Thomas Beverley · An Exposition of the Song of Songs · p. 54 · Open in the reader
Zion in Distress 2 A47095
- PrintedE'erEver ſwaid a Scepter; nay, I add much more;With ruleE'erEver ſwaid a Scepter; nay, I add much more;
Benjamin Keach · Zion in Distress 2 · p. 32 · Open in the reader
A Feast of Fat Things Full of Marrow A47500
- PrintedE'erEver long my Foot thy Neck shall tread,With ruleE'erEver long my Foot thy Neck shall tread,
Benjamin Keach · A Feast of Fat Things Full of Marrow · p. 10 · Open in the reader
Two Sermons N01403
- Printed… slain the Servants that kept them; and he only had escaped to tell it. E'erEver he had finish…d his sad Story, a Second rushes in, in a Fright …With rule… slain the Servants that kept them; and he only had escaped to tell it. E'erEver he had finish…d his sad Story, a Second rushes in, in a Fright …
John Barnard · Two Sermons · p. 3 · Open in the reader
Continuation of Journal During the Time Detained in England by the Embargo N03778
- Printed… ssed be GOD, the Work of our Blessed EMANUEL is every where carrying on. E'erEver long I expect that mighty Things will be brought to pass. Oh that the …With rule… ssed be GOD, the Work of our Blessed EMANUEL is every where carrying on. E'erEver long I expect that mighty Things will be brought to pass. Oh that the …
George Whitefield · Continuation of Journal During the Time Detained in England by the Embargo · p. 195 · Open in the reader