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77,018 candidates: 77,018 waiting, 0 approved, 0 dismissed · latest import puritas-full-2026-10-19. Consistency is how often Puritas made the change where it had the word on its own; reach is how many places a rule would change across the whole corpus, estimated from the works compared.

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Apostrophes and possessives (4,144)

Apostrophes added or expanded, mostly possessives: gods → god's. Approve one at a time: some places are plurals.

None can be approved together: each needs its own look.

  • issacharsissachar's

    64 changes in 36 works · 95.5% consistent (64 of 67) · reach ~70 · MorphAdorner: unknown

    Apostrophes and possessives are approved one at a time.

    Printed
    … home, differing from Zabulons going abroad to trade. Chazkuni (on this place) noteth, that IssacharsIssachar's land was good to sow, and hee sate in tents to keepe his fields …
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    … home, differing from Zabulons going abroad to trade. Chazkuni (on this place) noteth, that IssacharsIssachar's land was good to sow, and hee sate in tents to keepe his fields …

    Henry Ainsworth · Annotations on the Pentateuch, Psalms, Song of Songs · p. 163 · Open in the reader

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    … grace: and to ſtop up ſinners way with thornes. Ierom affirmes that this was IſſacharsIssachar's underſtanding of the times; they were (inter alia) doctores ad feſtivitates, their excellency lay …
    With rule
    … grace: and to ſtop up ſinners way with thornes. Ierom affirmes that this was IſſacharsIssachar's underſtanding of the times; they were (inter alia) doctores ad feſtivitates, their excellency lay …

    Samuel Annesley · The First Dish at the Wilshire Feast · p. 18 · Open in the reader

  • deck'ddeckedMorphAdorner agrees

    63 changes in 50 works · 96.9% consistent (63 of 65) · reach ~68 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Apostrophes and possessives are approved one at a time.

    Printed
    … after her, as a Fool to the Correction of the Stocks; her Bed is deck'ddecked with the Covering of Tapeſtry, and her Houſe is perfumed; but all this while …
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    … after her, as a Fool to the Correction of the Stocks; her Bed is deck'ddecked with the Covering of Tapeſtry, and her Houſe is perfumed; but all this while …

    John Hartcliffe · Treatise of Moral and Intellectual Virtues · Open in the reader

    Printed
    … this stupendious and wonderful Fabrick, arched with Heaven, floor'd with Earth, interlac'd with Waters, deck'ddecked with Fruits and Plants, stored with Creatures, and glazed (if I may so speak …
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    … this stupendious and wonderful Fabrick, arched with Heaven, floor'd with Earth, interlac'd with Waters, deck'ddecked with Fruits and Plants, stored with Creatures, and glazed (if I may so speak …

    Thomas Manton · Sermons Volume 4 · p. 198 · Open in the reader

  • compass'dcompassedMorphAdorner agrees

    62 changes in 48 works · 98.4% consistent (62 of 63) · reach ~66 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Apostrophes and possessives are approved one at a time.

    Printed
    A Tower ſtrong is compaſs'dcompassed round
    With rule
    A Tower ſtrong is compaſs'dcompassed round

    Benjamin Keach · Spiritual Melody · p. 19 · Open in the reader

    Printed
    … upon the Seventh Day, and made likewiſe Seven Circuits upon that Day: Had they compaſs'dcompassed Jericho one Day leſs than Seven Days, or one time leſs than ſeven upon …
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    … upon the Seventh Day, and made likewiſe Seven Circuits upon that Day: Had they compaſs'dcompassed Jericho one Day leſs than Seven Days, or one time leſs than ſeven upon …

    Christopher Ness · A Complete History and Mystery of the Old and New Testament · p. 22 · Open in the reader

  • throng'dthrongedMorphAdorner agrees

    62 changes in 49 works · 98.4% consistent (62 of 63) · reach ~66 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Apostrophes and possessives are approved one at a time.

    Printed
    … locally near us, and yet vertually far from us, ſo may evill; The multitude throng'dthronged Chriſt in the Goſpel, and yet but one toucht him, ſo as to receive …
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    … locally near us, and yet vertually far from us, ſo may evill; The multitude throng'dthronged Chriſt in the Goſpel, and yet but one toucht him, ſo as to receive …

    Joseph Caryl · Exposition of Job 4-7 · p. 350 · Open in the reader

    Printed
    … go back, becauſe it was raſhly malign'd by them that walk'd in Pauls, or throng'dthronged together in the Markets. There was nothing like a halt in the Treaty of …
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    … go back, becauſe it was raſhly malign'd by them that walk'd in Pauls, or throng'dthronged together in the Markets. There was nothing like a halt in the Treaty of …

    John Hacket · A Memorial Offered to John Williams · p. 113 · Open in the reader

  • grac'dgracedMorphAdorner agrees

    72 changes in 54 works · 84.7% consistent (72 of 85) · reach ~89 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Apostrophes and possessives are approved one at a time.

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    With voice, style, piety, faith, candor grac'dgraced,
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    With voice, style, piety, faith, candor grac'dgraced,

    Thomas Fuller · The Dead Yet Speaking · p. 298 · Open in the reader

    Printed
    Thirdly, No Ordinance in all the New-Teſtament was ever ſo grac'dgraced, nor honoured with ſuch a Preſence as this was at the Baptiſm of Chriſt …
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    Thirdly, No Ordinance in all the New-Teſtament was ever ſo grac'dgraced, nor honoured with ſuch a Preſence as this was at the Baptiſm of Chriſt …

    Benjamin Keach · Gold Refined · p. 172 · Open in the reader

  • lordislord'sMorphAdorner disagrees

    88 changes in 14 works · 69.2% consistent (88 of 127) · reach ~133 · MorphAdorner: disagree

    Apostrophes and possessives are approved one at a time.

    Printed
    … the patience of Job, and have ſeen the end of the Lord, that the LordisLord's very pitiful, and of tender mercy. God loves not to rake in bleeding wounds …
    With rule
    … the patience of Job, and have ſeen the end of the Lord, that the LordisLord's very pitiful, and of tender mercy. God loves not to rake in bleeding wounds …

    William Gurnall · The Christians in Complete Armor · p. 148 · Open in the reader

    Printed
    … him, in thoſe that hope in his mercy, Pſal. 33. 18. Behold the eye of the LordisLord's upon them that fear him, upon them that hope in his mercy, to deliver …
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    … him, in thoſe that hope in his mercy, Pſal. 33. 18. Behold the eye of the LordisLord's upon them that fear him, upon them that hope in his mercy, to deliver …

    Robert Purnell · A Little Cabinet · p. 189 · Open in the reader

  • figur'dfiguredMorphAdorner agrees

    67 changes in 35 works · 90.5% consistent (67 of 74) · reach ~78 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Apostrophes and possessives are approved one at a time.

    Printed
    … look upon, the Person of Christ, the most lovely Object to be thought of, figur'dfigured in the Mercy-Seat, or cover of the Ark, who interposed between the Law …
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    … look upon, the Person of Christ, the most lovely Object to be thought of, figur'dfigured in the Mercy-Seat, or cover of the Ark, who interposed between the Law …

    Thomas Manton · Sermons Volume 4 · p. 918 · Open in the reader

    Printed
    … Plates of the Original Shells, which prove them not to be Stones primarily so figur'dfigured.
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    … Plates of the Original Shells, which prove them not to be Stones primarily so figur'dfigured.

    John Ray · Three Physico-Theological Discourses · Open in the reader

  • francis'sfrancis

    67 changes in 5 works · 90.5% consistent (67 of 74) · reach ~78 · MorphAdorner: unknown

    Apostrophes and possessives are approved one at a time.

    Printed
    … Seraphical Angel when he came to imprint the Five wounds of Chriſt in St. Francis'sFrancis body, and I have read of others who ſhew the Pilgrims who go to …
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    … Seraphical Angel when he came to imprint the Five wounds of Chriſt in St. Francis'sFrancis body, and I have read of others who ſhew the Pilgrims who go to …

    Alexander Cooke · A Present for a Papist · p. 51 · Open in the reader

    Printed
    … But the Authors of greateſt authority are firſt St. Bonaventure, a General of St. Francis'sFrancis Order, and a Cardinal, who wrote about forty years after St. Francis'sFrancis death. This …
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    … But the Authors of greateſt authority are firſt St. Bonaventure, a General of St. Francis'sFrancis Order, and a Cardinal, who wrote about forty years after St. Francis'sFrancis death. This …

    Pierre du Moulin Sr · The Capucin Treated · p. 52 · Open in the reader

  • nehemiah'snehemiah

    112 changes in 66 works · 54.1% consistent (112 of 207) · reach ~217 · MorphAdorner: unknown

    Apostrophes and possessives are approved one at a time.

    Printed
    … and ſo of the prophanation of the Sabbath, which though it was ſuppreſſed in Nehemiah'sNehemiah time, yet in our time perks up again as much as ever, eſpecially in …
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    … and ſo of the prophanation of the Sabbath, which though it was ſuppreſſed in Nehemiah'sNehemiah time, yet in our time perks up again as much as ever, eſpecially in …

    Christopher Jelinger · Usury Stated Overthrown · p. 210 · Open in the reader

    Printed
    … there be thoſe that Petition againſt, and ſhall none Petition for Iſrael? Ezra's and Nehemiah'sNehemiah Petitioning, and promoting their Petitions to the King, were not interpreted as acts of …
    With rule
    … there be thoſe that Petition againſt, and ſhall none Petition for Iſrael? Ezra's and Nehemiah'sNehemiah Petitioning, and promoting their Petitions to the King, were not interpreted as acts of …

    John Norton · Three Sermons · p. 10 · Open in the reader

  • hedg'dhedgedMorphAdorner agrees

    65 changes in 60 works · 92.8% consistent (65 of 70) · reach ~74 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Apostrophes and possessives are approved one at a time.

    Printed
    … Tis not a dead flower cropt and flung there, but thrives and flouriſhes though hedg'dhedged and hem'd with thorns. It ſends forth a gracious ſmell among noiſome briars, when …
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    … Tis not a dead flower cropt and flung there, but thrives and flouriſhes though hedg'dhedged and hem'd with thorns. It ſends forth a gracious ſmell among noiſome briars, when …

    Samuel Lee · Two Discourses on the Mournful State of the Church · p. 59 · Open in the reader

    Printed
    … they, nor thoſe Citizens of Jeruſalem could make a ſafe retreat, being hem'd and hedg'dhedged in by the hands of thoſe bloody Conſpirators.
    With rule
    … they, nor thoſe Citizens of Jeruſalem could make a ſafe retreat, being hem'd and hedg'dhedged in by the hands of thoſe bloody Conſpirators.

    Christopher Ness · A Complete History and Mystery of the Old and New Testament · p. 386 · Open in the reader

  • disarm'ddisarmedMorphAdorner agrees

    74 changes in 55 works · 81.3% consistent (74 of 91) · reach ~96 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Apostrophes and possessives are approved one at a time.

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    … of Infamy on which he suffered, was the Trophy of his Conquest. His Death disarm'ddisarmed Satan of his Weaponswhere by he subdued us, Sin, the Law, and Death; for …
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    … of Infamy on which he suffered, was the Trophy of his Conquest. His Death disarm'ddisarmed Satan of his Weaponswhere by he subdued us, Sin, the Law, and Death; for …

    William Bates · Sermons Upon Death and Eternal Judgment · p. 55 · Open in the reader

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    … full ſtrength and vigor; whereas we ſhould remember that Jeſus Chriſt hath overcome and diſarm'ddisarmed Death by his powerful Reſurrection, and that for our parts we need but follow …
    With rule
    … full ſtrength and vigor; whereas we ſhould remember that Jeſus Chriſt hath overcome and diſarm'ddisarmed Death by his powerful Reſurrection, and that for our parts we need but follow …

    Charles Drelincourt · The Christians Defense Against the Fears of Death · p. 50 · Open in the reader

  • sow'dsowedMorphAdorner agrees

    63 changes in 41 works · 95.4% consistent (63 of 66) · reach ~69 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Apostrophes and possessives are approved one at a time.

    Printed
    … againſt the dangers of it; and indeed againſt any misfortune whatſoever. Some have them ſow'dsowed within their Caps: and I heard of a Turk who was ſo ſuperſtitious herein …
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    … againſt the dangers of it; and indeed againſt any misfortune whatſoever. Some have them ſow'dsowed within their Caps: and I heard of a Turk who was ſo ſuperſtitious herein …

    John Ray · A Collection of Curious Travels and Voyages · p. 71 · Open in the reader

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    … the habit moſt radicated, who hath preſt it down into his heart, and there ſow'dsowed a Seed which ſhall encreaſe and fructify, and ſpread, and flouriſh, laden with the …
    With rule
    … the habit moſt radicated, who hath preſt it down into his heart, and there ſow'dsowed a Seed which ſhall encreaſe and fructify, and ſpread, and flouriſh, laden with the …

    Henry Hammond · Works Volume 4 · p. 629 · Open in the reader

  • esayesisaiah's

    61 changes in 42 works · 98.3% consistent (61 of 62) · reach ~68 · MorphAdorner: unknown

    Apostrophes and possessives are approved one at a time.

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    Seuenthly, Hee will not make haste. This was the signe giuen in the Prophet EsayesIsaiah's time: He that beleeueth will not make haste. He had prophesied of hard times …
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    Seuenthly, Hee will not make haste. This was the signe giuen in the Prophet EsayesIsaiah's time: He that beleeueth will not make haste. He had prophesied of hard times …

    Nicholas Byfield · The Marrow of the Oracles of God · p. 138 · Open in the reader

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    I wiſh we were all of EſayesIsaiah's ſtampe, then wee would not Eclipſe, and blaſt the reall worth of others, not …
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    I wiſh we were all of EſayesIsaiah's ſtampe, then wee would not Eclipſe, and blaſt the reall worth of others, not …

    William Price · Sermon 13 April 1642 · p. 8 · Open in the reader

  • cam'stcamestMorphAdorner agrees

    61 changes in 46 works · 98.3% consistent (61 of 62) · reach ~65 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Apostrophes and possessives are approved one at a time.

    Printed
    How cam'stcamest thou he… good Swaine, hath any ram
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    How cam'stcamest thou he… good Swaine, hath any ram

    John Milton · A Mask Presented · p. 17 · Open in the reader

    Printed
    … thou canst carry nothing out of this world, but in all points, as thou cam'stcamest into the world, so must thou go hence, Eccl. 5. 13, 14, 15.
    With rule
    … thou canst carry nothing out of this world, but in all points, as thou cam'stcamest into the world, so must thou go hence, Eccl. 5. 13, 14, 15.

    Nicholas Byfield · The Cure of the Fear of Death · p. 108 · Open in the reader

  • advanc'tadvancitMorphAdorner disagrees

    60 changes in 34 works · 100% consistent (60 of 60) · reach ~63 · MorphAdorner: disagree

    Apostrophes and possessives are approved one at a time.

    Printed
    … but he tooke on him the ſeed of Abraham. And by this he hath advanc'tadvancit fallen man, above the very Angels. This is the great Myſterie ſpoken of, 1 Tim …
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    … but he tooke on him the ſeed of Abraham. And by this he hath advanc'tadvancit fallen man, above the very Angels. This is the great Myſterie ſpoken of, 1 Tim …

    Thomas Brooks · The Unsearchable Riches of Christ · p. 92 · Open in the reader

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    … Phyſicks and Scripture tell us, Every thing is made to be multiply'd, that is, advanc'tadvancit to ſome further end, then it ſelfe: He therefore that ſhall ſeek that end …
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    … Phyſicks and Scripture tell us, Every thing is made to be multiply'd, that is, advanc'tadvancit to ſome further end, then it ſelfe: He therefore that ſhall ſeek that end …

    Thomas Hooker · A Treatise of Self Denial · p. 62 · Open in the reader

  • iudesjude'sMorphAdorner agrees

    60 changes in 44 works · 100% consistent (60 of 60) · reach ~63 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Apostrophes and possessives are approved one at a time.

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    … together ſhall men giue into their boſomes. Then ſhall they know the equity of IudesJude's inſtruction; Of ſome haue compaſsion, making a difference.
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    … together ſhall men giue into their boſomes. Then ſhall they know the equity of IudesJude's inſtruction; Of ſome haue compaſsion, making a difference.

    Cornelius Burges · The Fire of the Sanctuary Newly Uncovered · p. 246 · Open in the reader

    Printed
    … which should be called, The Chappell of our Lady of Peace. On Simon and IudesJude's day, the kings talked together of Articles concerning the Peace; and having concluded them …
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    … which should be called, The Chappell of our Lady of Peace. On Simon and IudesJude's day, the kings talked together of Articles concerning the Peace; and having concluded them …

    Sir Richard Baker · A Chronicle of the Kings of England from the Time of the Roman Government · p. 17 · Open in the reader

  • william'swilliam

    70 changes in 44 works · 85.3% consistent (70 of 82) · reach ~86 · MorphAdorner: unknown

    Apostrophes and possessives are approved one at a time.

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    … be perverters of the Goſpel, and favourers of the Neonomian Party, clucking under Mr. William'sWilliam Wings, as their great Patron and Defender; we ſhall ask their Advice when we …
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    … be perverters of the Goſpel, and favourers of the Neonomian Party, clucking under Mr. William'sWilliam Wings, as their great Patron and Defender; we ſhall ask their Advice when we …

    Richard Davis · Truth and Innocence Vindicated · p. 84 · Open in the reader

    Printed
    … Pacif. P. 30, 31, 32. Upon which words (Repeated, Right. of God. P. 35, 36.) I have deſired Mr. William'sWilliam, and Mr. Clark's, and now beg the Biſhop's fuller Conſideration.
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    … Pacif. P. 30, 31, 32. Upon which words (Repeated, Right. of God. P. 35, 36.) I have deſired Mr. William'sWilliam, and Mr. Clark's, and now beg the Biſhop's fuller Conſideration.

    John Humfrey · Letters Between Humfrey and Clark · p. 69 · Open in the reader

  • sham'dshamedMorphAdorner agrees

    64 changes in 49 works · 92.7% consistent (64 of 69) · reach ~72 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Apostrophes and possessives are approved one at a time.

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    … Time stirring up Sedition against him? Or would a Master suffer himself to be sham'dshamed and gull'd by a Servant, that should pretend to great Experiences of Love and …
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    … Time stirring up Sedition against him? Or would a Master suffer himself to be sham'dshamed and gull'd by a Servant, that should pretend to great Experiences of Love and …

    Jonathan Edwards · Concerning Religious Affections · p. 311 · Open in the reader

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    (Or else at least there's some would not haue sham'dshamed
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    (Or else at least there's some would not haue sham'dshamed

    George Wither · A Satire · Open in the reader

  • troubl'dtroubledMorphAdorner agrees

    62 changes in 31 works · 95.3% consistent (62 of 65) · reach ~68 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Apostrophes and possessives are approved one at a time.

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    Aſham'd and troubl'dtroubled let them be,
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    Aſham'd and troubl'dtroubled let them be,

    John Milton · Poems · p. 153 · Open in the reader

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    … Separate him from his Spouſe, the Church: And no ſooner was Chriſt (whoſe Abſence troubl'dtroubled them, and whoſe Preſence Terrify'd them) come Aboard, but Immediately the Ship was at …
    With rule
    … Separate him from his Spouſe, the Church: And no ſooner was Chriſt (whoſe Abſence troubl'dtroubled them, and whoſe Preſence Terrify'd them) come Aboard, but Immediately the Ship was at …

    Christopher Ness · A Complete and Compendious Church History · p. 334 · Open in the reader

  • goodwin'sgoodwin

    81 changes in 31 works · 72.9% consistent (81 of 111) · reach ~117 · MorphAdorner: unknown

    Apostrophes and possessives are approved one at a time.

    Printed
    Mr. Joſiah Ricraft [A Noſegay of Rank-ſmelling Flowers, ſuch as grow in John Goodwin'sGoodwin Garden, &c.] in 4.
    With rule
    Mr. Joſiah Ricraft [A Noſegay of Rank-ſmelling Flowers, ſuch as grow in John Goodwin'sGoodwin Garden, &c.] in 4.

    James Votier · Gods Call from Heaven Echoed · Open in the reader

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    … his Succeſſor, ſome were for Edgar Atheling, the rightful Heir, others for Harold, Earl Goodwin'sGoodwin Son, others for William Duke of Normandy, to whom King Edward had promiſed the …
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    … his Succeſſor, ſome were for Edgar Atheling, the rightful Heir, others for Harold, Earl Goodwin'sGoodwin Son, others for William Duke of Normandy, to whom King Edward had promiſed the …

    James Owen · Salvation Improved · p. 26 · Open in the reader

  • unpunish'dunpunishedMorphAdorner agrees

    61 changes in 46 works · 96.8% consistent (61 of 63) · reach ~66 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Apostrophes and possessives are approved one at a time.

    Printed
    … by the turpitude of them offended his Purity and Holineſs; ſhould all this paſs unpuniſh'dunpunished, how black would the Conſequence be? Would it not be a blot to his …
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    … by the turpitude of them offended his Purity and Holineſs; ſhould all this paſs unpuniſh'dunpunished, how black would the Conſequence be? Would it not be a blot to his …

    Edward Polhill · Divine Truths in Jesus Christ · p. 47 · Open in the reader

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    Firſt, To vindicate the honour of his Laws, which if Sin had gone altogether unpuniſh'dunpunished would have been in great danger of falling into contempt. For if God had …
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    Firſt, To vindicate the honour of his Laws, which if Sin had gone altogether unpuniſh'dunpunished would have been in great danger of falling into contempt. For if God had …

    John Tillotson · Sermon Concerning the Divinity and Incarnation of our Blessed Savior · p. 193 · Open in the reader

  • absur'dabsurdMorphAdorner agrees

    61 changes in 47 works · 96.8% consistent (61 of 63) · reach ~66 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Apostrophes and possessives are approved one at a time.

    Printed
    … actuall warre upon them; the condition and Oath too would be meerely voyde, ridiculous, abſur'dabsurd, an high taking of the Name of God in vaine, yea a plaine deluſion …
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    … actuall warre upon them; the condition and Oath too would be meerely voyde, ridiculous, abſur'dabsurd, an high taking of the Name of God in vaine, yea a plaine deluſion …

    William Prynne · The Sovereign Power of Parliaments and Kingdoms Part 3 · p. 80 · Open in the reader

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    … a ones belief; for there is nothing in the world, so false and so absur'dabsurd although he were assur'd it were so, but he might assent to it, for …
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    … a ones belief; for there is nothing in the world, so false and so absur'dabsurd although he were assur'd it were so, but he might assent to it, for …

    Richard Allestree · Eighteen Sermons · p. 263 · Open in the reader

  • edg'dedge'dMorphAdorner disagrees

    61 changes in 46 works · 96.8% consistent (61 of 63) · reach ~66 · MorphAdorner: disagree

    Apostrophes and possessives are approved one at a time.

    Printed
    … Souls (as they are most like to do that handle so awkardly such an edg'dedge'd tool) and render God their most avowed enemy. The Religion then which hath no …
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    … Souls (as they are most like to do that handle so awkardly such an edg'dedge'd tool) and render God their most avowed enemy. The Religion then which hath no …

    John Howe · Delighting in God · p. 198 · Open in the reader

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    … Prey to foreign Princes. In a word, all Crowns are lin'd with Cares, and edg'dedge'd with Fears, and perhaps an ordinary Felt ſits eaſier upon the Head. At beſt …
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    … Prey to foreign Princes. In a word, all Crowns are lin'd with Cares, and edg'dedge'd with Fears, and perhaps an ordinary Felt ſits eaſier upon the Head. At beſt …

    Samuel Shaw · Vain Man · p. 18 · Open in the reader

  • zorobabelszerubbabel's

    60 changes in 21 works · 98.3% consistent (60 of 61) · reach ~64 · MorphAdorner: unknown

    Apostrophes and possessives are approved one at a time.

    Printed
    … becauſe that Temple is long ſince ruin'd; ſo it ſeems alſo to evince, that ZorobabelsZerubbabel's Temple ſhould not be pull'd down before the coming of Chriſt: for how could …
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    … becauſe that Temple is long ſince ruin'd; ſo it ſeems alſo to evince, that ZorobabelsZerubbabel's Temple ſhould not be pull'd down before the coming of Chriſt: for how could …

    Samuel Lee · The Temple of Solomon Portrayed · p. 367 · Open in the reader

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    … Certain it is, he will threſh the mountains and beat them ſmal before his ZorobabelsZerubbabel's: he will make the hills as chaff, Eſay 41.15.
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    … Certain it is, he will threſh the mountains and beat them ſmal before his ZorobabelsZerubbabel's: he will make the hills as chaff, Eſay 41.15.

    John Trapp · Commentary on the Minor Prophets · p. 527 · Open in the reader

  • cool'dcooledMorphAdorner agrees

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    Apostrophes and possessives are approved one at a time.

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    … I was alive after your fashion, but now that humour is not only something cool'dcooled, but 'tis kill'd in me, 'tis cold dead as ye say, and a greater …
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    … I was alive after your fashion, but now that humour is not only something cool'dcooled, but 'tis kill'd in me, 'tis cold dead as ye say, and a greater …

    Robert Leighton · Practical Commentary of 1 Peter Volume 1 · p. 463 · Open in the reader

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    … courſe with the greater care: How many have we known, whoſe love hath bin cool'dcooled, Zeale quenched, &c. through the love of this world? How many young ſervants have …
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    … courſe with the greater care: How many have we known, whoſe love hath bin cool'dcooled, Zeale quenched, &c. through the love of this world? How many young ſervants have …

    Nehemiah Rogers · The Good Samaritan · p. 23 · Open in the reader

  • kiss'dkissedMorphAdorner agrees

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    Apostrophes and possessives are approved one at a time.

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    … her by Mr. Dubiſon, ſhe took it and laid it upon her heart, and kiſs'dkissed it; and then the Nuns hanging it with a pair of Beads upon her …
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    … her by Mr. Dubiſon, ſhe took it and laid it upon her heart, and kiſs'dkissed it; and then the Nuns hanging it with a pair of Beads upon her …

    John Williams · The Redeemed Captive Returning to Zion · p. 54 · Open in the reader

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    … picture of a woman, hee fell in love with it, and hee hugg'd, and kiſſ'dkissed it ſo long, till at laſt, by the power of Venus (as the Poët …
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    … picture of a woman, hee fell in love with it, and hee hugg'd, and kiſſ'dkissed it ſo long, till at laſt, by the power of Venus (as the Poët …

    Henry Jeanes · Concerning a Christians Careful Abstinence from All Appearance of Evil · p. 123 · Open in the reader

  • depos'ddeposedMorphAdorner agrees

    63 changes in 42 works · 92.6% consistent (63 of 68) · reach ~71 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Apostrophes and possessives are approved one at a time.

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    … day after.—One Circumstance there is, which makes this Evidence yet more conclusive. 'Twas depos'ddeposed in the Trial of Farewell, and several other places, that the Body stunk extreamly …
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    … day after.—One Circumstance there is, which makes this Evidence yet more conclusive. 'Twas depos'ddeposed in the Trial of Farewell, and several other places, that the Body stunk extreamly …

    John Tutchin · A New Martyrology · p. 20 · Open in the reader

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    … to ſtand, as is evident in the caſe of Neſtorius, Dioſcorus, &c. who were depoſ'ddeposed by general Councils, and their Hereſies condemned; and the like may be ſaid of …
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    … to ſtand, as is evident in the caſe of Neſtorius, Dioſcorus, &c. who were depoſ'ddeposed by general Councils, and their Hereſies condemned; and the like may be ſaid of …

    William Nicholson · An Apology for the Discipline of the Ancient Church · p. 67 · Open in the reader

  • gav'stgavestMorphAdorner agrees

    63 changes in 34 works · 92.6% consistent (63 of 68) · reach ~71 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Apostrophes and possessives are approved one at a time.

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    Oh! leave me not in death, who gav'ſtgavest me birth.
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    Oh! leave me not in death, who gav'ſtgavest me birth.

    Faithful Teate · The Doctrine of the Three Sacred Persons · p. 79 · Open in the reader

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    Thou gav'stgavest them first, now back to thee I give;
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    Thou gav'stgavest them first, now back to thee I give;

    Phineas Fletcher · The Purple Island · p. 114 · Open in the reader

  • need'stneedestMorphAdorner agrees

    60 changes in 48 works · 96.7% consistent (60 of 62) · reach ~65 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Apostrophes and possessives are approved one at a time.

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    … Mutiny. It was the ſaying of a Heathen, Intus ſi recte, ne labores, Thou need'ſtneedest not trouble thy ſelf, if all be well within.
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    … Mutiny. It was the ſaying of a Heathen, Intus ſi recte, ne labores, Thou need'ſtneedest not trouble thy ſelf, if all be well within.

    Benjamin Baxter · A Posing Question Put by the Wise Man · p. 163 · Open in the reader

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    Thou need'stneedest not shake the Pulpit-Glass,
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    Thou need'stneedest not shake the Pulpit-Glass,

    Samuel Clarke · The Lives of Sundry Eminent Persons · p. 41 · Open in the reader

  • pamper'dpamperedMorphAdorner agrees

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    Apostrophes and possessives are approved one at a time.

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    … that hee dies daily. And sometimes, when the Church enioyed her ease, and was pamper'dpampered with securitie and rest, to excite men to a publicke confession of their Faith …
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    … that hee dies daily. And sometimes, when the Church enioyed her ease, and was pamper'dpampered with securitie and rest, to excite men to a publicke confession of their Faith …

    John Donne · Pseudo-Martyr · p. 195 · Open in the reader

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    They know their pamper'dpampered Flesh will soon be dust.
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    They know their pamper'dpampered Flesh will soon be dust.

    Richard Baxter · Additions to the Poetical Fragments of Baxter · p. 28 · Open in the reader

  • repli'drepliedMorphAdorner agrees

    59 changes in 22 works · 98.3% consistent (59 of 60) · reach ~63 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Apostrophes and possessives are approved one at a time.

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    What's that to Me, thus Titius repli'dreplied,
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    What's that to Me, thus Titius repli'dreplied,

    John Owen · Latin Epigrams Englished · p. 90 · Open in the reader

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    … to the Law, when it was ſaid to him, Revileſt thou Gods high Prieſt; repli'dreplied, I wiſt not that he was the high Prieſt, for it is written, Thou …
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    … to the Law, when it was ſaid to him, Revileſt thou Gods high Prieſt; repli'dreplied, I wiſt not that he was the high Prieſt, for it is written, Thou …

    Samuel Rolle · Loyalty and Peace · p. 172 · Open in the reader

  • iehosaphatsjehoshaphat's

    58 changes in 40 works · 100% consistent (58 of 58) · reach ~61 · MorphAdorner: unknown

    Apostrophes and possessives are approved one at a time.

    Printed
    … diligently, verſ. 19. Ioſhua had a copie of it, Ioſh. 8. 34. Eſdras had ſo, Neh. 8. 2. In IehoſaphatsJehoshaphat's time a copie was carried vp and downe, 2. Chron. 17. 9. Daniel had bookes, Dan. 9. 2. Chriſt …
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    … diligently, verſ. 19. Ioſhua had a copie of it, Ioſh. 8. 34. Eſdras had ſo, Neh. 8. 2. In IehoſaphatsJehoshaphat's time a copie was carried vp and downe, 2. Chron. 17. 9. Daniel had bookes, Dan. 9. 2. Chriſt …

    Richard Bernard · Reims Against Rome · p. 48 · Open in the reader

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    … bleſſed end thereof: but, as by faith we live, ſo by unbeliefe wee die; IehoſaphatsJehoshaphat's drooping heart in his diſtreſſe, was revived and upheld when his eyes were towards …
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    … bleſſed end thereof: but, as by faith we live, ſo by unbeliefe wee die; IehoſaphatsJehoshaphat's drooping heart in his diſtreſſe, was revived and upheld when his eyes were towards …

    John Sym · Lifes Preservative Against Self-Killing · p. 225 · Open in the reader

  • spoyl'dspoil'dMorphAdorner disagrees

    58 changes in 50 works · 100% consistent (58 of 58) · reach ~61 · MorphAdorner: disagree

    Apostrophes and possessives are approved one at a time.

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    That they no doubt are quite dead, kill'd, ſpoyl'dspoil'd, loſt
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    That they no doubt are quite dead, kill'd, ſpoyl'dspoil'd, loſt

    William Prynne · Divine Meditations Raised from Three Leaves of Nature · p. 159 · Open in the reader

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    And by my dogges in their late hunting spoyl'dspoil'd.
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    And by my dogges in their late hunting spoyl'dspoil'd.

    George Wither · The Shepherds Hunting · Open in the reader

  • mephiboshethsmephibosheth'sMorphAdorner agrees

    58 changes in 49 works · 100% consistent (58 of 58) · reach ~61 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Apostrophes and possessives are approved one at a time.

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    … muſt to his members. Jonathan is gone, but he hath left many poor lame MephiboſhethsMephibosheth's behinde him. We muſt love Chriſt in his worky-day clothes. We cannot carry …
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    … muſt to his members. Jonathan is gone, but he hath left many poor lame MephiboſhethsMephibosheth's behinde him. We muſt love Chriſt in his worky-day clothes. We cannot carry …

    William Jenkyn · Exposition of Jude · p. 104 · Open in the reader

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    I ſhall, my Lord, reſume MephiboſhethsMephibosheth's anſwer to David, (after a great Rebellion, and himſelf evil reported of) ſaith he …
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    I ſhall, my Lord, reſume MephiboſhethsMephibosheth's anſwer to David, (after a great Rebellion, and himſelf evil reported of) ſaith he …

    Archibald Argyll · Edinburgh at the Parliament-House 13 February 1661 · p. 1 · Open in the reader

  • shemsshem's

    58 changes in 29 works · 100% consistent (58 of 58) · reach ~61 · MorphAdorner: unknown

    Apostrophes and possessives are approved one at a time.

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    The Second reaſon given, for ShemsShem's being this Melchiſedeck is, That he was the Perſon that in the 9th. of …
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    The Second reaſon given, for ShemsShem's being this Melchiſedeck is, That he was the Perſon that in the 9th. of …

    Robert Ottee · Sermons on Hebrew 7 · p. 5 · Open in the reader

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    2. The firſt Mercy to ShemsShem's Race the Jews, Gen. 9.26. [having then preſent intereſt in Gods favour] tended (as Baalam …
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    2. The firſt Mercy to ShemsShem's Race the Jews, Gen. 9.26. [having then preſent intereſt in Gods favour] tended (as Baalam …

    William Sherwin · The True News of the Good New World Shortly to Come · p. 3 · Open in the reader

  • baptist'sbaptist

    102 changes in 65 works · 56.6% consistent (102 of 180) · reach ~189 · MorphAdorner: unknown

    Apostrophes and possessives are approved one at a time.

    Printed
    … his voice like a Trumpet, which yieldeth a loud & a diſtinct ſo and. John Baptiſt'sBaptist language was as the voice of a cryer, Matth. 3.1. which is a ſtretched out …
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    … his voice like a Trumpet, which yieldeth a loud & a diſtinct ſo and. John Baptiſt'sBaptist language was as the voice of a cryer, Matth. 3.1. which is a ſtretched out …

    John Crump · The Parable of the Great Supper Opened · p. 94 · Open in the reader

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    … or at leaſt, come to his full ſtature and perfect growth in us; this Baptiſt'sBaptist Sermon, that is, this repentance and reſolution to amendment, muſt be preſumed in our …
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    … or at leaſt, come to his full ſtature and perfect growth in us; this Baptiſt'sBaptist Sermon, that is, this repentance and reſolution to amendment, muſt be preſumed in our …

    Henry Hammond · Sermons · p. 58 · Open in the reader

  • rack'drackedMorphAdorner agrees

    64 changes in 45 works · 90.1% consistent (64 of 71) · reach ~75 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Apostrophes and possessives are approved one at a time.

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    … the Caſe of that Perſon is very ſad, that when he has been newly rack'dracked, and while he is yet ſore and pained, is to be carried again to …
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    … the Caſe of that Perſon is very ſad, that when he has been newly rack'dracked, and while he is yet ſore and pained, is to be carried again to …

    Timothy Rogers · Early Religion · p. 33 · Open in the reader

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    … how terrible, how intollerable is the pain of it! What wiſe man would be rack'dracked a day for a moments delight? much leſs ſuffer the wrath of an infinite …
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    … how terrible, how intollerable is the pain of it! What wiſe man would be rack'dracked a day for a moments delight? much leſs ſuffer the wrath of an infinite …

    George Swinnock · The Sinners Last Sentence · p. 82 · Open in the reader

  • admonish'dadmonishedMorphAdorner agrees

    63 changes in 46 works · 91.3% consistent (63 of 69) · reach ~72 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Apostrophes and possessives are approved one at a time.

    Printed
    … had neuer knowne, nor profeſſed it. Therefore wee reade in the Actes that Barnabas admoniſh'dadmonished the brethren of Antioch, to continue in the grace of God.
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    … had neuer knowne, nor profeſſed it. Therefore wee reade in the Actes that Barnabas admoniſh'dadmonished the brethren of Antioch, to continue in the grace of God.

    Thomas Cartwright · Commentary Upon Colossians · p. 83 · Open in the reader

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    … was not publickly reprehended by any perſon for thirty years, was never puniſh'd, nor admoniſh'dadmonished that he offered a Doctrin contrary to the Church. Apply I pray you to …
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    … was not publickly reprehended by any perſon for thirty years, was never puniſh'd, nor admoniſh'dadmonished that he offered a Doctrin contrary to the Church. Apply I pray you to …

    Jean Claude · The Catholic Doctrine of the Eucharist in All Ages · p. 251 · Open in the reader

  • batter'dbatteredMorphAdorner agrees

    62 changes in 52 works · 92.5% consistent (62 of 67) · reach ~70 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Apostrophes and possessives are approved one at a time.

    Printed
    … Book of Pope Joan hath proved it by Irrefragable Arguments, and hath moſt Induſtruouſly batter'dbattered down all the Objections which the moſt Mercurial Wits of Rome could raiſe againſt …
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    … Book of Pope Joan hath proved it by Irrefragable Arguments, and hath moſt Induſtruouſly batter'dbattered down all the Objections which the moſt Mercurial Wits of Rome could raiſe againſt …

    Christopher Ness · The Devils Patriarch · p. 4 · Open in the reader

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    … in the World certainly ever talk't stronger Sense, or better Reason, or more evidently batter'dbattered the Judges, and left 'em nothing but Railing. —'Twas all a case with him …
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    … in the World certainly ever talk't stronger Sense, or better Reason, or more evidently batter'dbattered the Judges, and left 'em nothing but Railing. —'Twas all a case with him …

    John Tutchin · A New Martyrology · p. 108 · Open in the reader

  • absolv'dabsolvedMorphAdorner agrees

    60 changes in 44 works · 95.2% consistent (60 of 63) · reach ~66 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Apostrophes and possessives are approved one at a time.

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    … a year complained of to the Pope, that so he may declare his Subjects absolv'dabsolved from their Allegiance, & expose his Lands to be seiz'd by Catholicks; who shall exterminate …
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    … a year complained of to the Pope, that so he may declare his Subjects absolv'dabsolved from their Allegiance, & expose his Lands to be seiz'd by Catholicks; who shall exterminate …

    Richard Allestree · Eighteen Sermons · p. 176 · Open in the reader

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    … in Infidelity or Unbelief, or ſome great Enormity of Practice; and it may be abſolv'dabsolved and finiſhed in ſome Notorious Act of Sin, or may run through the whole …
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    … in Infidelity or Unbelief, or ſome great Enormity of Practice; and it may be abſolv'dabsolved and finiſhed in ſome Notorious Act of Sin, or may run through the whole …

    Thomas Beverley · The Principle of Protestant Truth and Peace · p. 8 · Open in the reader

  • instanc'dinstancedMorphAdorner agrees

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    Apostrophes and possessives are approved one at a time.

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    … mighty thing, that can bind and loose the influences of Heaven, as there is instanc'dinstanced, and the Prayer of a Righteous Man, be it but of one Righteous Man …
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    … mighty thing, that can bind and loose the influences of Heaven, as there is instanc'dinstanced, and the Prayer of a Righteous Man, be it but of one Righteous Man …

    Robert Leighton · Practical Commentary of 1 Peter Volume 2 · p. 85 · Open in the reader

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    … and illuſtrate the truth of it, by an Induction of the particulars which are inſtanc'dinstanced in, here in the Text.
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    … and illuſtrate the truth of it, by an Induction of the particulars which are inſtanc'dinstanced in, here in the Text.

    John Tillotson · Sermons and Discourses Volume 4 · p. 193 · Open in the reader

  • allay'dallayedMorphAdorner agrees

    59 changes in 55 works · 96.7% consistent (59 of 61) · reach ~64 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Apostrophes and possessives are approved one at a time.

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    … which this Spirit brings, is heavenly and from above: It is not sordid, base, allay'dallayed with base ends, and eclipsed by the interposition of the earth. Non remanebit extra …
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    … which this Spirit brings, is heavenly and from above: It is not sordid, base, allay'dallayed with base ends, and eclipsed by the interposition of the earth. Non remanebit extra …

    William Nicholson · Exposition of the Apostles Creed · p. 361 · Open in the reader

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    … so impetuosly are in his soul; it hath a pious fever, which cannot be allay'dallayed but by pouring out of his soul to God in the Temple, by breathing …
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    … so impetuosly are in his soul; it hath a pious fever, which cannot be allay'dallayed but by pouring out of his soul to God in the Temple, by breathing …

    Richard Allestree · Eighteen Sermons · p. 299 · Open in the reader

  • lydiaslydia's

    59 changes in 44 works · 96.7% consistent (59 of 61) · reach ~64 · MorphAdorner: unknown

    Apostrophes and possessives are approved one at a time.

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    … that none but Believers were admitted to the ways of Christ; for those of LydiasLydia's house are said to be Brethren, and capable of receiving exhortation or consolation from …
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    … that none but Believers were admitted to the ways of Christ; for those of LydiasLydia's house are said to be Brethren, and capable of receiving exhortation or consolation from …

    Thomas Grantham · The Ancient Christian Religion · p. 10 · Open in the reader

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    … saith St Paul. Mens ears must be boared as Davids, their hearts opened, as LydiasLydia's, ere the word can enter, Pray we that Christ would say Epphata unto us …
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    … saith St Paul. Mens ears must be boared as Davids, their hearts opened, as LydiasLydia's, ere the word can enter, Pray we that Christ would say Epphata unto us …

    John Trapp · Commentary on the Gospels and Acts · p. 380 · Open in the reader

  • ammonsammon'sMorphAdorner agrees

    58 changes in 47 works · 98.3% consistent (58 of 59) · reach ~62 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Apostrophes and possessives are approved one at a time.

    Printed
    … but his children, many whereof proved badly, and came to ſad ends, witneſſe Abſaloms, AmmonsAmmon's act and end, &c. If Noah onely beleeving, and upright, yet all the reſt …
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    … but his children, many whereof proved badly, and came to ſad ends, witneſſe Abſaloms, AmmonsAmmon's act and end, &c. If Noah onely beleeving, and upright, yet all the reſt …

    Thomas Cobbet · The Estate of Children of Church Members and their Right to Baptism · p. 174 · Open in the reader

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    … the Embaſſadours of the King of Kings. And thus much for the grounds of AmmonsAmmon's Preparations to muſter up Forces againſt David, becauſe they ſaw, that they ſtanke before …
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    … the Embaſſadours of the King of Kings. And thus much for the grounds of AmmonsAmmon's Preparations to muſter up Forces againſt David, becauſe they ſaw, that they ſtanke before …

    William Hooke · New Englands Sense of Old England and Irelands Sorrows · Open in the reader

  • balaksbalak's

    58 changes in 38 works · 98.3% consistent (58 of 59) · reach ~62 · MorphAdorner: unknown

    Apostrophes and possessives are approved one at a time.

    Printed
    … dead man. And Balaam wold faine have curſed the people of God, at King BalaksBalak's requeſt, but that hee durſt not, though Balak would have given him his houſe …
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    … dead man. And Balaam wold faine have curſed the people of God, at King BalaksBalak's requeſt, but that hee durſt not, though Balak would have given him his houſe …

    William Price · The Souls Porter to Cast Out Sin · p. 18 · Open in the reader

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    … the people as Balak would haue him, but hee forbad him to goe with BalaksBalak's ſeruants, knowing that if he went with them, and ſaw the pompe of the …
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    … the people as Balak would haue him, but hee forbad him to goe with BalaksBalak's ſeruants, knowing that if he went with them, and ſaw the pompe of the …

    Henry Smith · Two Sermons of Jonahs Punishment · Open in the reader

  • croftonscrofton's

    57 changes in 13 works · 100% consistent (57 of 57) · reach ~60 · MorphAdorner: unknown

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    CroftonsCrofton's Foelix Scelus; or proſpering-profaneneſs provoking holy conference, by Zach. Crofton.
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    CroftonsCrofton's Foelix Scelus; or proſpering-profaneneſs provoking holy conference, by Zach. Crofton.

    Owen Stockton · Consolation in Life and Death · Open in the reader

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    CroftonsCrofton's Foelix Scelus; or proſpering-profaneneſs provoking holy conference, by Zach. Crofton.
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    CroftonsCrofton's Foelix Scelus; or proſpering-profaneneſs provoking holy conference, by Zach. Crofton.

    Nathanael Vincent · The True Touchstone Which Shows Grace and Nature · Open in the reader

  • iob'sjobMorphAdorner disagrees

    95 changes in 44 works · 59.7% consistent (95 of 159) · reach ~167 · MorphAdorner: disagree · also → job's (64)

    Apostrophes and possessives are approved one at a time.

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    … in the first place, to be intirely devoted and subject to God. That was Iob'sJob Character, One that feared God, and eschewed Evil, Job 1. 11. To do that we do …
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    … in the first place, to be intirely devoted and subject to God. That was Iob'sJob Character, One that feared God, and eschewed Evil, Job 1. 11. To do that we do …

    Thomas Manton · Discourses to Promote Peace and Holiness · p. 44 · Open in the reader

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    … often is the Wife a Thorn in the side of her Husband? such was Iob'sJob Wife to him; the Child an Heartbreak to his Father? such was Absalom to …
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    … often is the Wife a Thorn in the side of her Husband? such was Iob'sJob Wife to him; the Child an Heartbreak to his Father? such was Absalom to …

    Samuel Slater · Funeral Sermon of John Reynolds · p. 3 · Open in the reader

  • multiply'dmultipliedMorphAdorner agrees

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    Apostrophes and possessives are approved one at a time.

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    … on in the World; the Religion of Jeſus triumphant over all Oppoſition, the Churches multiply'dmultiplied and in a flouriſhing State, the Miniſtry magnify'd and had in Reputation, adorn'd with …
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    … on in the World; the Religion of Jeſus triumphant over all Oppoſition, the Churches multiply'dmultiplied and in a flouriſhing State, the Miniſtry magnify'd and had in Reputation, adorn'd with …

    Thomas Foxcroft · A Seasonable Memento for New Years Day · p. 53 · Open in the reader

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    Which multiply'dmultiplied into a thouſand more!
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    Which multiply'dmultiplied into a thouſand more!

    Richard Baxter · Poetical Fragments · p. 38 · Open in the reader

  • disown'ddisownedMorphAdorner agrees

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    Yet want of Grace they impiously disown'ddisowned,
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    Yet want of Grace they impiously disown'ddisowned,

    John Tutchin · The Foreigners Part 1 · p. 3 · Open in the reader

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    Till ſelfneſs, and ſelf-ends are more diſown'ddisowned:
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    Till ſelfneſs, and ſelf-ends are more diſown'ddisowned:

    George Wither · A Poetic Frenzy · p. 43 · Open in the reader

  • seduc'dseducedMorphAdorner agrees

    58 changes in 43 works · 96.6% consistent (58 of 60) · reach ~63 · MorphAdorner: agree

    Apostrophes and possessives are approved one at a time.

    Printed
    … at command, and being lawfully cal'd to it, there was no danger of being ſeduc'dseduced, of bowing to Baal, of countenancing falſe worſhip; God keeps thoſe are in the …
    With rule
    … at command, and being lawfully cal'd to it, there was no danger of being ſeduc'dseduced, of bowing to Baal, of countenancing falſe worſhip; God keeps thoſe are in the …

    William Greenhill · Exposition of Ezekiel 6-13 · p. 155 · Open in the reader

    Printed
    … If at any time the consequence deceive him, it is not Reason that hath seduc'dseduced him, but his weakness and disability not to make use of Right Reason.
    With rule
    … If at any time the consequence deceive him, it is not Reason that hath seduc'dseduced him, but his weakness and disability not to make use of Right Reason.

    William Nicholson · Exposition of the Apostles Creed · p. 435 · Open in the reader

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