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•worfe and worfe, as appeareth in thefe our laftdaics/'For him.
Typographical antiquities: an historical account of printing in England ... 1790
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The weaker any cord is, the lefs will it bear to V be ftretched, and the worfe is the policy to ftretch it, unlefs it is intended to break it.
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What was dill worfe, they were obliged to fubmit to the embraces of thefe old hags, and by that means were all befmeared with blood ..
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Augiift. ad Crefconium Grammaticum faith alfo ex - 44 prefly, That if there be among good miniftres one letter then an other, the Sacrament is no better given by the better; and it is no worfe gyven by an evell man, Ther is for this purpofe a goodly faying of Eufebius Emiilenus, which was much per - fecuted by the Aryans.
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Yet a great many other Decrees be as evil, and worfe than this.
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She feemed much altered for the worfe, poor, and of little confe - quence.
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The firft column of the table expreffeth the finenefs of the affayed piece; the ktter B. fig - nifying better y and W. worfe than the Englilh ftandard.
The universal merchant, in theory and practice: improved and enl Alldridge, W. J 1797
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You cannot hear a plain and faithful fermon, without being made better or worfe by it.
Twenty four sermons on various useful subjects Williams, Nehemiah, 1748-1796 1797
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Thus much have we written for the better and more fpeedy exe - cution of thefe excellent ftatutes; and the rather, for that few or none are committed to the common gaole amongd fo many male - favors, but they come out worfe then they went in.
The Second Part of the Institutes of the Laws of England: Containing the Exposition of Many ... 1797
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What his motives were for this delay, we pretend not to fay; 'but certain it is, that no adion of his life will bear a worfe conftruition than thisi It had been cuftomary to put thefe poor creatures to very fevere tortures, in order to make them confefs that to be falfehood which they believed to be true.
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