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Perpetually
Perpetually Per*pet"u*al*ly, adv.
In a perpetual manner; constantly; continually.
The Bible and Common Prayer Book in the vulgar tongue,
being perpetually read in churches, have proved a kind
of standard for language. --Swift.
Meaning of Perpetuall from wikipedia
- can no
longer live, then be
stickling and medling; who are
stung with a
perpetuall itch of
changing and innovating,
transforming our old
Hierarchy into a...
- 1660 Act of
Parliament Parliament of
England Long
title An Act for a
Perpetuall Anniversary Thanksgiveing on the nine and
twentieth day of May. Citation...
- techniques, and
natural history writings. It was
written by
Breton for the "
perpetuall prognostication" of posterity.
Alexander Balloch Grosart, who compiled...
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every one', of 'a war [...] of
every man
against every man' and of 'a
perpetuall warre of
every man
against his neighbour', but the
Latin phrase occurs...
- He is dead, who
while he lived, was a
perpetuall Paradise,
every season that he
shewd himselfe in a
perpetuall spring,
eavery exercise wherein he was...
- of Leicester. He is
presented as an atheistic,
hypocritical coward, a "
perpetuall Dictator",
terrorising the
Queen and
ruining the
whole country. He is...
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malice do
remaine with them that be wounded;
wherfore it is to be put in
perpetuall silence. In
class she is
emploied to
litle strength; in
boulyng oftentimes...
- 12) An Act for
restraining the
takeing of
Excessive Usury An Act for a
Perpetuall Anniversary Thanksgiveing on the nine and
twentyeth day of May An Act...
- or
Government or
Boarding of Youth"; he was on
conviction liable to "
perpetuall Imprisonment" at the
discretion of the King.
Despite its severity, that...
- to
Thomas Wood****e 13 Oct. 1589 (Arber, Registers, ii. 249). A book, '
Perpetuall and
kindelie pronosticacons of the
change of tymes,
taken out of old and...
