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He continued to grant no Assemblies till 1608, and would not allow “caveats” (limiting the powers of Bishops) to be enforced.
A SHORT HISTORY OF SCOTLANDANDREW LANGAt last the seaman scrambled up and fetched him down, not without many protestations and caveats by the way.
SIR LUDARTALBOT BAINES REEDIt is needless to say that all the caveats are not quite so full of "plums," but this is certainly a wonder.
EDISON, HIS LIFE AND INVENTIONSFRANK LEWIS DYER AND THOMAS COMMERFORD MARTINCaveats have proven to be, oftentimes, worse than worthless.
HOW TO SUCCEED AS AN INVENTORGOODWIN B. SMITHSurely it is safer to stop it up; for all the caveats in the world will not keep the kirk unpoisoned, so long as it remains.
THE COVENANTS AND THE COVENANTERSVARIOUSI appeal to all your consciences, Is it possible to set caveats to their pride and avarice?
THE COVENANTS AND THE COVENANTERSVARIOUSBoth these inventors filed their caveats upon the telephone upon the same day—February 14, 1876.
INVENTORSPHILIP GENGEMBRE HUBERTTheir pride and avarice will break through ten thousand caveats.
THE COVENANTS AND THE COVENANTERSVARIOUS