A14992:298
A care-cloth
A care-cloth: or a treatise of the cumbers and troubles of marriage intended to advise them that may, to shun them; that may not, well and patiently to bear them. By William Whately, preacher of the word of God in Banbury, in Oxfordshire.A care-cloth: or a treatise of the cumbers and troubles of marriage intended to aduise them that may, to shun them; that may not, well and patiently to beare them. By William Whately, preacher of the word of God in Banbury, in Oxfordshire.
London: printed by Felix Kyngston for Thomas Man, 1624
Modern spelling is a reading aid: the words are the author’s, only the spelling is modernized. Original shows the page as printed, with the transcription marks.
Errata.
Page 5. line 20. for, fretting, read fettering. p. 17. l. 13. f. 1. Corinth r. 1. Chron. p. 23. l. 30. f. be, r. because p. 28. l. 5. f. disorder, r. disorders. ead. f. doth. r. do. p. 38. l. 22. f. know, r. knowing. p. 40. l. 1. f. First, r. that is. p. 51. l. 2. f. less. r. loss. p. 52. l. 15. f. kyes, r. trees. p. 55. l. 6. f. break. r. brook. p. 56. l. 3. f. common of those, r. common. Of those. l. 8. f. desires? Very, r. desires: very. p. 68. l. 18. f. God alone; r. God; alone, p. 70. l. 16. f. Hamar, r. Hamor. p. 72. l. 9. f. cumber, and attend, r. cumber attend. p. 78. l. 2. f. thou, r. you. p. 80. l. 5. f. shame, r. shun. p. 112. l. 19. f. lend, r. bend. p. 119. l. 22. f. persecute, r. prosecute. p. 121. l. 2. f. of God, r. with God. p. 134. l. 13. f. them. The one, r. them. The natural means are two, the one. p. 164. l. 28. f. selves, r. souls. p. 170. l. 19. f. have. r. hath. p. 176. l. 4. f. works, r. work. p. 204. l. 15 f. thy, r the. p. 229. l. 3. f. longer no, r. no longer. p. •44. l. 6. f. him, r. himself. p. 251. l. 17. f. us, and every, r. making all faces black, all knees weak, and every body. l. 19. f. houses, r. windows. l. 20. f. buyer, r. buryer. p. 252. l. 24. f. souls, r. selves. l. 25. f. countries, r. Country.
Page 5. line 20. for, fretting, reade fettering. p. 17. l. 13. f. 1. Corinth r. 1. Chron. p. 23. l. 30. f. be, r. because p. 28. l. 5. f. disorder, r. disorders. ead. f. doth. r. doe. p. 38. l. 22. f. know, r. knowing. p. 40. l. 1. f. First, r. that is. p. 51. l. 2. f. lesse. r. losse. p. 52. l. 15. f. kyes, r. trees. p. 55. l. 6. f. breake. r. brooke. p. 56. l. 3. f. common of those, r. common. Of those. l. 8. f. desires? Very, r. desires: very. p. 68. l. 18. f. God alone; r. God; alone, p. 70. l. 16. f. Hamar, r. Hamor. p. 72. l. 9. f. cumber, and attend, r. cumber attend. p. 78. l. 2. f. thou, r. you. p. 80. l. 5. f. shame, r. shun. p. 112. l. 19. f. lend, r. bend. p. 119. l. 22. f. persecute, r. prosecute. p. 121. l. 2. f. of God, r. with God. p. 134. l. 13. f. them. The one, r. them. The naturall meanes are two, the one. p. 164. l. 28. f. selues, r. soules. p. 170. l. 19. f. haue. r. hath. p. 176. l. 4. f. workes, r. worke. p. 204. l. 15 f. thy, r the. p. 229. l. 3. f. longer no, r. no longer. p. 44. l. 6. f. him, r. himselfe. p. 251. l. 17. f. vs, and euery, r. making all faces blacke, all knees weake, and euery body. l. 19. f. houses, r. windowes. l. 20. f. buyer, r. buryer. p. 252. l. 24. f. soules, r. selues. l. 25. f. countries, r. Countrie.