Practiseable

This (my Lord) is to let you know, you are to reſerue your Humility for thoſe Actions, paſſing betweene God and Your ſelfe: But that in other caſes you can neither haue too much Wealth, nor ouer great power; ſince Obedience is due to Wiſedome; there being certaine vertues not practiſeable by the poore.

[W]hat your laws are to finde a redreſſe, or what wayes you may have practiſeable, & what Inſtruments to follow them for your good, I am not capable to judge; […]

Another day he exercised the battel-axe, which he so dextrously wielded, both in the nimble, strong and smooth management of that weapon, and that in all the feats practiseable by it, that he passed Knight of Armes in the field, and at all Essayes.

[W]herefore now the whole end of the said survey being fully atchieved, I hope it will be admitted as practiseable and sufficient, since it hath been actually and without exception practised, by setting out of the lands thereby.

Such precepts as concerned the conscience of particular persons, because they are practiseable by every person in particular, must needs be understood always to oblige them so long as they were circumcised.

Note, Theſe four Rules for caſting the Variation, by Obſervation of the Suns Azimuth, are as well practiſeable in South as in North Latitudes, and are proper, the Suns Declination being either Northerly, or Southerly.

SHEWETH unto her Lortſhip, her Oratrix, Magna Pritain (a poor Oman formerly fery well known to her Lortſhip’s Preteceſſors, but of what Place can’t particularly write herſelf, hafing neither Ouſe, Home, nor Hapitation at preſent, unleſs her Lortſhip determines this Cauſe in her Favour, and wou’t have pray’d to pe admittet a Pauper, put that her ſait Cauſe requires Diſpatch (which her fery coot Attorney has atvic’d her is not practiſeable in that Caſe)

Not to shoot into the vague, we specify the Duke of Buccleuch & Queensberry’s estates in that quarter of Scotland; the estates of the Radical M.P. for that quarter. Large farms tilled by hinds who neither can nor do procure for themselves any milk, are easy to be met with on both those estates. It is a fact possible everywhere, practiseable everywhere.