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• One of the very first rooms I shall furnish will be your little bedroom, my Judy And then I can sit close to you every night. —  A Young Mutineer
• O what constraining motives of love and grace doth the gospel furnish, and the rarest cords to bind on Christ’s yoke upon a reasonable soul,—cords of the most unparalleled love I shall only add unto all this, that as herein Christ hath expressed or completes the expression of his love upon his part; so upon our part it becomes us to take on his yoke, in testimony of our thankfulness. —  The Works of the Rev. Hugh Binning
• Immediately the leading ice company of the neighboring town contracted with me for all the ice I could furnish, and the flood-gates of affluence began slowly to rise The earliest, and certainly one of the greatest, benefits which came to me from this bequest from the unhistoric past was the new energy and vigor with which my mind and body were now infused. —  My Terminal Moraine 1892
• We can easily supply Bokhara with many things the Russians now furnish, and with all Indian goods cheaper by the Indus than the Ganges; but what the Bokharians are to send us in return I do not well see, except turquoises, lapis lazuli, and the ducats they receive from Russia. —  A Political Diary 1828-1830, Volume II
• He engaged an upholsterer by the King's command to furnish, at his Majesty's expense, the apartments, as the Baron de Gondy, he said, had long since sold and eaten up all the furniture. —  Life and Death of John of Barneveld, Advocate of Holland : with a view of the primary causes and movements of the Thirty Years' War — Complete (1609-15)

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