Apert

About our national life in this period, both in its virtues and in its vices, there is something -- it matters little whether we call it -- childlike or childish; in its "apert" if not in its privy sides it lacks the seriousness belonging to men and to generations, who have learnt to control themselves, instead of relying on the control of others. ❋ Adolphus William Ward (1880)

Did any of Hillary supporters ever consider that her deceptive tactics and lies to paint Mr. Obama as a muslim, un-patrotic, un-amercan, and apert of some Black People movement to destroy the American people. ❋ Unknown (2008)

Neerlee tiem fur my evenin meel, soe Ai fink an apper.. apert small sherree wud fill teh bill. ❋ Unknown (2008)

Note 85: Koenig 4, p. 53: "Et bien li dit tout en apert,/Que, s'ele ensi son enfant pert,/Ja mais nul jor n'ara fiance/En sa douceur n'en sa puissance." back ❋ Unknown (2005)

Omnes port� templorum sunt apert� ad meridiem contrario modo Saracenis. ❋ Unknown (2003)

Sed et hic in prolem dulcissimam affectus naturalis in Ethnicis etiam satis apert� conspicitur: vt si quos hoc penit鵶 exueris, eosdem etiam homines esse negaueris. ❋ Unknown (2003)

Sed hic vulgi iudicium, vt in alijs s鎝�, etiam eos qui sapere volunt (iam omnes bonos et cordatos excipio) nimis apert� decipit: ❋ Unknown (2003)

Habebat etiam semper capellam Christianorum ante maius, tentorium suum, vbi cantant Clerici public� et apert�, ac pulsant ad horas, vt c鎡eri Christiani secundum mores Gr鎐orum, quantacunque sit ibi multitudo Tartarorum, vel etiam aliorum hominum. ❋ Unknown (2003)

Etiam h鎐 fontium topographia satis apert� monstrat, qu鄊 ex impuro fonte has suas narrationes omnes miraculosas hauserit ❋ Unknown (2003)

But for because that fools are more than wise men, therefore for favour of fools such singular doers ween that they be wise, when (if it were wisely determined) they and all their fautors [300] should be seen apert fools, and darts shot of the devil, to slay true simple souls under colour of holiness and charity. ❋ Henry Pepwell (1902)

But it is a degree of good in evil, a degree that carries hope and comfort in it, when we may have recourse to that which is written, and that the proceedings may be apert, and ingenuous, and candid, and avowable, for that gives satisfaction and acquiescence. ❋ John Donne (1601)

Once or twice when I was in odinburgh with my addlefoes, Jake Jones, the handscabby, when I thinkled I wore trying on my garden substisuit, boy’s apert, at my nexword nighboor’s, and maybe more largely nor you quosh yet you, messmate, realise. ❋ Unknown (2006)

And if thou hear of any man that speaketh, or of any that is still, of any that eateth or of any that fasteth, or of any that is in company or else by himself, think thou, and say, if thee list, that they conne do as they should do, but if the contrary shew in apert. [ ❋ Henry Pepwell (1902)