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First Part of _King Henry VI._, Act III. Sc. 1. 1st Fol.

A _gird_, akin to, in keeping with, fitting, proper to the cardinal's
calling; an evangelical _gird_ for an evangelical man: what more _kindly_?
_Kindly_, connatural, homogeneous. But now for a bushel of examples, some
of which will surely avail to insense the reader in the purport of this
epithet, if my explanation does not:

"God in the congregation of the gods, what more proper and
_kindly_"?--Andrewes' Sermons, vol. v. p. 212. _Lib. Ang.-Cath. Theol._

"And that (pride) seems somewhat _kindly_ too, and to agree with this
disease (the plague). That pride which swells itself should end in a
tumour or swelling, as, for the most part, this disease doth."--_Id._,
p. 228.

"And so, you are found; and they, as the children of perdition should
be, are lost. Here are you: and where are they? Gone to their own
place, to Judas their brother. And, as is most _kindly_, the sons to
the father of wickedness; there to be plagued with him for
ever."--_Id._, vol. iv. p. 98.

"For whatsoever, as the Son of God, He may do, it is _kindly_ for Him,
as the Son of Man, to save the sons of men."--_Id._, p. 253.

"There cannot be a more _kindly_ consequence than this, our not failing
from their not failing: we do not, because they do not."--_Id._, p.
273.

"And here falls in _kindly_ this day's design, and the visible 'per
me,' that happened on it."--_Id._, p. 289.

"And having then made them, it is _kindly_ that viscera misericordiae
should be over those opera that came de visceribus."--_Id._, p. 327.

"The children came to the birth, and the right and _kindly_ copulative
were; to the birth they came, and born they were: in a kind consequence
who would look for other?"--_Id._, p. 348.

"For usque adeo proprium est operari Spiritui, ut nisi operetur, nec
sit. So _kindly_ (proprium) it is for the spirit to be working as if It
work not, It is not."--_Id._, vol. iii. p. 194.

"And when he had overtaken, for those two are but presupposed, the more
_kindly_ to bring in [Greek: epelabeto], when, I say, He had overtaken
them, cometh in fitly and properly [Greek: epilambanetai]."--_Id._,
vol. i. p. 7.

"No time so _kindly_ to preach de Filio hodie genito as hodie."--_Id._,
p. 285.

"A day whereon, as it is most _kindly_ preached, so it will