therewithal वाक्य

the lantern and light as well of his house as of that part of Ireland where he dwelt, who being sufficiently well furnished with the knowledge of the Latin tongue as of the common law of England, was zealously bent on the reformation of his country; a deep and a wise gentleman, spare of speech and therewithal pithy, wholly addicted to gravity . . . . very upright in dealing, measuring all his affairs with the safety of conscience, as true as steel . . . . fast to his friend, stout in a good quarrel, a great householder . . . . of nature mild, rather choosing to pleasure where he might harm than harm where he might pleasure.