Discoveries, 1641: Conversations with William Drummond of Hawthornden, 1619Barnes & Noble, 1966 - 134 Seiten |
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... answer , but to repeat the Question , before hee answer , is well , that hee be sure to understand it , to avoid absurdity . For it is lesse dishonour , to heare imperfectly , then to speake imperfectly . The eares are excus'd , the ...
... answer , but to repeat the Question , before hee answer , is well , that hee be sure to understand it , to avoid absurdity . For it is lesse dishonour , to heare imperfectly , then to speake imperfectly . The eares are excus'd , the ...
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... answer a letter , as if you were to answer to Intergatories . As to the first , first ; and to the second , secondly , & c . But both in method to use ( as Ladies doe in their attyre ) a diligent kind of negligence , and their sportive ...
... answer a letter , as if you were to answer to Intergatories . As to the first , first ; and to the second , secondly , & c . But both in method to use ( as Ladies doe in their attyre ) a diligent kind of negligence , and their sportive ...
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... answered him that he loved not the truth , for they were Narrations and not Epigrames . that Warner since the Kings comming to England had marred all his Albions England . that Dones Anniversarie was profane and full of Blasphemies that ...
... answered him that he loved not the truth , for they were Narrations and not Epigrames . that Warner since the Kings comming to England had marred all his Albions England . that Dones Anniversarie was profane and full of Blasphemies that ...
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