Discoveries, 1641: Conversations with William Drummond of Hawthornden, 1619Barnes & Noble, 1966 - 134 Seiten |
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... better then those they knew . Their fortune deserved better of them , then their care . For men of present spirits , and of greater wits , then study , doe please more in the things they invent , then in those they bring . And I have ...
... better then those they knew . Their fortune deserved better of them , then their care . For men of present spirits , and of greater wits , then study , doe please more in the things they invent , then in those they bring . And I have ...
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... better . Till hee doe that , he is but like the Prentise , who being loth to be spied by his Master , comming forth of Black - Lucis , went in againe ; to whom his Master cried ; the more thou runnest that way to hide thy selfe , the ...
... better . Till hee doe that , he is but like the Prentise , who being loth to be spied by his Master , comming forth of Black - Lucis , went in againe ; to whom his Master cried ; the more thou runnest that way to hide thy selfe , the ...
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... better ex- isme . pung'd and banish'd . Some words are to be cull'd out for ornament and colour , as wee gather flowers to straw houses , or make Garlands ; but they are better when they grow to our style ; as in a Meadow , where though ...
... better ex- isme . pung'd and banish'd . Some words are to be cull'd out for ornament and colour , as wee gather flowers to straw houses , or make Garlands ; but they are better when they grow to our style ; as in a Meadow , where though ...
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