Discoveries, 1641: Conversations with William Drummond of Hawthornden, 1619Barnes & Noble, 1966 - 134 Seiten |
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... cause : and such like , which were ridiculous . But hee redeemed his vices , with his vertues . There was ever more in him to be praysed , then to be pardoned . Not . I. In the difference of wits , I have observ'd ; there are Ingenior ...
... cause : and such like , which were ridiculous . But hee redeemed his vices , with his vertues . There was ever more in him to be praysed , then to be pardoned . Not . I. In the difference of wits , I have observ'd ; there are Ingenior ...
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... causes to love it : or taste the bitternesse before the sweet ; but call'd on , and allur'd , intreated , and praised : Yea , when hee deserves it not . For which cause I wish them sent to the best schoole , and a publike ; which I ...
... causes to love it : or taste the bitternesse before the sweet ; but call'd on , and allur'd , intreated , and praised : Yea , when hee deserves it not . For which cause I wish them sent to the best schoole , and a publike ; which I ...
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... cause of great vertue . Give me that wit , whom praise excites , glory puts on , or disgrace grieves : hee is to bee nourish'd with Ambi- tion , prick'd forward with honour ; check'd with Reprehension ; and never to bee suspected of ...
... cause of great vertue . Give me that wit , whom praise excites , glory puts on , or disgrace grieves : hee is to bee nourish'd with Ambi- tion , prick'd forward with honour ; check'd with Reprehension ; and never to bee suspected of ...
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