Discoveries, 1641: Conversations with William Drummond of Hawthornden, 1619Barnes & Noble, 1966 - 134 Seiten |
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... especially of those , whom fortune hath borne high upon their wings , that submit their dignity , and authority to it , by a soothing of themselves . For indeed men could ( 104 ) never be taken , in that abundance , with the Sprindges ...
... especially of those , whom fortune hath borne high upon their wings , that submit their dignity , and authority to it , by a soothing of themselves . For indeed men could ( 104 ) never be taken , in that abundance , with the Sprindges ...
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... especially , when they meet with wise Masters . They can take downe all the huffe , and swelling of their lookes ; and like dexterous Auditors , place the Counter , where he Lewis xi . shall value nothing . Let them but remember Lewis ...
... especially , when they meet with wise Masters . They can take downe all the huffe , and swelling of their lookes ; and like dexterous Auditors , place the Counter , where he Lewis xi . shall value nothing . Let them but remember Lewis ...
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... especially this Last , wher heproves couplets to be the bravest Sort of Verses , especially when they are broken , like Hexameters and that crosse Rimes and Stanzaes ( becaus the purpose would lead him beyond 8 lines to conclude ) were ...
... especially this Last , wher heproves couplets to be the bravest Sort of Verses , especially when they are broken , like Hexameters and that crosse Rimes and Stanzaes ( becaus the purpose would lead him beyond 8 lines to conclude ) were ...
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