Discoveries, 1641: Conversations with William Drummond of Hawthornden, 1619Barnes & Noble, 1966 - 134 Seiten |
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... excellent part in the face , therefore be all eye or nose ? I thinke the eye - brow , the fore - head , the cheeke , chyn , lip , or any part else , are as necessary , and naturall in the place . But now nothing is good that is naturall ...
... excellent part in the face , therefore be all eye or nose ? I thinke the eye - brow , the fore - head , the cheeke , chyn , lip , or any part else , are as necessary , and naturall in the place . But now nothing is good that is naturall ...
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... excellent ) dare deride all diligence , and seeme to mock at the termes , when they understand not the things ; thinking that way to get off wittily , with their Ignorance . These are imitated often by such , as are their Peeres in ...
... excellent ) dare deride all diligence , and seeme to mock at the termes , when they understand not the things ; thinking that way to get off wittily , with their Ignorance . These are imitated often by such , as are their Peeres in ...
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... excellent men , that would speake suddenly , to the admiration of their hearers ; who upon study , and premeditation have beene for- saken by their owne wits ; and no way answered their fame : Their eloquence was greater , then their ...
... excellent men , that would speake suddenly , to the admiration of their hearers ; who upon study , and premeditation have beene for- saken by their owne wits ; and no way answered their fame : Their eloquence was greater , then their ...
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