Discoveries, 1641: Conversations with William Drummond of Hawthornden, 1619Barnes & Noble, 1966 - 134 Seiten |
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... never crush'teret redna com LL Fortune never crush't that man , whom good Fortuna . my friends , never to trust to her fairer side , though she seem'd to make peace with them : But to place all things she gave them so , as she might ...
... never crush'teret redna com LL Fortune never crush't that man , whom good Fortuna . my friends , never to trust to her fairer side , though she seem'd to make peace with them : But to place all things she gave them so , as she might ...
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... never spread for the Hawke or Buzzard that hurt us , but the harmelesse birds , they are good meate . Dat veniam corvis , vexat censura columbas . Non rete Accipitri tenditur , neg , milvo . But they are not alwayes safe , though ...
... never spread for the Hawke or Buzzard that hurt us , but the harmelesse birds , they are good meate . Dat veniam corvis , vexat censura columbas . Non rete Accipitri tenditur , neg , milvo . But they are not alwayes safe , though ...
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... never esteemed of a man for the name of a Lord . Queen Elizabeth never saw her self after she became old in a true Glass . they painted her & sometymes would vermilion her nose , she had allwayes about Christmass evens set dice , that ...
... never esteemed of a man for the name of a Lord . Queen Elizabeth never saw her self after she became old in a true Glass . they painted her & sometymes would vermilion her nose , she had allwayes about Christmass evens set dice , that ...
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