Discoveries, 1641: Conversations with William Drummond of Hawthornden, 1619Barnes & Noble, 1966 - 134 Seiten |
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... person , as can be done to a noble nature . Ambitio . If divers men seeke Fame , or Honour , by divers Honesta wayes ; so both bee ( 89 ) honest , neither is to be blam'd : But they that seeke Immortality , are not onely worthy of leave ...
... person , as can be done to a noble nature . Ambitio . If divers men seeke Fame , or Honour , by divers Honesta wayes ; so both bee ( 89 ) honest , neither is to be blam'd : But they that seeke Immortality , are not onely worthy of leave ...
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... persons ; but they are indeed the Organs of serviles . their impotencie , and markes of weaknesse . For sufficient Lords are able to make these Discoveries themselves . Neither will an honourable person inquire , who eats , and ( 113 ) ...
... persons ; but they are indeed the Organs of serviles . their impotencie , and markes of weaknesse . For sufficient Lords are able to make these Discoveries themselves . Neither will an honourable person inquire , who eats , and ( 113 ) ...
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... persons wee make speake , Of words or the things wee speake of . Some are of the Campe , de Art . some of the Councell ... person fetcheth his translations from a wrong place . As if a Privie - Counsellor should at the Table take his ...
... persons wee make speake , Of words or the things wee speake of . Some are of the Campe , de Art . some of the Councell ... person fetcheth his translations from a wrong place . As if a Privie - Counsellor should at the Table take his ...
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