Discoveries, 1641: Conversations with William Drummond of Hawthornden, 1619Barnes & Noble, 1966 - 134 Seiten |
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... true reason . How many have I knowne , that would not have their vices hid ? Nay , and to bee noted , live like Antipodes , to others in the same Citie ; never see the Sunne rise , or set , in so many yeares ; but be as they were ...
... true reason . How many have I knowne , that would not have their vices hid ? Nay , and to bee noted , live like Antipodes , to others in the same Citie ; never see the Sunne rise , or set , in so many yeares ; but be as they were ...
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... true , many bodies are the worse for the medling with : And the multitude of Physicians hath destroyed many sound patients , with their wrong practise . But the office of a true Critick , or Censor , is , not to throw by a letter any ...
... true , many bodies are the worse for the medling with : And the multitude of Physicians hath destroyed many sound patients , with their wrong practise . But the office of a true Critick , or Censor , is , not to throw by a letter any ...
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... true . For a part of the whole was true ; which if you take away , you either change the whole , or it is not the whole . For if it be such a part , as being present or absent , nothing concernes the whole , it cannot be call'd a part ...
... true . For a part of the whole was true ; which if you take away , you either change the whole , or it is not the whole . For if it be such a part , as being present or absent , nothing concernes the whole , it cannot be call'd a part ...
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