Discoveries, 1641: Conversations with William Drummond of Hawthornden, 1619John Lane, The Bodley Head Limited, 1641 - 106 Seiten |
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... delighted with his words , but his heart is there . Natures that are hardned to evill , you shall sooner breake , then make straight ; they are like poles that are crooked , and dry : there is no attempting them . Wee praise the things ...
... delighted with his words , but his heart is there . Natures that are hardned to evill , you shall sooner breake , then make straight ; they are like poles that are crooked , and dry : there is no attempting them . Wee praise the things ...
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... delight : Perspic- and so apparell faire , and good matter , that the uitas . studious of elegancy be not defrauded ; redeeme Arts Elegantia . from their rough , and braky seates , where they lay hid , and over - growne with thornes ...
... delight : Perspic- and so apparell faire , and good matter , that the uitas . studious of elegancy be not defrauded ; redeeme Arts Elegantia . from their rough , and braky seates , where they lay hid , and over - growne with thornes ...
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... delighted with meat , and drinke , that sustaines them , then with Venery , that wastes them . And she will tell thee , the first respects but a private ; the other , a common good , Propagation . Hee is the Arbiter of life , and death ...
... delighted with meat , and drinke , that sustaines them , then with Venery , that wastes them . And she will tell thee , the first respects but a private ; the other , a common good , Propagation . Hee is the Arbiter of life , and death ...
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... delights ; and be the Dictator of fashions ? But wee make our selves slaves to our pleasures ; and wee serve Fame , and Ambition , which is an equall slavery . Have not I seen the pompe of a whole Kingdome , and what a forraigne King ...
... delights ; and be the Dictator of fashions ? But wee make our selves slaves to our pleasures ; and wee serve Fame , and Ambition , which is an equall slavery . Have not I seen the pompe of a whole Kingdome , and what a forraigne King ...
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... delight us : would'st not thou be just , but for fame ; thou ought'st to be it with infamy : Hee that would have his vertue published , is not the servant of vertue , but glory . Melan- It is a dangerous thing , when mens minds come to ...
... delight us : would'st not thou be just , but for fame ; thou ought'st to be it with infamy : Hee that would have his vertue published , is not the servant of vertue , but glory . Melan- It is a dangerous thing , when mens minds come to ...
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