Discoveries, 1641: Conversations with William Drummond of Hawthornden, 1619John Lane, The Bodley Head Limited, 1641 - 106 Seiten |
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... doth a man mis - spend Iactura . the better part of life in ! in scattering complements , vitæ . tendring visits , gathering and venting newes , follow- ing Feasts and Playes , making a little winter - love in a darke corner . Puritanus ...
... doth a man mis - spend Iactura . the better part of life in ! in scattering complements , vitæ . tendring visits , gathering and venting newes , follow- ing Feasts and Playes , making a little winter - love in a darke corner . Puritanus ...
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... doth more invite a greedy Reader , then Sed seculi an unlook'd for subject . And what more unlook'd morbus . 1 morbus . for , then to see a person of an unblam'd life , made V ridiculous , or odious , by the Artifice of lying ? but it ...
... doth more invite a greedy Reader , then Sed seculi an unlook'd for subject . And what more unlook'd morbus . 1 morbus . for , then to see a person of an unblam'd life , made V ridiculous , or odious , by the Artifice of lying ? but it ...
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... doth the second : He dies betweene ; the Possession is the thirds . Eloquence is a great , and diverse thing : Nor did she yet ever favour any man so much , as to become wholly his . Hee is happy , that can arrive to any degree of her ...
... doth the second : He dies betweene ; the Possession is the thirds . Eloquence is a great , and diverse thing : Nor did she yet ever favour any man so much , as to become wholly his . Hee is happy , that can arrive to any degree of her ...
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... doth me an injury after a courtesie , takes not away the courtesie , but defaces it : As he that writes other verses upon my verses , takes not away the first Letters , but hides them . Nothing is a courtesie , unlesse it be meant us ...
... doth me an injury after a courtesie , takes not away the courtesie , but defaces it : As he that writes other verses upon my verses , takes not away the first Letters , but hides them . Nothing is a courtesie , unlesse it be meant us ...
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... doth them meerly for his owne sake , is like one that feeds his Cattell to sell them : he hath his Horse well drest for Smithfield . ( 94 ) The price of many things is farre above , what they are bought and sold for . Life , and Health ...
... doth them meerly for his owne sake , is like one that feeds his Cattell to sell them : he hath his Horse well drest for Smithfield . ( 94 ) The price of many things is farre above , what they are bought and sold for . Life , and Health ...
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