Discoveries, 1641: Conversations with William Drummond of Hawthornden, 1619John Lane, The Bodley Head Limited, 1641 - 106 Seiten |
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... heare , with much more willingnesse , then those wee see : because wee envy the present , and reverence the past ; thinking our- selves instructed by the one , and over - laid by the other . Opinion is a light , vaine , crude , and ...
... heare , with much more willingnesse , then those wee see : because wee envy the present , and reverence the past ; thinking our- selves instructed by the one , and over - laid by the other . Opinion is a light , vaine , crude , and ...
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... heare discipline more willingly , or the Arts discours'd more gladly , then from those , whom his owne bounty , and benefits have made able and faithfull ? univer In being able to counsell others , a Man must be Cognit furnish'd with an ...
... heare discipline more willingly , or the Arts discours'd more gladly , then from those , whom his owne bounty , and benefits have made able and faithfull ? univer In being able to counsell others , a Man must be Cognit furnish'd with an ...
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... heare ( with Alexander ) the answer the Musician gave him , Absit & Rex , ut tu meliùs hæc scias , quàmego . ( 88 ) in vita Alex . A man should so deliver himselfe to the nature of Plutarc . the subject , whereof hee speakes , that his ...
... heare ( with Alexander ) the answer the Musician gave him , Absit & Rex , ut tu meliùs hæc scias , quàmego . ( 88 ) in vita Alex . A man should so deliver himselfe to the nature of Plutarc . the subject , whereof hee speakes , that his ...
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... heare presently of Ingratitude , and Rashnesse . For I thanke those , that have taught me , and will ever : but yet dare not thinke the scope of their labour , and enquiry , was to envy their posterity , what they also could adde , and ...
... heare presently of Ingratitude , and Rashnesse . For I thanke those , that have taught me , and will ever : but yet dare not thinke the scope of their labour , and enquiry , was to envy their posterity , what they also could adde , and ...
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... heare the worthiest workes mis - interpreted ; the clearest actions obscured : the innocent'st life traduc'd ; And in such a licence of lying , a field so fruitfull of slanders , how can there be matter wanting to his laughter ? Hence ...
... heare the worthiest workes mis - interpreted ; the clearest actions obscured : the innocent'st life traduc'd ; And in such a licence of lying , a field so fruitfull of slanders , how can there be matter wanting to his laughter ? Hence ...
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