Discoveries, 1641: Conversations with William Drummond of Hawthornden, 1619John Lane, The Bodley Head Limited, 1641 - 106 Seiten |
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... kind , are craft , malice , or what you will , rather then Wisdome . Homer sayes , hee hates him worse then hell - mouth , that utters one thing with his tongue , and keepes another in his brest . Which high expression was grounded on ...
... kind , are craft , malice , or what you will , rather then Wisdome . Homer sayes , hee hates him worse then hell - mouth , that utters one thing with his tongue , and keepes another in his brest . Which high expression was grounded on ...
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... kind of Rusticity ; they would doe it new , or contrary , for the infamy ? They were ambitious of living backward ; and at last arrived at that , as they would love nothing but the vices ; not the vitious customes . It was impossible to ...
... kind of Rusticity ; they would doe it new , or contrary , for the infamy ? They were ambitious of living backward ; and at last arrived at that , as they would love nothing but the vices ; not the vitious customes . It was impossible to ...
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... kind of unevenesse . These men erre not by chance , but knowingly , and wil- lingly ; they are like men that affect a fashion by themselves , have some singularity in a Ruffe , Cloake , or Hat - band ; or their beards , specially cut to ...
... kind of unevenesse . These men erre not by chance , but knowingly , and wil- lingly ; they are like men that affect a fashion by themselves , have some singularity in a Ruffe , Cloake , or Hat - band ; or their beards , specially cut to ...
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... kind of vio- lence , and indisposition ; unexamin'd , without rela- tion , either to person , place , or any fitnesse else ; and the more wilfull , and stubborne , they are in it , the more learned they are esteem'd of the multitude ...
... kind of vio- lence , and indisposition ; unexamin'd , without rela- tion , either to person , place , or any fitnesse else ; and the more wilfull , and stubborne , they are in it , the more learned they are esteem'd of the multitude ...
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... kind of Oratory , and where the matter is one , you shall have him that reasons strongly , open negligently : another that prepares well , not fit so well : and this happens , not onely to braines , but to bodies . One can wrastle well ...
... kind of Oratory , and where the matter is one , you shall have him that reasons strongly , open negligently : another that prepares well , not fit so well : and this happens , not onely to braines , but to bodies . One can wrastle well ...
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