Essays, Volume 3Dent, 1965 |
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Page 40
... continuing exquisite acquaintances . For so [ much ] as with so greedie hunger I snatch at such acquaintances as answer ... continue constant : that could discourse with hir neighbours of all matters , as of hir building , of hir hunting ...
... continuing exquisite acquaintances . For so [ much ] as with so greedie hunger I snatch at such acquaintances as answer ... continue constant : that could discourse with hir neighbours of all matters , as of hir building , of hir hunting ...
Page 218
... continue this exercise . They doe me wrong : The best time for a man to leave his house , is when he hath so ordered and settled the same , that it may continue with- out him and when he hath so disposed his affaires , that they may ...
... continue this exercise . They doe me wrong : The best time for a man to leave his house , is when he hath so ordered and settled the same , that it may continue with- out him and when he hath so disposed his affaires , that they may ...
Page 295
... continue any time , as ours hath done and doth still , all the body , yea head and heeles feele themselves the worse : no part is exempted from corruption . For , there is no aire a man drawes so greedily , or sucks so gluttonously ...
... continue any time , as ours hath done and doth still , all the body , yea head and heeles feele themselves the worse : no part is exempted from corruption . For , there is no aire a man drawes so greedily , or sucks so gluttonously ...
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