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Page 56
... evill is honourable ; death is : therefore is death no evill . Against drunkennesse ; No man entrusts his secrets to a drunkard ; every one to the wise : therefore the wise will not be drunke . Is this to hit the white ? I love to see ...
... evill is honourable ; death is : therefore is death no evill . Against drunkennesse ; No man entrusts his secrets to a drunkard ; every one to the wise : therefore the wise will not be drunke . Is this to hit the white ? I love to see ...
Page 199
... evill : another , yea a worse evill may succeed it . As it hapned unto Cesars murderers , who brought the common - wealth to so distresfull a plunge , that they repented themselves they ever medled with the same . The like hath since ...
... evill : another , yea a worse evill may succeed it . As it hapned unto Cesars murderers , who brought the common - wealth to so distresfull a plunge , that they repented themselves they ever medled with the same . The like hath since ...
Page 202
... evill affected , so confusedly com- manded , and so unjustly conquered . -nec gentibus ullis Commodat in populum terræ pelagique potentem , Invidiam fortuna suam . - LUCR . i . 82 . Fortune doth to no other nation lend Envie , against ...
... evill affected , so confusedly com- manded , and so unjustly conquered . -nec gentibus ullis Commodat in populum terræ pelagique potentem , Invidiam fortuna suam . - LUCR . i . 82 . Fortune doth to no other nation lend Envie , against ...
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