Essays, Volume 3Dent, 1965 |
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... examples : they are too high and over - rich , to be presented in this luster : let us there- fore reserve them for a nobler seat . But to give you some examples of a more vulgar stampe : Are there not women daily seene amongst us , who ...
... examples : they are too high and over - rich , to be presented in this luster : let us there- fore reserve them for a nobler seat . But to give you some examples of a more vulgar stampe : Are there not women daily seene amongst us , who ...
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... examples which I may easily finde amongst them , to the most famous ancient examples , we may with all our industrie discover in all the Annales and memories of our knowen old World . For , as for those which have subdued them , let ...
... examples which I may easily finde amongst them , to the most famous ancient examples , we may with all our industrie discover in all the Annales and memories of our knowen old World . For , as for those which have subdued them , let ...
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... examples , I might have chosen for the service of my pur- pose , in Socrates his sayings , I have chosen or handled this but ill and deemeth this discourse , to be raised above common opinions : I have done it wittingly : for I judge ...
... examples , I might have chosen for the service of my pur- pose , in Socrates his sayings , I have chosen or handled this but ill and deemeth this discourse , to be raised above common opinions : I have done it wittingly : for I judge ...
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