Essays, Volume 3Dent, 1965 |
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Page 33
... finde that commonly , ( according to my opinion ) I managed them in order . This is all my resist- ance is able to performe . I flatter not my selfe in like circumstances , I should ever be the same . It is not a spot , but a whole dye ...
... finde that commonly , ( according to my opinion ) I managed them in order . This is all my resist- ance is able to performe . I flatter not my selfe in like circumstances , I should ever be the same . It is not a spot , but a whole dye ...
Page 279
... finde the beginnings and contexture of them . It needeth neither matter nor ground . Let it but runne on : It will as well build upon emptinesse , as upon fulnesse , and with inanity as with matter . Dare pondus idonea fumo . — PERS ...
... finde the beginnings and contexture of them . It needeth neither matter nor ground . Let it but runne on : It will as well build upon emptinesse , as upon fulnesse , and with inanity as with matter . Dare pondus idonea fumo . — PERS ...
Page 292
... finde and make use of it , within us . All our sufficiency , that is beyond the naturall , is well nigh vaine and superfluous . It is much , if it charge and trouble us no more , then it steads us . Paucis opus est literis ad mentem ...
... finde and make use of it , within us . All our sufficiency , that is beyond the naturall , is well nigh vaine and superfluous . It is much , if it charge and trouble us no more , then it steads us . Paucis opus est literis ad mentem ...
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