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Page 190
... kinde of Wine he liked best : Another mans , said he . My father delighted to build at Montaigne where he was borne : and in al this policy of domestick affaires , I love to make use of his examples and rules , unto which I will as much ...
... kinde of Wine he liked best : Another mans , said he . My father delighted to build at Montaigne where he was borne : and in al this policy of domestick affaires , I love to make use of his examples and rules , unto which I will as much ...
Page 192
... kinde of stealing , have I had as little stolne from mee as any other : True it is , I lend a helping hand to ignorance . I wittingly entertaine a kinde of troubled and uncertaine knowledge of my money : untill it come to a certaine ...
... kinde of stealing , have I had as little stolne from mee as any other : True it is , I lend a helping hand to ignorance . I wittingly entertaine a kinde of troubled and uncertaine knowledge of my money : untill it come to a certaine ...
Page 336
... kinde of condition ; went wandring through every kinde of life : and representing so new - fangled and gadding maners , that he was neyther knowne of himselfe nor of others , what kinde of man he was : me thinkes may well - nigh agree ...
... kinde of condition ; went wandring through every kinde of life : and representing so new - fangled and gadding maners , that he was neyther knowne of himselfe nor of others , what kinde of man he was : me thinkes may well - nigh agree ...
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