Essays, Volume 3Dent, 1965 |
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Page 57
... once seized on you . Si non prima novis conturbes vulnera plagis , Volgivagáque vagus Venere ante recentia cures . LUCR . iv . 1061 . Unlesse the first wounds with new wounds you mix , And ranging cure the fresh with common tricks . I ...
... once seized on you . Si non prima novis conturbes vulnera plagis , Volgivagáque vagus Venere ante recentia cures . LUCR . iv . 1061 . Unlesse the first wounds with new wounds you mix , And ranging cure the fresh with common tricks . I ...
Page 130
... once therewith vanquished and deterred , I could never safely recover my selfe . He that should make my minde forgoe her footing , could never bring her unto her place againe . She doth over lively sound , and over deepely search into ...
... once therewith vanquished and deterred , I could never safely recover my selfe . He that should make my minde forgoe her footing , could never bring her unto her place againe . She doth over lively sound , and over deepely search into ...
Page 218
... once on the way , I hold out as long and as farre , as another . I strive as much in small , as I labour in great enterprises : and to prepare my selfe for a short journey or to visite a friend , as to undertake a farre set voiage . I ...
... once on the way , I hold out as long and as farre , as another . I strive as much in small , as I labour in great enterprises : and to prepare my selfe for a short journey or to visite a friend , as to undertake a farre set voiage . I ...
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