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Page 66
... seemes she also hath it . The very powers or faculties that are particular and proper to hir , cannot then rouze themselves : they evidently seeme to be en - rheumed there is no blithnes in hir productions , if there be none in the body ...
... seemes she also hath it . The very powers or faculties that are particular and proper to hir , cannot then rouze themselves : they evidently seeme to be en - rheumed there is no blithnes in hir productions , if there be none in the body ...
Page 99
... seeme to be distasted with it : but the silly gull and sense- lesse coxcombe awaked not for all this , and by his ... Seemes it not that shee tooke a direct course to become chaste , by the retchles- nesse of her husband ? or that she ...
... seeme to be distasted with it : but the silly gull and sense- lesse coxcombe awaked not for all this , and by his ... Seemes it not that shee tooke a direct course to become chaste , by the retchles- nesse of her husband ? or that she ...
Page 244
... seeme so . The titles of my chapters , embrace not allwayes the matter : they often but glance at it by some marke : as these others , Andria , Eunuchus : or these , Sylla , Cicero , Torquatus . I love a Poeticall kinde of march , by ...
... seeme so . The titles of my chapters , embrace not allwayes the matter : they often but glance at it by some marke : as these others , Andria , Eunuchus : or these , Sylla , Cicero , Torquatus . I love a Poeticall kinde of march , by ...
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