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Page 60
... understanding by washing the same . I renounce from this time forward all the favourable testimonies any man shall affoord me , not because I shall deserve them , but because I shall be dead . If one demand that fellow , what interest ...
... understanding by washing the same . I renounce from this time forward all the favourable testimonies any man shall affoord me , not because I shall deserve them , but because I shall be dead . If one demand that fellow , what interest ...
Page 174
... understanding the matter : to try on all parts , how it is placed in it's author . It may fortune , that we shut our selves up and further the stroake , beyond its bearing . I have sometimes in necessity and throng of the combat ...
... understanding the matter : to try on all parts , how it is placed in it's author . It may fortune , that we shut our selves up and further the stroake , beyond its bearing . I have sometimes in necessity and throng of the combat ...
Page 245
... understanding causeth disdaine , who because they shall not know what I meane will esteeme mee the better , and will conclude the mystery and depth of my sense by the obscuritie : Which , to speake in good earnest , I hate as death ...
... understanding causeth disdaine , who because they shall not know what I meane will esteeme mee the better , and will conclude the mystery and depth of my sense by the obscuritie : Which , to speake in good earnest , I hate as death ...
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