Essays, Volume 3Dent, 1965 |
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Page 106
... wise , us and beasts all in one ranke : no barrell better Hering . When I imagine the most contemplative and discreetly- wise - men in these tearmes in that humour , I hold him for a cozoner , for a cheater to seeme either studiously ...
... wise , us and beasts all in one ranke : no barrell better Hering . When I imagine the most contemplative and discreetly- wise - men in these tearmes in that humour , I hold him for a cozoner , for a cheater to seeme either studiously ...
Page 152
... wise- dome , in health , in beauty , and also in riches . But this credite , this aspiring reputation , this overswaying authority , suppresseth my imagination . And cleane oppo- site to some other , I should peradventure love my selfe ...
... wise- dome , in health , in beauty , and also in riches . But this credite , this aspiring reputation , this overswaying authority , suppresseth my imagination . And cleane oppo- site to some other , I should peradventure love my selfe ...
Page 220
... wise men , that he who dineth in France , feedeth his companion in Egypt ; and if one of them doe but hould up his finger , where ever it bee , all the wise men disperced upon the habitable land , feele a kinde of aid thereby ...
... wise men , that he who dineth in France , feedeth his companion in Egypt ; and if one of them doe but hould up his finger , where ever it bee , all the wise men disperced upon the habitable land , feele a kinde of aid thereby ...
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