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Page 470
... meanes ( for the better encrease and accomplishment of your delights , ) to get into my handes such smale Poemes of the same Authors ; as I heard were disperst abroad in sundrie hands , and not easie to bee come by , by himselfe ; some ...
... meanes ( for the better encrease and accomplishment of your delights , ) to get into my handes such smale Poemes of the same Authors ; as I heard were disperst abroad in sundrie hands , and not easie to bee come by , by himselfe ; some ...
Page 495
... meanes to make knowen to your Ladiship , the humble affection and faithfull duetie , which I have alwaies professed , and am bound to beare to that House , from whence yee spring , I have at length found occasion to remember the same ...
... meanes to make knowen to your Ladiship , the humble affection and faithfull duetie , which I have alwaies professed , and am bound to beare to that House , from whence yee spring , I have at length found occasion to remember the same ...
Page 496
... meane regard , and basest fortunes scorne , Dooing my Countrey seruice as I might , No lesse I dare saie than the ... meanes vnto his end ; But things miscounselled must needs miswend . Thus therefore I aduize vpon the case , That not ...
... meane regard , and basest fortunes scorne , Dooing my Countrey seruice as I might , No lesse I dare saie than the ... meanes vnto his end ; But things miscounselled must needs miswend . Thus therefore I aduize vpon the case , That not ...
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