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... thereof , whereby vertues are to be distinguished from vices ; and finally that he will be pleased to run ouer in such order as he shall thinke good , such and so many principles and rules thereof , as shall serue not only for my better ...
... thereof , whereby vertues are to be distinguished from vices ; and finally that he will be pleased to run ouer in such order as he shall thinke good , such and so many principles and rules thereof , as shall serue not only for my better ...
Page 150
... thereof , and so them still debar'd . It was a famous Present for a Prince , And worthy worke of infinite reward , That treasons could bewray , and foes conuince ; Happie this Realme , had it remained euer since . 22 One day it fortuned ...
... thereof , and so them still debar'd . It was a famous Present for a Prince , And worthy worke of infinite reward , That treasons could bewray , and foes conuince ; Happie this Realme , had it remained euer since . 22 One day it fortuned ...
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... thereof , on th'other end There reared was a castle faire and strong , That warded all which in or out did wend , And flancked both the bridges sides along , Gainst all that would it faine to force or wrong . And therein wonned twenty ...
... thereof , on th'other end There reared was a castle faire and strong , That warded all which in or out did wend , And flancked both the bridges sides along , Gainst all that would it faine to force or wrong . And therein wonned twenty ...
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