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... Means there shall be to this , but what the means , Is not for thee to know , nor me to tell . To whom the Tempter ... mean to give for naught ; All these which in a moment thou behold'st , The Kingdoms of the world to thee I give ...
... Means there shall be to this , but what the means , Is not for thee to know , nor me to tell . To whom the Tempter ... mean to give for naught ; All these which in a moment thou behold'st , The Kingdoms of the world to thee I give ...
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... mean mistakes in the censure of what is passable or not ; which is also no mean injury . If he be of such worth as behoovs him , there cannot be a more tedious and unpleasing Journey - work , a greater losse of time levied upon his head ...
... mean mistakes in the censure of what is passable or not ; which is also no mean injury . If he be of such worth as behoovs him , there cannot be a more tedious and unpleasing Journey - work , a greater losse of time levied upon his head ...
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... mean of great , and great of mean ; The brightest Glory can eclipse with Night , And place the most obscure in dazling Light . ( IV ) Virgil No Eastern Nation ever did adore SONNETS 853 A Note on Unauthenticated Fragments Attributed ...
... mean of great , and great of mean ; The brightest Glory can eclipse with Night , And place the most obscure in dazling Light . ( IV ) Virgil No Eastern Nation ever did adore SONNETS 853 A Note on Unauthenticated Fragments Attributed ...
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De Ideâ Platonicâ quemadmodum Aristoteles intellexit | 9 |
The Passion c 1630 | 16 |
Sonnet O Nightingale | 18 |
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