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... feare properly be cuill ; yet by accident and as it were in- directly we may be faid to feare that which is good also . And that in two refpects . First , left the good which wee loue , may by fome euill be loft and taken from vs. And ...
... feare properly be cuill ; yet by accident and as it were in- directly we may be faid to feare that which is good also . And that in two refpects . First , left the good which wee loue , may by fome euill be loft and taken from vs. And ...
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... feare fuch evils , except they be imminent and nere at hand , nor if they be neère , except we haue an opinion that they bee fo.When we haue once concealed an opinion , or ap prehended an imagination of fuch evils preft and ready to ...
... feare fuch evils , except they be imminent and nere at hand , nor if they be neère , except we haue an opinion that they bee fo.When we haue once concealed an opinion , or ap prehended an imagination of fuch evils preft and ready to ...
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... feare is the portall of hell , the threshold of infernall feare , and is meerely feruile : in the chofen , it is the entry to repentance , an introduction to filiall feare . In the wicked , it is the first biting of the worme of ...
... feare is the portall of hell , the threshold of infernall feare , and is meerely feruile : in the chofen , it is the entry to repentance , an introduction to filiall feare . In the wicked , it is the first biting of the worme of ...
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INTRODUCTION BIOGRAPHICAL AND CRITICAL | x |
BOOK THE LEGENDE OF THE KNIGHT OF THE RED CROSSE OR | xliv |
THE LEGEND OF SIR GVYON OR OF TEMPERAVNCE | 140 |
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