The Boke Named the Governour, Svazek 2B. Franklin, 1967 |
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Strana 136
... frende Gysippus , who so moche loued and trusted hym , coulde any thinge withdrawehym from that unkynde appetite , but that of force he must loue inordi- nately that lady , whom his said frende had determined to mary . All be it with ...
... frende Gysippus , who so moche loued and trusted hym , coulde any thinge withdrawehym from that unkynde appetite , but that of force he must loue inordi- nately that lady , whom his said frende had determined to mary . All be it with ...
Strana 151
... frende ; that loue which was moste certayne that he continued ; he knewe that he mought fynde in Greece a nother mayden as fayre and as ryche as this that he had chosen , and one perchaunce that he mought loue better . But suche a frende ...
... frende ; that loue which was moste certayne that he continued ; he knewe that he mought fynde in Greece a nother mayden as fayre and as ryche as this that he had chosen , and one perchaunce that he mought loue better . But suche a frende ...
Strana 172
... frende before their owne , ne ( whiche is the leste parte of frendshippe ) for suche one as desirously will participate with his frende all his good fortune or substaunce . But where at this day may be founden suche frendship betwene ...
... frende before their owne , ne ( whiche is the leste parte of frendshippe ) for suche one as desirously will participate with his frende all his good fortune or substaunce . But where at this day may be founden suche frendship betwene ...
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