The Boke Named the Governour, Svazek 2B. Franklin, 1967 |
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Strana 213
... wise , so liberall or plentuous , so familiare or curtaise , if he be sene to exercise iniustyce or wronge it is often remembred . But the other vertues be seldome rekened without an exception , whiche is in this maner . As in praysinge ...
... wise , so liberall or plentuous , so familiare or curtaise , if he be sene to exercise iniustyce or wronge it is often remembred . But the other vertues be seldome rekened without an exception , whiche is in this maner . As in praysinge ...
Strana 286
... wise putte backe for beinge Consull . Lelius lyke wise , whiche was openly called the wise man , was semblably refused . " And diuers other , of whome histories do make mencion , were abiecte , whan they had well deserued honours , and ...
... wise putte backe for beinge Consull . Lelius lyke wise , whiche was openly called the wise man , was semblably refused . " And diuers other , of whome histories do make mencion , were abiecte , whan they had well deserued honours , and ...
Strana 320
... wise hateth that persone that dealeth iniustely , or dothe him wronge . In like wise , he whiche is inconstant , extolleth him . whome he fyndeth constant , and desireth to haue him his frende ; on the other parte , whome he proueth ...
... wise hateth that persone that dealeth iniustely , or dothe him wronge . In like wise , he whiche is inconstant , extolleth him . whome he fyndeth constant , and desireth to haue him his frende ; on the other parte , whome he proueth ...
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