Character Writings of the Seventeenth CenturyHenry Morley G. Routledge, 1891 - Počet stran: 445 |
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... enemies : the sun bright and warm , his humour black and cold ; variety of foolish apparitions people his head , they suffer him not to breathe accord- ing to the necessities of nature , which makes him sup up a draught of as much air ...
... enemies : the sun bright and warm , his humour black and cold ; variety of foolish apparitions people his head , they suffer him not to breathe accord- ing to the necessities of nature , which makes him sup up a draught of as much air ...
Strana 48
... enemy best , much drinking . He seems a full student , for he is a great desirer of controversies ; he argues sharply , and carries his conclusion in his scabbard . In the first refining of mankind this was the gold , his actions are ...
... enemy best , much drinking . He seems a full student , for he is a great desirer of controversies ; he argues sharply , and carries his conclusion in his scabbard . In the first refining of mankind this was the gold , his actions are ...
Strana 54
... enemy to idleness , that in mending one hole he had rather make three than want work , and when he hath done , he throws the wallet of his faults behind him . He embraceth naturally ancient custom , conversing in open fields and lowly ...
... enemy to idleness , that in mending one hole he had rather make three than want work , and when he hath done , he throws the wallet of his faults behind him . He embraceth naturally ancient custom , conversing in open fields and lowly ...
Strana 63
... enemy's dead body ' tis a kind of noble heaviness - no insultation . He is so honourably merciful to women in ... enemy that comes armed against him in the band of justice . Hasty and overmuch heat he accounts the step- dame to all great ...
... enemy's dead body ' tis a kind of noble heaviness - no insultation . He is so honourably merciful to women in ... enemy that comes armed against him in the band of justice . Hasty and overmuch heat he accounts the step- dame to all great ...
Strana 64
... enemy ; but at the very first onset suffers fear and trembling to dress themselves in his face appa- rently . He scorns any man should take place before him , yet at the entering of a breach he hath been so humble - minded as to let his ...
... enemy ; but at the very first onset suffers fear and trembling to dress themselves in his face appa- rently . He scorns any man should take place before him , yet at the entering of a breach he hath been so humble - minded as to let his ...
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