The Tudor TranslationsAMS Press, 1967 |
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الصفحة lxxxvi
... wise ' ( Bk . 11. 240 ) . And again , the answere ' of wise women is scilence ' ( Bk . 111. 39 ) . At Act v . Sc . iv . 164 , Valentine to Duke : ' What think you of this page , my lord ? ' and the Duke replies : ' I think the boy hath ...
... wise ' ( Bk . 11. 240 ) . And again , the answere ' of wise women is scilence ' ( Bk . 111. 39 ) . At Act v . Sc . iv . 164 , Valentine to Duke : ' What think you of this page , my lord ? ' and the Duke replies : ' I think the boy hath ...
الصفحة 116
... wise men , and such as are patternes to bee prac- tised by . To bee shorte , they frame themselves to doe , to leave , to chaunge , to correct many things according to the judgement of others . But seeing wee have alreadie at large ...
... wise men , and such as are patternes to bee prac- tised by . To bee shorte , they frame themselves to doe , to leave , to chaunge , to correct many things according to the judgement of others . But seeing wee have alreadie at large ...
الصفحة 206
... wise . GUAZ . Arestinus being askt , why fewe Princes nowa- dayes extende their liberalitie to those that are excellent in Poetrie or other artes , as they were wont to doe in times past answered , for that their conscience giveth them ...
... wise . GUAZ . Arestinus being askt , why fewe Princes nowa- dayes extende their liberalitie to those that are excellent in Poetrie or other artes , as they were wont to doe in times past answered , for that their conscience giveth them ...
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