The Tudor Translations, المجلد 3AMS Press, 1967 |
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الصفحة 173
... shew . And what if the plainest reasons are the best seated : the meanest , basest and most beaten , are best applied unto affaires ? To maintaine the authority of our Kings counsell , it is not requisite , that pro- phane persons ...
... shew . And what if the plainest reasons are the best seated : the meanest , basest and most beaten , are best applied unto affaires ? To maintaine the authority of our Kings counsell , it is not requisite , that pro- phane persons ...
الصفحة 197
... shew , if it serve the turne , I indiscreetly goe after it and as indiscreetly restraine my selfe , if it shine or smile not upon mee . Whatsoever it bee , either Art or nature , that imprints this condition of life into us , by ...
... shew , if it serve the turne , I indiscreetly goe after it and as indiscreetly restraine my selfe , if it shine or smile not upon mee . Whatsoever it bee , either Art or nature , that imprints this condition of life into us , by ...
الصفحة 227
... shew of my constancy . Wherefore ? Because , then shall the right and interest I have in reputation cease . I am content with a death united in it selfe , quiet and solitarie , wholly mine , convenient to my retired and private life ...
... shew of my constancy . Wherefore ? Because , then shall the right and interest I have in reputation cease . I am content with a death united in it selfe , quiet and solitarie , wholly mine , convenient to my retired and private life ...
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