Seventeenth-century English ProseDavid Novarr Knopf, 1967 - 555 من الصفحات |
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الصفحة 49
... hand ; And interlace not businesse , but of necessitie . For Corruption ; Doe not onely binde thine owne Hands , or thy Servants hands , from taking ; but binde the hands of Sutours also from offring . For Integritie used doth the one ...
... hand ; And interlace not businesse , but of necessitie . For Corruption ; Doe not onely binde thine owne Hands , or thy Servants hands , from taking ; but binde the hands of Sutours also from offring . For Integritie used doth the one ...
الصفحة 256
... hands , and were thrust into their Urnes , these bones become considerable , and some old Phi- losophers would honour ... hand contracted , signified an hundred . Pierius in Hieroglyph . 5 * One night as long as three . being ; Although ...
... hands , and were thrust into their Urnes , these bones become considerable , and some old Phi- losophers would honour ... hand contracted , signified an hundred . Pierius in Hieroglyph . 5 * One night as long as three . being ; Although ...
الصفحة 287
... hand , one day , a book of Martin Luther , his comment on the Galathians , so old that it was ready to fall piece from piece , if I did but turn it over . Now I was pleased much that such an old book had fallen into my hand ; the which ...
... hand , one day , a book of Martin Luther , his comment on the Galathians , so old that it was ready to fall piece from piece , if I did but turn it over . Now I was pleased much that such an old book had fallen into my hand ; the which ...
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