Seventeenth-century English ProseDavid Novarr Knopf, 1967 - 555 من الصفحات |
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الصفحة 26
... late , but the thing is auncient . For Senacaes Epistles to Lucilius , yf one marke them well , are but Essaies , ―That is dispersed Meditacons , thoughe conveyed in the forme of Epistles . " The phrase " dispersed Meditacons ...
... late , but the thing is auncient . For Senacaes Epistles to Lucilius , yf one marke them well , are but Essaies , ―That is dispersed Meditacons , thoughe conveyed in the forme of Epistles . " The phrase " dispersed Meditacons ...
الصفحة 323
... late distances between his lady and him , as my [ wife ] tells me . After supper , I home , and with Mr. Hater , Gibson , and Tom alone , got all my chests and money into the further cellar with much pains , but great content to me when ...
... late distances between his lady and him , as my [ wife ] tells me . After supper , I home , and with Mr. Hater , Gibson , and Tom alone , got all my chests and money into the further cellar with much pains , but great content to me when ...
الصفحة 481
... late Husband had always ex- press'd for me , ( not to mention the particular Civilities I had received from her self ) as to think I should be admitted to have a sight of her : Accordingly I came to her House , sent up my Name , and ...
... late Husband had always ex- press'd for me , ( not to mention the particular Civilities I had received from her self ) as to think I should be admitted to have a sight of her : Accordingly I came to her House , sent up my Name , and ...
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