Essays, Zväzok 3Dent, 1965 |
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Strana 54
... commend their religion , but not properly their constancy . shunne the brunt ; they divert their consideration from death ; as we use to dandle and busie children , when we would lance them or let them bloud . I have seen some , who if ...
... commend their religion , but not properly their constancy . shunne the brunt ; they divert their consideration from death ; as we use to dandle and busie children , when we would lance them or let them bloud . I have seen some , who if ...
Strana 69
... Commend a crook - back for his comely stature , he ought to take it as an injury : if you be a coward , and one honoreth you for a valiant man , is it of you he speaketh ? you are taken for another : I should like as well , to have him ...
... Commend a crook - back for his comely stature , he ought to take it as an injury : if you be a coward , and one honoreth you for a valiant man , is it of you he speaketh ? you are taken for another : I should like as well , to have him ...
Strana 188
... commend his proceeding . He left his money with a banquier upon this condition : That if his children were fooles he should deliver it them : but prooving wise and able to shift for themselves , he should distribute the same amongst the ...
... commend his proceeding . He left his money with a banquier upon this condition : That if his children were fooles he should deliver it them : but prooving wise and able to shift for themselves , he should distribute the same amongst the ...
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