The Essays Or Counsels, Civil and Moral, and Wisdom of the AncientsWilliam Pickering, 1845 - Всего страниц: 355 |
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... continual . For of other Affec- tions , there is occafion given , but now and then : And therefore it was well faid ; Invidia feftos dies non agit ; for it is ever working upon fome , or other . And it is also noted , that Love and Envy ...
... continual . For of other Affec- tions , there is occafion given , but now and then : And therefore it was well faid ; Invidia feftos dies non agit ; for it is ever working upon fome , or other . And it is also noted , that Love and Envy ...
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... continual Amendment , which is exceeding rare . But if the Force of Cuf- tom fimple and feparate , be great ; the Force of Cuf- tom copulate , and conjoined , and collegiate , is far greater . For there Example teacheth ; Company ...
... continual Amendment , which is exceeding rare . But if the Force of Cuf- tom fimple and feparate , be great ; the Force of Cuf- tom copulate , and conjoined , and collegiate , is far greater . For there Example teacheth ; Company ...
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... continual gazing thereupon , he pined away to nothing , and was at laft turned into a Flower of his own Name , which appears in the beginning of the Spring and is facred to the infernal Powers , Pluto , Proferpina , and the Furies ...
... continual gazing thereupon , he pined away to nothing , and was at laft turned into a Flower of his own Name , which appears in the beginning of the Spring and is facred to the infernal Powers , Pluto , Proferpina , and the Furies ...
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