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... master his suc- cessive predicaments that he ended up with a record of practical action that fixed upon him , not without reason , the odium of faithlessness and tyranny . He triumphed only in the martyrdom he did so much to bring upon ...
... master his suc- cessive predicaments that he ended up with a record of practical action that fixed upon him , not without reason , the odium of faithlessness and tyranny . He triumphed only in the martyrdom he did so much to bring upon ...
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... Master ; a Master that knows as much both of the nature and breeding of fish as any man : and can also tell him as well how to catch and cook them , from the Minnow to the Venat . ' Tis a match , and I will provide Salmon , as any that ...
... Master ; a Master that knows as much both of the nature and breeding of fish as any man : and can also tell him as well how to catch and cook them , from the Minnow to the Venat . ' Tis a match , and I will provide Salmon , as any that ...
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... Master of Arts , he being then in the 22d year of his Age ; during all which time , all , or the greatest diversion from his Study , was the practice of Musick , in which he became a great Master ; and of which , he would say , ' That ...
... Master of Arts , he being then in the 22d year of his Age ; during all which time , all , or the greatest diversion from his Study , was the practice of Musick , in which he became a great Master ; and of which , he would say , ' That ...
Contents
The Seventeenth Century 16001660 | 1 |
A Selected List of Books on the Background and the Literature of the First | 29 |
Francis Bacon | 43 |
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