Seventeenth-century Verse and Prose, Volume 1Macmillan, 1951 |
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... rise like Prentises one under another , and in so many trades- mens shops , when the master is dead , the fore - man of the shop commonly steps in his place . Now for Poets , Rhetoritians , Historians , Philosophers , Mathematitians ...
... rise like Prentises one under another , and in so many trades- mens shops , when the master is dead , the fore - man of the shop commonly steps in his place . Now for Poets , Rhetoritians , Historians , Philosophers , Mathematitians ...
Page 236
... rise when Chanticlere Warnes the last Watch ; but with the Dawne dost rise To work , but first to sacrifice ; Making thy peace with heav'n , for some late fault , With Holy - meale , and spirting - salt . " Which done , thy painfull ...
... rise when Chanticlere Warnes the last Watch ; but with the Dawne dost rise To work , but first to sacrifice ; Making thy peace with heav'n , for some late fault , With Holy - meale , and spirting - salt . " Which done , thy painfull ...
Page 261
... Rise heart ; thy Lord is risen . Sing his praise Without delayes , Who takes thee by the hand , that thou likewise With him mayst rise : That , as his death calcined thee to dust , His life may make thee gold , and much more , just ...
... Rise heart ; thy Lord is risen . Sing his praise Without delayes , Who takes thee by the hand , that thou likewise With him mayst rise : That , as his death calcined thee to dust , His life may make thee gold , and much more , just ...
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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