Seventeenth-century Verse and ProseMacmillan, 1959 |
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Page 120
... shine , as the Sun shines , though it shine not out so farre , nor to so many purposes . So then , I shall know God so , as that there shall be nothing in me , to hinder me from knowing God ; which cannot be said of the nature of man ...
... shine , as the Sun shines , though it shine not out so farre , nor to so many purposes . So then , I shall know God so , as that there shall be nothing in me , to hinder me from knowing God ; which cannot be said of the nature of man ...
Page 160
... shine . Hee is a slave to envie , and loseth flesh with fret- ting , not so much at his owne infelicitie , as 20 at others good ; neither hath he leasure to joy in his owne blessings whilest another prospereth . Faine would hee see some ...
... shine . Hee is a slave to envie , and loseth flesh with fret- ting , not so much at his owne infelicitie , as 20 at others good ; neither hath he leasure to joy in his owne blessings whilest another prospereth . Faine would hee see some ...
Page 455
... shine : And shew that Nature ' wants an Art To conquer one resolved Heart . PLEASURE Welcome the Creations Guest , Lord of Earth , and Heavens Heir . Lay aside that Warlike Crest , And of Nature's banquet share : Where the Souls of ...
... shine : And shew that Nature ' wants an Art To conquer one resolved Heart . PLEASURE Welcome the Creations Guest , Lord of Earth , and Heavens Heir . Lay aside that Warlike Crest , And of Nature's banquet share : Where the Souls of ...
Contents
The Seventeenth Century 16001660 | 1 |
THE INTELLECTUAL CLIMATE | 13 |
PROSE STYLE | 19 |
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