Seventeenth-century Verse and Prose, Volume 1Macmillan, 1951 |
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Page 106
... himselfe shrinkes himselfe , and consumes himselfe to a handfull of dust ? whats become of his soaring thoughts , his compassing thoughts , when himselfe brings himselfe to the ignorance , to the thought- owne , but the Phisician is not ...
... himselfe shrinkes himselfe , and consumes himselfe to a handfull of dust ? whats become of his soaring thoughts , his compassing thoughts , when himselfe brings himselfe to the ignorance , to the thought- owne , but the Phisician is not ...
Page 160
... him ; and heere in alone findes , that victorie consists in yeelding . Hee is above nature , while hee seemes be- low himselfe . The vilest creature knowes how to turne againe ; but to command him- medleth with , hee either findeth ...
... him ; and heere in alone findes , that victorie consists in yeelding . Hee is above nature , while hee seemes be- low himselfe . The vilest creature knowes how to turne againe ; but to command him- medleth with , hee either findeth ...
Page 334
... himselfe , and our neighbour for God . All that is truely amiable is God , or as it were a divided piece of him , that retaines a reflex or shadow of himselfe . Nor is it strange that 20 wee should place affection on that which is ...
... himselfe , and our neighbour for God . All that is truely amiable is God , or as it were a divided piece of him , that retaines a reflex or shadow of himselfe . Nor is it strange that 20 wee should place affection on that which is ...
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