Seventeenth-century Verse and Prose, Volume 1Macmillan, 1951 |
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... thought , and kept the scholastic ingenuity still further ramified by the baroque impulse to give concrete , sense substance to the idea , and topical example to precept and con- clusion . The extraordinary combination of hair - breadth ...
... thought , and kept the scholastic ingenuity still further ramified by the baroque impulse to give concrete , sense substance to the idea , and topical example to precept and con- clusion . The extraordinary combination of hair - breadth ...
Page 47
... thought to know ; you shall be thought another time , to know that , you know not . Speach of a Mans Selfe ought to be seldome , and well chosen . I knew One , was wont to say , in Scorne ; He must needs Some in their Discourse , desire ...
... thought to know ; you shall be thought another time , to know that , you know not . Speach of a Mans Selfe ought to be seldome , and well chosen . I knew One , was wont to say , in Scorne ; He must needs Some in their Discourse , desire ...
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... thought from the middle of the seventeenth cen- tury onwards into the following century . During the Restoration period there were , it is true , a number of disillusioned and cynical spirits who found , or thought they found ...
... thought from the middle of the seventeenth cen- tury onwards into the following century . During the Restoration period there were , it is true , a number of disillusioned and cynical spirits who found , or thought they found ...
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