The Retrospective Review.., Volume 2Henry Southern Charles and Henry Baldwyn, Newgate Street., 1820 |
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Page 15
... night began to bring more unto her , then she durst wish by day , where out waking did make her know her selfe the better by the image of those fancies . But as some diseases when they are easie to be cured , they are hard to be known ...
... night began to bring more unto her , then she durst wish by day , where out waking did make her know her selfe the better by the image of those fancies . But as some diseases when they are easie to be cured , they are hard to be known ...
Page 16
... night , that going from the one lodge to the other by her mother's commandment , with dolefull gestures and uncertain paces , she did willingly accept the time's offer to be awhile alone : so that , going a little aside into the wood ...
... night , that going from the one lodge to the other by her mother's commandment , with dolefull gestures and uncertain paces , she did willingly accept the time's offer to be awhile alone : so that , going a little aside into the wood ...
Page 43
... the mighty eagle in Milton's Areopagitica , superior to the hootings of the birds of night . And thus it will be with the works of Sir Philip Sidney upon a candid and impartial examination , it will Sir Philip Sidney's Arcadia . 43.
... the mighty eagle in Milton's Areopagitica , superior to the hootings of the birds of night . And thus it will be with the works of Sir Philip Sidney upon a candid and impartial examination , it will Sir Philip Sidney's Arcadia . 43.
Page 48
... night is but the past daye's funerall , and the morning his resurrection : why then should our funerall sleepe be otherwise than our sleepe at night ? why should not we as well awake to our resur- rection as in the morning ? I see night ...
... night is but the past daye's funerall , and the morning his resurrection : why then should our funerall sleepe be otherwise than our sleepe at night ? why should not we as well awake to our resur- rection as in the morning ? I see night ...
Page 55
Henry Southern. came to his house , he having been drunk the night before , was upon his bed , if it be lawful to call that a bed whereon he then lay ; he roused up himself , and , after some compliments , he was content to in- struct me ...
Henry Southern. came to his house , he having been drunk the night before , was upon his bed , if it be lawful to call that a bed whereon he then lay ; he roused up himself , and , after some compliments , he was content to in- struct me ...
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