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... wherein he had a veine to excell . envied Lastly , neare Kinsfolks , and Fellowes in Office , and those that have beene bred together , are more apt to Envy their Equals , when they are raised . For it doth upbraid unto them , their ...
... wherein he had a veine to excell . envied Lastly , neare Kinsfolks , and Fellowes in Office , and those that have beene bred together , are more apt to Envy their Equals , when they are raised . For it doth upbraid unto them , their ...
Page 124
... wherein a Man than Elo- may Commend Himselfe , with good Grace ; And that is in commending Vertue in Another ; Especially , if it be such a Vertue , whereunto Himselfe pretendeth . Speech of Touch to- wards Others , should be sparingly ...
... wherein a Man than Elo- may Commend Himselfe , with good Grace ; And that is in commending Vertue in Another ; Especially , if it be such a Vertue , whereunto Himselfe pretendeth . Speech of Touch to- wards Others , should be sparingly ...
Page 142
... wherein the Challengers make their Entry ; Especially if they be drawne with Strange Beasts ; As Lions , Beares , Cammels , and the like : Or in the Devices of their Entrance ; Or in the Bravery of their Liveries ; Or in the 142 ESSAYES.
... wherein the Challengers make their Entry ; Especially if they be drawne with Strange Beasts ; As Lions , Beares , Cammels , and the like : Or in the Devices of their Entrance ; Or in the Bravery of their Liveries ; Or in the 142 ESSAYES.
Page 178
... wherein you have Emploied them ; For that breeds Confi- dence , and they will strive to maintaine their Prescription . It is better , to sound a Person , with whom one Deales , a farre off , then to fall upon the Point at first ; Except ...
... wherein you have Emploied them ; For that breeds Confi- dence , and they will strive to maintaine their Prescription . It is better , to sound a Person , with whom one Deales , a farre off , then to fall upon the Point at first ; Except ...
Page 189
... wherein every Syllable is Measured : How can a man comprehend great Matters , that breaketh his Minde too much to small Observations ? Not to use Ceremonies at all , is to teach Others not to use them againe ; And so diminisheth Re ...
... wherein every Syllable is Measured : How can a man comprehend great Matters , that breaketh his Minde too much to small Observations ? Not to use Ceremonies at all , is to teach Others not to use them againe ; And so diminisheth Re ...
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