Early English Poetry, Ballads, and Popular Literature of the Middle Ages, Volume 11Johnson Reprint Corporation, 1965 - English literature |
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... neuer yet get grace , for Adulation is crept so closely into our bosomes that smoothing Flatterie is more dearely esteemed then reprehending Veritie . I confesse my selfe to be ill beholding to mine owne tongue , that could neuer ...
... neuer yet get grace , for Adulation is crept so closely into our bosomes that smoothing Flatterie is more dearely esteemed then reprehending Veritie . I confesse my selfe to be ill beholding to mine owne tongue , that could neuer ...
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... neuer till now , when gold and gifts doe compasse all things ; but , if I might giue my censure , I would call this the Honest Age of the Worlde ; I confesse that in former ages the worlde hath beene simple and plaine dealing , but neuer ...
... neuer till now , when gold and gifts doe compasse all things ; but , if I might giue my censure , I would call this the Honest Age of the Worlde ; I confesse that in former ages the worlde hath beene simple and plaine dealing , but neuer ...
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... neuer see two proud persons , but the one will enuie and despise the other , for pride doth malice pride , and it will mocke and scorne at that pride in another , that it will neuer marke nor see in it selfe ; it is a vice that is left ...
... neuer see two proud persons , but the one will enuie and despise the other , for pride doth malice pride , and it will mocke and scorne at that pride in another , that it will neuer marke nor see in it selfe ; it is a vice that is left ...
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