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...methods of making love and war by reading books of knighthood. As for raising tender passions in hi Cervantes reports, that he was wonderfully delighted...my reason, as with all reason I do justly complain of your beauty." Again, he would pause until he came to another charming sentence, and, with the most...

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...amorous. He slept moderately, rose early, and spent his time in hunting. When by watchfulness £nd exercise he was thus qualified for the hardships of...my reason, as with all reason I do justly complain of your beauty.' Again, he would pause till he came to another charming sentence, and, with the most...

...into the method of making love and war by reading books of knighthood. As for raising tender passions in him, Cervantes reports, that he was wonderfully...my reason, as with all reason I do justly complain of your beauty.' Again, he would pause until he came to another charming sentence, and', with the most...

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...into the methods of making love and war by reading books of knighthood. As for raising tender passions in him, Cervantes reports, that he was wonderfully...his studydoor, they could frequently hear him read loud, ' The reason of the unreasonableness, which against my reason is wrought, doth so weaken my reason,...

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...ran distracted by endeavouring to unbowel the sense of the following passage ; " The reason of your unreasonableness, which against my reason is wrought,...reason, as with all reason I do justly complain." There are several profound passages in the remarks, not a whit inferior to this. This dissertation...