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Fortune , our fancy - god , to vary liketh ; Place is not bound to things within it placed ; The present time upon time passed striketh ; With Phæbus ' wand'ring course the earth is graced . The air still moves , and by its moving ...
Fortune , our fancy - god , to vary liketh ; Place is not bound to things within it placed ; The present time upon time passed striketh ; With Phæbus ' wand'ring course the earth is graced . The air still moves , and by its moving ...
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For it they sustain great travail and toil ; for it 10 they chide , quarrel and fight ; to get it they venture life and limb ; and when they think most assuredly that they have gotten the Earth , then indeed the earth hath gotten them ...
For it they sustain great travail and toil ; for it 10 they chide , quarrel and fight ; to get it they venture life and limb ; and when they think most assuredly that they have gotten the Earth , then indeed the earth hath gotten them ...
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which the four elements succeed : first the fire , then the air ; next followeth the water , which with the earth jointly annexed , maketh , as it were , one sphere only . SCHOLAR : This I do well understand in words , and the easier by ...
which the four elements succeed : first the fire , then the air ; next followeth the water , which with the earth jointly annexed , maketh , as it were , one sphere only . SCHOLAR : This I do well understand in words , and the easier by ...
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