All Fooles: And The Gentleman UsherD. C. Heath & Company, 1907 - 308 pagina's |
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Pagina 9 - I tell thee love is Nature's second sun Causing a spring of virtues where he shines; And as without the sun, the world's great eye, All colours, beauties, both of art and Nature, Are given in vain to men, so without love All beauties bred in women are in vain, All virtues born in men lie buried; For love informs them as the sun doth colours...
Pagina 269 - And what's a prince? Had all been virtuous men, There never had been prince upon the earth, And so no subject ; all men had been princes : A virtuous man is subject to no prince, But to his soul and honour ; which are laws That carry fire and sword within themselves Never corrupted, never out of rule ; What is there in a prince?
Pagina 9 - Brave resolution, and divine discourse. 0 'tis the paradise, the heaven of earth ; And didst thou know the comfort of two hearts In one delicious harmony united, As to joy one joy, and think both one thought, Live both one life, and therein double life ; To see their souls met at an interview In their bright eyes, at parley in their lips, Their language kisses...
Pagina vii - In 1574, or thereabouts,' writes Wood, ' he being well grounded in school learning was sent to the university, but whether first to this of Oxon, or that of Cambridge, is to me unknown ; sure I am that he spent some time in Oxon, where he was observed to be most excellent in the Latin and Greek tongues, but not in logic or philosophy, and therefore I presume that that was the reason why he took no degree there.
Pagina 47 - Are heard and pleaded, not so much as dreaming Of any such encounter ; steps me forth Their valiant Foreman with the word " I 'rest you." I made no more ado but laid these paws Close on his shoulders, tumbling him to earth ; And there sat he on his posteriors Like a baboon : and turning me about, I strait espied the whole troop issuing on me.
Pagina 7 - But, brother, are you not asham'd to make Yourself a slave to the base Lord of love Begot of Fancy, and of Beauty born ? And what is Beauty ? A mere quintessence, Whose life is not in being, but in seeming ; 45 And therefore is not to all eyes the same, But like a cozening picture, which one way Shows like a crow, another like a swan.
Pagina 49 - I see all the world is but a gull ; One man gull to another in all kinds : A merchant to a courtier is a gull ; A client to a lawyer is a gull ; A married man to a bachelor, a gull ; A bachelor to a cuckold is a gull ; All to a poet, or a poet to himself.
Pagina 48 - But such a rattling then was there amongst them Of ravish'd declarations, replications, Rejoinders and petitions ; all their books And writings torn and trod on, and some lost, That the poor lawyers coming to the bar, Could say nought to the matter, but instead...
Pagina 161 - Say, now, Bassiolo, you on whom relies The general disposition of my house In this our preparation for the Duke, Are all our officers at large instructed 5 For fit discharge of their peculiar places ? Bos.
Pagina 140 - seen and used by Mr. Reed [/'. e. the editor of the 1780 Dodsley] being without it. Whether it was inserted in a few impressions in 1605 and afterwards cancelled does not appear, though it seems probable that it was so, because in the dedication of his ' Byron's Conspiracy and Tragedy...