Tudor Poetry and Prose, Volume 10John William Hebel Appleton-Century-Crofts, 1953 - 1375 pagina's |
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Pagina 666
... Earth , then indeed the earth hath gotten them , and most commonly then doth the earth consume them , when they think themselves full masters of it . SCHOLAR : By these men's travail ( I think ) it came to pass that the Earth doth usurp ...
... Earth , then indeed the earth hath gotten them , and most commonly then doth the earth consume them , when they think themselves full masters of it . SCHOLAR : By these men's travail ( I think ) it came to pass that the Earth doth usurp ...
Pagina 667
... earth , and into earth shall return again ; but I thought not that they had been made of water , and much less of air or fire . MASTER : Of earth only , nothing is made but earth ; for an herb or tree can not grow ( as all men confess ) ...
... earth , and into earth shall return again ; but I thought not that they had been made of water , and much less of air or fire . MASTER : Of earth only , nothing is made but earth ; for an herb or tree can not grow ( as all men confess ) ...
Pagina 669
... earth jointly annexed , maketh , as it were , one sphere only . ΤΟ SCHOLAR : This I do well understand in words ... Earth is the least , and hath none other within him , but it standeth in the middle and in the center of the whole world ...
... earth jointly annexed , maketh , as it were , one sphere only . ΤΟ SCHOLAR : This I do well understand in words ... Earth is the least , and hath none other within him , but it standeth in the middle and in the center of the whole world ...
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