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Pagina 48
... stand upon the shore , and to see ships tost upon the Sea : A pleasure to stand in the window of a Castle , and to see a Battaile , and the Adventures thereof , below : But no pleasure is comparable , to the standing , upon the vantage ...
... stand upon the shore , and to see ships tost upon the Sea : A pleasure to stand in the window of a Castle , and to see a Battaile , and the Adventures thereof , below : But no pleasure is comparable , to the standing , upon the vantage ...
Pagina 103
... stand inquiring right , is not to stray ; To sleepe , or runne wrong , is : on a huge hill , Cragged , and steep , Truth stands , and hee that will Reach her , about must , and about must goe ; And what the hills suddennes resists ...
... stand inquiring right , is not to stray ; To sleepe , or runne wrong , is : on a huge hill , Cragged , and steep , Truth stands , and hee that will Reach her , about must , and about must goe ; And what the hills suddennes resists ...
Pagina 144
... Stand . Goe now , and tell out dayes summ'd up with feares , And make them yeares ; 79 80 acts , what he actually is an actual soldier , and in the figurative sense used by St. Paul and by the Stoics , a soldier in the battle of life ...
... Stand . Goe now , and tell out dayes summ'd up with feares , And make them yeares ; 79 80 acts , what he actually is an actual soldier , and in the figurative sense used by St. Paul and by the Stoics , a soldier in the battle of life ...
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