Tudor Poetry and Prose, Volume 10John William Hebel Appleton-Century-Crofts, 1953 - 1375 pagina's |
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Pagina 698
... beauty is not always good , for the beauty of women is many times cause of in- finite evils in the world : hatred , war , mortality , and destruction , whereof the razing of Troy can be a good witness . And beautiful women for the 10 ...
... beauty is not always good , for the beauty of women is many times cause of in- finite evils in the world : hatred , war , mortality , and destruction , whereof the razing of Troy can be a good witness . And beautiful women for the 10 ...
Pagina 702
... beauty shineth , is not the 10 fountain from whence beauty springeth , but rather because beauty is bodiless and ( as we have said ) an heavenly shining beam , she loseth much of her honor when she is coupled with that vile subject and ...
... beauty shineth , is not the 10 fountain from whence beauty springeth , but rather because beauty is bodiless and ( as we have said ) an heavenly shining beam , she loseth much of her honor when she is coupled with that vile subject and ...
Pagina 707
... beauty ; whereupon , not throughly satis- fied with this benefit , love giveth unto the soul a greater happiness . For like as through the particular beauty of one body he guideth her to the universal beauty of all bodies , even so in ...
... beauty ; whereupon , not throughly satis- fied with this benefit , love giveth unto the soul a greater happiness . For like as through the particular beauty of one body he guideth her to the universal beauty of all bodies , even so in ...
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