Tudor Poetry and Prose, Volume 10John William Hebel Appleton-Century-Crofts, 1953 - 1375 pagina's |
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Pagina 625
... learning and manners , yet am I not ignorant that some quickness of wit is a singular gift of God , and so most rare ... learning by fond fathers or beat from learning by lewd schoolmasters . And speaking thus much of the wits of ...
... learning and manners , yet am I not ignorant that some quickness of wit is a singular gift of God , and so most rare ... learning by fond fathers or beat from learning by lewd schoolmasters . And speaking thus much of the wits of ...
Pagina 626
... learning , having all other qualities of the mind and parts of the body that must another day serve learning ; not troubled , mangled , and halved , 20 but sound , whole , full , and able to do their office . As , a tongue not stam ...
... learning , having all other qualities of the mind and parts of the body that must another day serve learning ; not troubled , mangled , and halved , 20 but sound , whole , full , and able to do their office . As , a tongue not stam ...
Pagina 627
... learning , as Plato maketh it a separate and perfect note of itself , and that so principal a note as , without 10 it , all other gifts of nature do small service to learning . Afranius , that old Latin poet , maketh memory the mother ...
... learning , as Plato maketh it a separate and perfect note of itself , and that so principal a note as , without 10 it , all other gifts of nature do small service to learning . Afranius , that old Latin poet , maketh memory the mother ...
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SIR THOMAS MORE | 9 |
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