Miscellanea from the Works of John Sheffield, Duke of BuckinghamHaworth Press, 1933 - 120 Seiten |
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... whole , Without a Genius too ; for that's the Soul : A spirit which inspires the work throughout , As that of nature moves the world about ; A flame that glows amidst conceptions fit ; Ev'n something of divine , and more than wit ...
... whole , Without a Genius too ; for that's the Soul : A spirit which inspires the work throughout , As that of nature moves the world about ; A flame that glows amidst conceptions fit ; Ev'n something of divine , and more than wit ...
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... whole design ( generally speaking ) is to delay the Cure , as well as the Death of their patients : So that in truth , the last of these is no less an injury than the other ; for what is Life worth , under the uneasiness of a ...
... whole design ( generally speaking ) is to delay the Cure , as well as the Death of their patients : So that in truth , the last of these is no less an injury than the other ; for what is Life worth , under the uneasiness of a ...
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... whole ; yet such a case was much too nice for inferior Judges to determine , or imitate them in ; and therefore they restrain'd them by that particular clause in the Bill against my Lord of STRAFFORD , which has made so much noise in ...
... whole ; yet such a case was much too nice for inferior Judges to determine , or imitate them in ; and therefore they restrain'd them by that particular clause in the Bill against my Lord of STRAFFORD , which has made so much noise in ...
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A SHORT LIFE OF THE DUKE | 11 |
A CHARACTER OF KING CHARLES II page | 55 |
ON FRIENDSHIP | 65 |
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