Prose of the English RenaissanceJohn William Hebel Appleton-Century-Crofts, 1952 - 882 pages |
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Page 170
... body , and be so mingled together that each of them hath two souls , and one alone so framed of them both ruleth ( in a manner ) two bodies . " Whereupon a kiss may be said to be rather a coupling together of the soul than of the body ...
... body , and be so mingled together that each of them hath two souls , and one alone so framed of them both ruleth ( in a manner ) two bodies . " Whereupon a kiss may be said to be rather a coupling together of the soul than of the body ...
Page 635
... body , which Thou hast been now some years in building and compacting together , this Plan- tation . Look graciously upon the head of this body , our sovereign , and 20 bless him with a good disposition to this work , and bless him for ...
... body , which Thou hast been now some years in building and compacting together , this Plan- tation . Look graciously upon the head of this body , our sovereign , and 20 bless him with a good disposition to this work , and bless him for ...
Page 702
... body : if absent , they cause hope , love , desire , and con- cupiscence . The bad are simple or mixed ; simple for some bad object 10 present , as sorrow , which contracts the heart , macerates the soul , sub- verts the good estate of ...
... body : if absent , they cause hope , love , desire , and con- cupiscence . The bad are simple or mixed ; simple for some bad object 10 present , as sorrow , which contracts the heart , macerates the soul , sub- verts the good estate of ...
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SIR THOMAS MORE | 1 |
JOHN BOURCHIER LORD BERNErs | 24 |
SIMON FISH | 33 |
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