Prose of the English RenaissanceJohn William Hebel Appleton-Century-Crofts, 1952 - 882 pages |
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... fear in all his doings , in all his journey . For he shall not always , in his absence out of England , light upon a gentle Alcinous , and walk in his fair gardens full of all harmless pleasures ; but he shall sometimes fall either into ...
... fear in all his doings , in all his journey . For he shall not always , in his absence out of England , light upon a gentle Alcinous , and walk in his fair gardens full of all harmless pleasures ; but he shall sometimes fall either into ...
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... fears , and I fear with him . I overtake him , I overrun him in his fear , and I go the faster because he makes his pace slow . I fear the more , because he disguises his fear ; and I see it with the more sharpness , because he would ...
... fears , and I fear with him . I overtake him , I overrun him in his fear , and I go the faster because he makes his pace slow . I fear the more , because he disguises his fear ; and I see it with the more sharpness , because he would ...
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John William Hebel. a fear , a jealous and suspicious fear of losing . It shall seem valor in despis- ing , and undervaluing danger ; and it is but fear , in an overvaluing of opinion and estimation , and a fear of losing that . A man ...
John William Hebel. a fear , a jealous and suspicious fear of losing . It shall seem valor in despis- ing , and undervaluing danger ; and it is but fear , in an overvaluing of opinion and estimation , and a fear of losing that . A man ...
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SIR THOMAS MORE | 1 |
JOHN BOURCHIER LORD BERNErs | 24 |
SIMON FISH | 33 |
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