Prose of the English RenaissanceJohn William Hebel Appleton-Century-Crofts, 1952 - 882 pages |
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Page 100
... young 10 years , and after , when they come to lust and youthful days , to give them license to live as they lust themselves . For if ye suffer the eye of a young gentleman once to be entangled with vain sights and the ear to be cor ...
... young 10 years , and after , when they come to lust and youthful days , to give them license to live as they lust themselves . For if ye suffer the eye of a young gentleman once to be entangled with vain sights and the ear to be cor ...
Page 101
... young gentle- man may sometime kneel to their person , smally use their company for their better instruction . But young gentlemen are fain commonly to do in the court as young archers do in the field ; that is , take such marks as be ...
... young gentle- man may sometime kneel to their person , smally use their company for their better instruction . But young gentlemen are fain commonly to do in the court as young archers do in the field ; that is , take such marks as be ...
Page 119
... young gentleman or a young maid that liveth wealthily and idly , wise men can judge , and honest men do pity . And yet ten Morte Arthures do not the tenth part so much harm as one of these books made in Italy and trans- lated in England ...
... young gentleman or a young maid that liveth wealthily and idly , wise men can judge , and honest men do pity . And yet ten Morte Arthures do not the tenth part so much harm as one of these books made in Italy and trans- lated in England ...
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SIR THOMAS MORE | 1 |
JOHN BOURCHIER LORD BERNErs | 24 |
SIMON FISH | 33 |
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