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... Sunne , Or radiant Moone on water - fild brasse lavers , Flies over all , in aire unpraised soone , Strikes house - top beames , betwixt both strangely wavers . And there is no folly , or extravagant raving , they produce not in that ...
... Sunne , Or radiant Moone on water - fild brasse lavers , Flies over all , in aire unpraised soone , Strikes house - top beames , betwixt both strangely wavers . And there is no folly , or extravagant raving , they produce not in that ...
Page 94
... Sunne - beames , and for the head - ach , being fitly laid upon the suture of the head : and that it might the better be kept there , it was sewed to a riband , to be fastened under the chin . A fond doting con- ceit , and cosin ...
... Sunne - beames , and for the head - ach , being fitly laid upon the suture of the head : and that it might the better be kept there , it was sewed to a riband , to be fastened under the chin . A fond doting con- ceit , and cosin ...
Page 223
... Sunne , and feed for all day , as soone as they are up : and make no more meales after that . They drinke not at meat , as Suidas reporteth of some other people of the East , which dranke after meales , but drinke many times a day , and ...
... Sunne , and feed for all day , as soone as they are up : and make no more meales after that . They drinke not at meat , as Suidas reporteth of some other people of the East , which dranke after meales , but drinke many times a day , and ...
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