The Tudor Translations, Volume 1AMS Press, 1967 |
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... ( meanes altogether opposite ) have some- times wrought the same effect . Edward the black Prince of Wales ( who so long governed our Country of Guienne , a man whose conditions and fortune were accom- panied with many notable parts of ...
... ( meanes altogether opposite ) have some- times wrought the same effect . Edward the black Prince of Wales ( who so long governed our Country of Guienne , a man whose conditions and fortune were accom- panied with many notable parts of ...
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... meanes men to encounter him with his sword in his hand . This resolu- tion did immediately stay his Captains fury , who seeing him undertake so honourable an attempt , not only forgave , but received him into grace and favour . This ...
... meanes men to encounter him with his sword in his hand . This resolu- tion did immediately stay his Captains fury , who seeing him undertake so honourable an attempt , not only forgave , but received him into grace and favour . This ...
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... meane time I should trouble my thoughts with a matter so farre from me , it were but folly . But what ? we see ... meanes and waies hath death to surprise us ! Quid quisque vitet , nunquam homini satis Cautum est in horas . A man ...
... meane time I should trouble my thoughts with a matter so farre from me , it were but folly . But what ? we see ... meanes and waies hath death to surprise us ! Quid quisque vitet , nunquam homini satis Cautum est in horas . A man ...
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