The Tudor Translations, Volume 23William Ernest Henley, Charles Whibley AMS Press, 1967 |
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... Palaice , to the opinion of many men , the fayrest that was to be founde in all Italy , and so fornished it with everye necessary implement belonging therto , that it appeared not a palaice , but a Citye in fourme of a palaice , and ...
... Palaice , to the opinion of many men , the fayrest that was to be founde in all Italy , and so fornished it with everye necessary implement belonging therto , that it appeared not a palaice , but a Citye in fourme of a palaice , and ...
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... Palaice certein fonde unpossible matters , and so many vertues that Socrates and Cato and all the Philosophers in the worlde are nothinge to her . For to tell you the plaine trothe , I marveile you were not ashamed somuch to passe youre ...
... Palaice certein fonde unpossible matters , and so many vertues that Socrates and Cato and all the Philosophers in the worlde are nothinge to her . For to tell you the plaine trothe , I marveile you were not ashamed somuch to passe youre ...
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... Palaice ( my L. Julian ) to exalt her so muche that she maye be equall with the Courtier , then so much to debase the Courtier that he shoulde be equall with the Gentil woman of the Palaice : for it were not unfitt for the woman also to ...
... Palaice ( my L. Julian ) to exalt her so muche that she maye be equall with the Courtier , then so much to debase the Courtier that he shoulde be equall with the Gentil woman of the Palaice : for it were not unfitt for the woman also to ...
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Section 2 | xxx |
Section 3 | xl |
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