The Tudor Translations, Volume 23William Ernest Henley, Charles Whibley AMS Press, 1967 |
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... errour ( yf it may be termed an errour ) is commune to us both , that if anye blame happen to me about it , it may be also partned with you . For it ought to be reckned a no lesse offence in you to laye uppon me a burden that passeth my ...
... errour ( yf it may be termed an errour ) is commune to us both , that if anye blame happen to me about it , it may be also partned with you . For it ought to be reckned a no lesse offence in you to laye uppon me a burden that passeth my ...
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... errour a maner ) all of them commend the times in age . past , and blame the times present : dis- praising our ... errour . Tyme of youth . Senses of the body . The. 103 THE COURTYER THE SECOND BOOKE ...
... errour a maner ) all of them commend the times in age . past , and blame the times present : dis- praising our ... errour . Tyme of youth . Senses of the body . The. 103 THE COURTYER THE SECOND BOOKE ...
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... errour to speake the thinge whiche for hys sake I am ashamed of . The L. EMILIA answered smilinge : You will sure be ashamed for your owne sake , whan you shall see the L. Gaspar after he is convicted , confesse his owne errour and ...
... errour to speake the thinge whiche for hys sake I am ashamed of . The L. EMILIA answered smilinge : You will sure be ashamed for your owne sake , whan you shall see the L. Gaspar after he is convicted , confesse his owne errour and ...
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Section 1 | vii |
Section 2 | xxx |
Section 3 | xl |
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