The Tudor Translations, Volume 23William Ernest Henley, Charles Whibley AMS Press, 1967 |
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... maner ) alwayes a manne by sundrye wayes may clime to the toppe of all perfection . And their is no matter , that hath not in it many thinges of like sort unlike the one to the other , which for al that among them selves deserve a like ...
... maner ) alwayes a manne by sundrye wayes may clime to the toppe of all perfection . And their is no matter , that hath not in it many thinges of like sort unlike the one to the other , which for al that among them selves deserve a like ...
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... maner ) alwayes comelye in Jestes and meerye pleasantnesse . See howe woordes placed contrary- wyse give a great ornament , whan a contrarye clause is sett agaynste another . The same maner is often times verye meerye and pleasant . As ...
... maner ) alwayes comelye in Jestes and meerye pleasantnesse . See howe woordes placed contrary- wyse give a great ornament , whan a contrarye clause is sett agaynste another . The same maner is often times verye meerye and pleasant . As ...
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... maner ) until this daye . And so whan they had a whyle renewed the laughinge at rehersynge this agayn , M. BERNARDE proceaded . It is also a good and pleasant kinde of Meerie Pranckes , from whens in like maner Jestes are dirived , whan ...
... maner ) until this daye . And so whan they had a whyle renewed the laughinge at rehersynge this agayn , M. BERNARDE proceaded . It is also a good and pleasant kinde of Meerie Pranckes , from whens in like maner Jestes are dirived , whan ...
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