The Tudor Translations, Volume 23William Ernest Henley, Charles Whibley AMS Press, 1967 |
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... wise and courteise , then pleasant , feat conceited and sobre : and therfore must she kepe a certein meane very hard , and ( in a maner ) dirived A meane . of contrarie matters , and come just to certein limites , but not passe them ...
... wise and courteise , then pleasant , feat conceited and sobre : and therfore must she kepe a certein meane very hard , and ( in a maner ) dirived A meane . of contrarie matters , and come just to certein limites , but not passe them ...
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... wise be they How good then to be commaunded that be discreete and vertuous and men be to not by nature bonde ? be ... wise , then a great sorte . Both good and wise ought a man to suppose a kinge maye A kinge . be , of a noble ...
... wise be they How good then to be commaunded that be discreete and vertuous and men be to not by nature bonde ? be ... wise , then a great sorte . Both good and wise ought a man to suppose a kinge maye A kinge . be , of a noble ...
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... wise and courteious , then and qualityes pleasant , feat conceited and sober . Not to make wise to abhorr companie and talke , though somewhat of the wantonnest , to arrise and forsake them for it . To geve the hearing of such kinde of ...
... wise and courteious , then and qualityes pleasant , feat conceited and sober . Not to make wise to abhorr companie and talke , though somewhat of the wantonnest , to arrise and forsake them for it . To geve the hearing of such kinde of ...
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Section 1 | vii |
Section 2 | xxx |
Section 3 | xl |
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