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... cause I had in hand , not to leave on my garment the least spot , or blemish in good name so long as God should give me to say that which might wipe it off . Lest those disgraces which I ought to suffer , if it so befall me , for my ...
... cause I had in hand , not to leave on my garment the least spot , or blemish in good name so long as God should give me to say that which might wipe it off . Lest those disgraces which I ought to suffer , if it so befall me , for my ...
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... cause , when as any of those who are alleg'd for the approvers of our Liturgy or Prelaty might have bin though not in a wrong cause Martyrs , yet whether not vainly ambitious of that honour , or whether not misreported , or ...
... cause , when as any of those who are alleg'd for the approvers of our Liturgy or Prelaty might have bin though not in a wrong cause Martyrs , yet whether not vainly ambitious of that honour , or whether not misreported , or ...
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... causes he cannot like , or from unequall causes finds not recompence . And that there is a hidden efficacie of love and ... cause , whether each ones alotted Genius or proper Starre , or whether the supernall influence of Schemes and ...
... causes he cannot like , or from unequall causes finds not recompence . And that there is a hidden efficacie of love and ... cause , whether each ones alotted Genius or proper Starre , or whether the supernall influence of Schemes and ...
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De Ideâ Platonicâ quemadmodum Aristoteles intellexit | 9 |
The Passion c 1630 | 16 |
Sonnet O Nightingale | 18 |
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