Literary Criticism of Seventeenth-century EnglandEdward W. Tayler |
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Page 204
... seems to me to proceed in a different manner from what he doth elsewhere generally through his whole Book . For in other places , although the beginning of his Allegory or mysticall sense , may be obscure , yet in the processe of it ...
... seems to me to proceed in a different manner from what he doth elsewhere generally through his whole Book . For in other places , although the beginning of his Allegory or mysticall sense , may be obscure , yet in the processe of it ...
Page 262
... seem too rich to clothe the sunne , Much lesse those joyes which trample on his head . As flames do work and winde , when ... seems above simplicitie . Give me simplicitie , that I may live , So live and like , that I may know thy wayes ...
... seem too rich to clothe the sunne , Much lesse those joyes which trample on his head . As flames do work and winde , when ... seems above simplicitie . Give me simplicitie , that I may live , So live and like , that I may know thy wayes ...
Page 405
... seems the shorter ; whilst on the contrary , our Minds endeavour to drive away a troublesome Idea , and strive to substitute some others in its room ; Turning , Winding , Changing , Adding and Diminishing it , as the uneasie inquietude ...
... seems the shorter ; whilst on the contrary , our Minds endeavour to drive away a troublesome Idea , and strive to substitute some others in its room ; Turning , Winding , Changing , Adding and Diminishing it , as the uneasie inquietude ...
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