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Are not heaven's joys as valiant to assuage Lusts, as earth's honour was to them
? Alas, As we do them in means, shall they surpass Us in the end, and shall thy
father's spirit Meet blind philosophers in heaven, whose merit Of strict life may be
...
Are not heaven's joys as valiant to assuage Lusts, as earth's honour was to them
? Alas, As we do them in means, shall they surpass Us in the end, and shall thy
father's spirit Meet blind philosophers in heaven, whose merit Of strict life may be
...
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With wealth he was not trusted, for Heaven knew What 'twas of old to pamper up
a Jew; To what would he on quail and pheasant swell, That even on tripe and
carrion could rebel? But though Heaven made him poor (with reverence
speaking), ...
With wealth he was not trusted, for Heaven knew What 'twas of old to pamper up
a Jew; To what would he on quail and pheasant swell, That even on tripe and
carrion could rebel? But though Heaven made him poor (with reverence
speaking), ...
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The skin Of Saint Bartholomew, which makes his cowl In heaven, and upon earth
redeem'd his sin, So as to make a martyr, never sped Better than did this weak
and wooden head. xxi “But had it come up here upon its shoulders, There would
...
The skin Of Saint Bartholomew, which makes his cowl In heaven, and upon earth
redeem'd his sin, So as to make a martyr, never sped Better than did this weak
and wooden head. xxi “But had it come up here upon its shoulders, There would
...
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Introduction | 11 |
JUNIUS | 12 |
WILLIAM DUNBAR | 39 |
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