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... want of stock ; " whereas industry gives if he comfort , and plenty , and respect .
“ Fly pleasures , and they will follow you . The diligent spinner has agroas a large
shift ; and now I have a sheep and a cow , eve ery body bids me good morrow .
... want of stock ; " whereas industry gives if he comfort , and plenty , and respect .
“ Fly pleasures , and they will follow you . The diligent spinner has agroas a large
shift ; and now I have a sheep and a cow , eve ery body bids me good morrow .
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... the sword run through your body , or the cane jaid across your shoulders ;
because , for man to fear man , in my opinion , is the last error of idolatry , and ten
times a greater shame , than bowing the knee to Baal . ADVICE TO A PRINCE . ļ
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... the sword run through your body , or the cane jaid across your shoulders ;
because , for man to fear man , in my opinion , is the last error of idolatry , and ten
times a greater shame , than bowing the knee to Baal . ADVICE TO A PRINCE . ļ
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HERE LIETH , aged three months and four days , the body of RICHARD
ACANTHUS , a young person of unblemished character : He wastaken in his
callow infancy from under . the wing of a tender parent , by the rough and pitiless
hands of a ...
HERE LIETH , aged three months and four days , the body of RICHARD
ACANTHUS , a young person of unblemished character : He wastaken in his
callow infancy from under . the wing of a tender parent , by the rough and pitiless
hands of a ...
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