Complete Poetry & Selected Prose: With English Metrical Translations of the Latin, Greek and Italian PoemsNonesuch Press, 1952 - 860 pàgines |
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Pàgina 644
... meet , if not with a body impenetrable , yet often with a mind to all other due conversation inaccessible , and to all the more estimable and superior purposes of matrimony uselesse and almost liveles : and what a solace , what a fit ...
... meet , if not with a body impenetrable , yet often with a mind to all other due conversation inaccessible , and to all the more estimable and superior purposes of matrimony uselesse and almost liveles : and what a solace , what a fit ...
Pàgina 650
... meet or like help in the first espousall instituted ; and that every woman is meet for every man , none so absurd as to affirm . Seeing then there is indeed a two - fold Seminary or stock in nature , from whence are deriv'd the issues ...
... meet or like help in the first espousall instituted ; and that every woman is meet for every man , none so absurd as to affirm . Seeing then there is indeed a two - fold Seminary or stock in nature , from whence are deriv'd the issues ...
Pàgina 656
... meet help , is the onely cause that gives authority to this command of not divorcing , to be a command . And it might be further added , that if the true definition of a wife were askt in good earnest , this clause being a meet help ...
... meet help , is the onely cause that gives authority to this command of not divorcing , to be a command . And it might be further added , that if the true definition of a wife were askt in good earnest , this clause being a meet help ...
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