...persuaded that if she shold withdraw her self other springes woold ryse to help this action. For me thinkes I see the great work indeed in hand, against the abusers...fault to have confidence in mans power, then it is to hastily to despair of Gods work ... For me I can not promis of my own cource no nor of the my [...

...that if she shold with draw her self other springes woold ryse to help this action. For me thinkes I see the great work indeed in hand, against the abusers of the world, wherein it is not greater fault to have confidence in mans power, then it is to hastily to despair of God work. I...

...deceived but I am faithfully persuaded that if she should withdraw herself other springs would rise to help this action. For methinks I see the great...work indeed in hand, against the abusers of the world . . ..21 Philip knew from an early age the truth he would express late in his life: that 'my chiefest...

...even if Elizabeth's support of the cause should fail, as seemed not at all unlikely, God's would not. 'Methinks I see the great work indeed in hand, against...wherein it is no greater fault to have confidence in man's power than it is too hastily to despair of God's work.'36 I presume that Sidney was here defending...

...effect the great struggle between Reformation and Counter-Reformation powers in Europe. "For methink I see the great work indeed in hand, against the abusers...wherein it is no greater fault to have confidence in man's powers, than it is too hastily to despair of God's work."185 But early in the campaign he was...

...persuaded that if she shold withdraw her self other springes woold ryse to help this action. For me thinkes I see the great work indeed in hand, against the abusers...fault to have confidence in mans power, then it is to hastily to despair of Gods work. I think a wyse and constant man ought never to greev whyle he doth...