The Lives of John Donne, Sir Henry Wotton, Richard Hooker, George Herbert and Robert Sanderson |
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... receive his first degree in the schools , which he forbore by advice from his friends , who being for their religion of the Romish persuasion , were conscionably averse to some parts of the oath that is always tendered at those times ...
... receive his first degree in the schools , which he forbore by advice from his friends , who being for their religion of the Romish persuasion , were conscionably averse to some parts of the oath that is always tendered at those times ...
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... confer , and not to receive courtesies : these and other con- siderations , but chiefly that his wife was to bear a part in his sufferings , surrounded him with many sad thoughts , and some apparent apprehensions of want . 10 THE LIFE.
... confer , and not to receive courtesies : these and other con- siderations , but chiefly that his wife was to bear a part in his sufferings , surrounded him with many sad thoughts , and some apparent apprehensions of want . 10 THE LIFE.
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... received this following relation . He sent to Mr. Donne , and entreated to borrow an hour of his time for a con- ference the next day . After their meeting , there was not many minutes passed before he spake to Mr. Donne to this purpose ...
... received this following relation . He sent to Mr. Donne , and entreated to borrow an hour of his time for a con- ference the next day . After their meeting , there was not many minutes passed before he spake to Mr. Donne to this purpose ...
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... receive you into my prayers with my own weary soul , and commend myself to yours . I doubt not but next week will bring you good news , for I have either mending or dying on my side ; but if I do continue longer thus , I shall have ...
... receive you into my prayers with my own weary soul , and commend myself to yours . I doubt not but next week will bring you good news , for I have either mending or dying on my side ; but if I do continue longer thus , I shall have ...
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... received so many charitable kind- nesses from him , and told his wife so ; who did therefore , with an unwilling willingness , give a faint consent to the journey , which was proposed to be but for two months ; for about that time they ...
... received so many charitable kind- nesses from him , and told his wife so ; who did therefore , with an unwilling willingness , give a faint consent to the journey , which was proposed to be but for two months ; for about that time they ...
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