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... never yet deceive virtue , be- cause virtue never yet did trust fortune . Sword and fire will never get spoil where wisdom and fortitude bears 31.1 . ] Bond ( subst . ) after l . 35 ; not in QI . 19. happily ] haply , perhaps . 20 25 30 ...
... never yet deceive virtue , be- cause virtue never yet did trust fortune . Sword and fire will never get spoil where wisdom and fortitude bears 31.1 . ] Bond ( subst . ) after l . 35 ; not in QI . 19. happily ] haply , perhaps . 20 25 30 ...
Page 109
... never so high , your 45 50 55 cress . There is , however , one further complication . O.E.D. ( rocket , sb.2 , 1 ) quotes T. Tymmes's translation of Du Chesne's Quersitanus ( 1605 ) , Preface , vi : ' Like bad and unskilful herborists ...
... never so high , your 45 50 55 cress . There is , however , one further complication . O.E.D. ( rocket , sb.2 , 1 ) quotes T. Tymmes's translation of Du Chesne's Quersitanus ( 1605 ) , Preface , vi : ' Like bad and unskilful herborists ...
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... never be cold . He gave it me , and vanished . I , for- getting myself , delighted with the fair show , would always show it by candlelight , pull it out in the sun , and see how bright it would look in the fire where , catching heat ...
... never be cold . He gave it me , and vanished . I , for- getting myself , delighted with the fair show , would always show it by candlelight , pull it out in the sun , and see how bright it would look in the fire where , catching heat ...
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