Sir Walter Ralegh: The Last of the ElizabethansMacmillan and Company, Limited, 1935 - 387 pages |
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Page 166
... natural branch , and graft upon the wild stock'.1 All would be well if he stayed quiet and trusted his friend , keeping ... nature in him , a man whose love is disadvantageous to me in some sort , which I cherish rather out of constancy ...
... natural branch , and graft upon the wild stock'.1 All would be well if he stayed quiet and trusted his friend , keeping ... nature in him , a man whose love is disadvantageous to me in some sort , which I cherish rather out of constancy ...
Page 167
... nature to resolve to be under your sovereignty ; though they confess - Ralegh especially— that , rebus sic stantibus , natural policy forceth them to keep on foot such a trade against the great day of mart . In all which light and ...
... nature to resolve to be under your sovereignty ; though they confess - Ralegh especially— that , rebus sic stantibus , natural policy forceth them to keep on foot such a trade against the great day of mart . In all which light and ...
Page 323
... natural lords ' had ceded it , the absurdity we are tempted to think it . It is true that no civilised country has ... nature are known to be of almost untold value ' . It is perhaps poetic justice that the country which had repudiated ...
... natural lords ' had ceded it , the absurdity we are tempted to think it . It is true that no civilised country has ... nature are known to be of almost untold value ' . It is perhaps poetic justice that the country which had repudiated ...
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