The Lives of Dr. John Donne, Sir Henry Wotton, Mr. Richard Hooker, Mr. George Herbert, 1670 |
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... cause , and therefore be- took himself to the examination of his Rea- fons . The Cause was weighty , and wilful de- lays had been inexcufable both towards God and his own Confcience ; he therefore pro- ceeded in this fearch with all ...
... cause , and therefore be- took himself to the examination of his Rea- fons . The Cause was weighty , and wilful de- lays had been inexcufable both towards God and his own Confcience ; he therefore pro- ceeded in this fearch with all ...
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Izaak Walton. Cause with most Charity and Reason . After fome filence , Mr. Cartwright received from the Bishop many perfonal Favours , and reti- red himself to a more private Living , which ... Cause with most Charity and Reason. After ...
Izaak Walton. Cause with most Charity and Reason . After fome filence , Mr. Cartwright received from the Bishop many perfonal Favours , and reti- red himself to a more private Living , which ... Cause with most Charity and Reason. After ...
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... cause my Letters interpret one another , and be- cause only their number can give them weight : If I had your Commiffion and Inftructions to do you If 100 Dr. Donne's Letters . To the worthieft Lady, Mrs. ...
... cause my Letters interpret one another , and be- cause only their number can give them weight : If I had your Commiffion and Inftructions to do you If 100 Dr. Donne's Letters . To the worthieft Lady, Mrs. ...
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