The Lives of Dr. John Donne, Sir Henry Wotton, Mr. Richard Hooker, Mr. George Herbert, 1670 |
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... himself during his life : but the earneft perfwasion of friends became at laft to be fo powerful as to cause the removal of himself and family to Lon- don , where Sir Robert Drewry , a Gentleman of very noble eftate , and a more liberal ...
... himself during his life : but the earneft perfwasion of friends became at laft to be fo powerful as to cause the removal of himself and family to Lon- don , where Sir Robert Drewry , a Gentleman of very noble eftate , and a more liberal ...
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Izaak Walton. nefs , and thankfully to boast himself the Son of fuch a Father : From whom indeed he de- rived that noble ingenuity that was alwayes practifed by himself , and which he ever both commended and cherish'd in others . This ...
Izaak Walton. nefs , and thankfully to boast himself the Son of fuch a Father : From whom indeed he de- rived that noble ingenuity that was alwayes practifed by himself , and which he ever both commended and cherish'd in others . This ...
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... himself of his attendance on the Ambaffado , and be taking himself to a Monafterial life ; in which he lived very regularly , and fo dved . When Dr. Hall ( the late Bishop of Norwich ) came into England , he wrote to Mr. Wadsworth ...
... himself of his attendance on the Ambaffado , and be taking himself to a Monafterial life ; in which he lived very regularly , and fo dved . When Dr. Hall ( the late Bishop of Norwich ) came into England , he wrote to Mr. Wadsworth ...
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