English Prose: Milton to GrayOxford University Press, 1932 |
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Page 154
... least liberty , because they are most observed . It is not mine own observation ; a much wiser man ( I mean Tully ) says , In maxima quaque fortuna mini- mum licere . They , that are in the highest and greatest condition , have of all ...
... least liberty , because they are most observed . It is not mine own observation ; a much wiser man ( I mean Tully ) says , In maxima quaque fortuna mini- mum licere . They , that are in the highest and greatest condition , have of all ...
Page 338
... least analogy between the two sciences ; unless those people suppose , that because the smallest circle hath as many degrees as the largest , therefore the regulation and ... least concern , and for which we are least 338 JONATHAN SWIFT.
... least analogy between the two sciences ; unless those people suppose , that because the smallest circle hath as many degrees as the largest , therefore the regulation and ... least concern , and for which we are least 338 JONATHAN SWIFT.
Page 439
... least will not fill his soul , nor ever become the principal there ; but will be pursued in subserviency , in subordination at least , to the other . Wisdom and cunning may employ sometimes the same means too : but the wise man stoops ...
... least will not fill his soul , nor ever become the principal there ; but will be pursued in subserviency , in subordination at least , to the other . Wisdom and cunning may employ sometimes the same means too : but the wise man stoops ...
Contents
JOHN MILTON 16081674 | 1 |
THOMAS URQUHART 16111660 | 26 |
JEREMY TAYLOR 16131667 | 40 |
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