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... sense ? Or has Selden kept carefully to his rule that wise men say nothing in dangerous times ( Wisdom , 3 ) , and that the wisest way for men in these times is to say nothing ( Peace , 1 ) ? If he did say anything , we have certainly ...
... sense ? Or has Selden kept carefully to his rule that wise men say nothing in dangerous times ( Wisdom , 3 ) , and that the wisest way for men in these times is to say nothing ( Peace , 1 ) ? If he did say anything , we have certainly ...
Strona xxiv
... with ignorance . In the discourse on Preaching , it first condemns and then recom- mends preaching often in the same sense . In its defence of duelling , in its explanation of the ass's head xxiv THE DISCOURSE OF JOHN SELDEN .
... with ignorance . In the discourse on Preaching , it first condemns and then recom- mends preaching often in the same sense . In its defence of duelling , in its explanation of the ass's head xxiv THE DISCOURSE OF JOHN SELDEN .
Strona xxv
... sense in it than in the same number of pages of any uninspired writer . This is substantially the verdict which the world of letters has accepted and has endorsed . Johnson , one of the vouchers for it , has been termed the wisest and ...
... sense in it than in the same number of pages of any uninspired writer . This is substantially the verdict which the world of letters has accepted and has endorsed . Johnson , one of the vouchers for it , has been termed the wisest and ...
Strona xxvii
John Selden Samuel Harvey Reynolds. THE DISCOURSE OF JOHN SELDEN , Esq . OR HIS SENSE OF VARIOUS MATTERS OF WEIGHT AND HIGH CONSEQUENCE RELATING ESPECIALLY TO RELIGION AND STATE Distingue tempora MR . JUSTICE HALE , ONE OF THE JUDGES OF.
John Selden Samuel Harvey Reynolds. THE DISCOURSE OF JOHN SELDEN , Esq . OR HIS SENSE OF VARIOUS MATTERS OF WEIGHT AND HIGH CONSEQUENCE RELATING ESPECIALLY TO RELIGION AND STATE Distingue tempora MR . JUSTICE HALE , ONE OF THE JUDGES OF.
Strona 1
... sense and notion here is wholly his , and most of the words . I had the opportunity to hear his discourse twenty years together , and lest all those excellent things that usually fell from him might be lost , some of them from time to ...
... sense and notion here is wholly his , and most of the words . I had the opportunity to hear his discourse twenty years together , and lest all those excellent things that usually fell from him might be lost , some of them from time to ...
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