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Side viii
The pearl - dissolving courtier may well here Learn to make meaner , yet far
better cheer : The scholar to be pleased with ' s penny bit , As much as those that
at kings ' tables sit , Crowded with heaps of dishes . Here ' s a diet Ne ' er troubles
...
The pearl - dissolving courtier may well here Learn to make meaner , yet far
better cheer : The scholar to be pleased with ' s penny bit , As much as those that
at kings ' tables sit , Crowded with heaps of dishes . Here ' s a diet Ne ' er troubles
...
Side xii
... Sherman ' s History of Jesus , Prickett ' s History of Barnwell and edition of
Fuller ' s Cambridge , Gunning ' s Reminiscences , Heywood ' s Statutes of King '
s , and University Transactions , Peacock On the Statutes ; various pamphlets
and ...
... Sherman ' s History of Jesus , Prickett ' s History of Barnwell and edition of
Fuller ' s Cambridge , Gunning ' s Reminiscences , Heywood ' s Statutes of King '
s , and University Transactions , Peacock On the Statutes ; various pamphlets
and ...
Side xxi
... and was an utter enemy to bringing the King to a Tryall , as he has sufficiently
shown in his Preface to this Book ; and was an enemy to Cromwell , and to the
Rump , more then to the King . And this may be said for his Books , that being
most ...
... and was an utter enemy to bringing the King to a Tryall , as he has sufficiently
shown in his Preface to this Book ; and was an enemy to Cromwell , and to the
Rump , more then to the King . And this may be said for his Books , that being
most ...
Side xxii
When did Mr . Carlyle see a superlative formed from an active participle not used
as an adjective ? or when did he meet with pians rex in the sense of an expiative
king ? Doubtless such an anomalous inflection as pientissimus from pians is ...
When did Mr . Carlyle see a superlative formed from an active participle not used
as an adjective ? or when did he meet with pians rex in the sense of an expiative
king ? Doubtless such an anomalous inflection as pientissimus from pians is ...
Side xlvi
54 ) , is now seven or eight feet from it . The inside is fitted like a college chapel ,
with oak pannelling ( that on the right having come down from Ferrar ' s time ) and
stalls . In the right window of the nave , next the chancel arch , are king Charles ...
54 ) , is now seven or eight feet from it . The inside is fitted like a college chapel ,
with oak pannelling ( that on the right having come down from Ferrar ' s time ) and
stalls . In the right window of the nave , next the chancel arch , are king Charles ...
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Bibliografisk informasjon
| Tittel | Nicholas Ferrar Cambridge in the 17. Century. P.I |
| Forfatter | John Ferrar |
| Utgiver | University Press, 1855 |
| Original fra | University of Minnesota |
| Digitalisert | 1. jul 2010 |
| Lengde | 398 sider |
| Eksporter sitat | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |