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Side 40
At this [ Williams ' s ] table a chorister read a chapter in the English translation at
dinner , and one of his gentlemen another in the Latin translation at supper . For
there was none of them but was bred at least to so much learning . ” - ibid . ii . 32 .
At this [ Williams ' s ] table a chorister read a chapter in the English translation at
dinner , and one of his gentlemen another in the Latin translation at supper . For
there was none of them but was bred at least to so much learning . ” - ibid . ii . 32 .
Side 51
And as N . F . communicated his heart to him , so he made him the peruser , and
desired the approbation , of what he did , as in those three translations of
Valdesso , Lessius ” , and Carbo . To the first Mr . Herbert made an epistle , to the
...
And as N . F . communicated his heart to him , so he made him the peruser , and
desired the approbation , of what he did , as in those three translations of
Valdesso , Lessius ” , and Carbo . To the first Mr . Herbert made an epistle , to the
...
Side 58
Perhaps Galeazzo Caraccioli , whose life was translated into Latin by Beza , and
into English by William Crashaw father of the poet . In this life however there is no
mention of the saying in the text . the having an Orlando in the house is ...
Perhaps Galeazzo Caraccioli , whose life was translated into Latin by Beza , and
into English by William Crashaw father of the poet . In this life however there is no
mention of the saying in the text . the having an Orlando in the house is ...
Side 64
I shall refer the historian to that of her life ' when finished ; yet 1 Mrs . Ferrar is
described in some verses prefixed to the translation of Lessius . " To the Reader .
“ Reader , what here thou ' lt find , is so good sense , That , had myself not seen th
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I shall refer the historian to that of her life ' when finished ; yet 1 Mrs . Ferrar is
described in some verses prefixed to the translation of Lessius . " To the Reader .
“ Reader , what here thou ' lt find , is so good sense , That , had myself not seen th
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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 |
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