More's Utopia, tr. by R. Robynson, pr. from the 2nd ed., 1556. To which is prefixed The life of sir Thos. More by W. Roper, repr. from Hearne's ed., 1716. Ed., with intr., notes by J.R. Lumby |
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Page xii
... receave him there amongst 35 them , " Maisters , " quoth Sir Thomas Moore , " for asmuch as my Lord Cardinall latelie , you note well , laied to our charge the lightnes of our toungs for thinges uttered out of this house , it shall not ...
... receave him there amongst 35 them , " Maisters , " quoth Sir Thomas Moore , " for asmuch as my Lord Cardinall latelie , you note well , laied to our charge the lightnes of our toungs for thinges uttered out of this house , it shall not ...
Page xiii
... receave him with all his pompe , with his maces , his pillars , his pollaxes , his crosses , his hatt , and great ... receaved ac- cordingly . Where after he had in a solemne oration by many reasons proved how necessary it was the ...
... receave him with all his pompe , with his maces , his pillars , his pollaxes , his crosses , his hatt , and great ... receaved ac- cordingly . Where after he had in a solemne oration by many reasons proved how necessary it was the ...
Page xvi
... receave more benefitt then by you all that be my frendes ? Lett them a God's name speake as lewdly as they list of me , and shoote never soe many arrowes at me , so longe as they do not hitt 15 me , what am I the worse ? But if the [ y ] ...
... receave more benefitt then by you all that be my frendes ? Lett them a God's name speake as lewdly as they list of me , and shoote never soe many arrowes at me , so longe as they do not hitt 15 me , what am I the worse ? But if the [ y ] ...
Page xviii
... receave his temptations , waxeth soe hardie that he will not fayle still to continue with him , untill to his purpose he hath brought him : but on the othersyd , if he see a man with diligence present to prevent and withstand his ...
... receave his temptations , waxeth soe hardie that he will not fayle still to continue with him , untill to his purpose he hath brought him : but on the othersyd , if he see a man with diligence present to prevent and withstand his ...
Page xxviii
... receave reward but at the handes of God only , to whome alone 10 was thanks therof cheiflie to be ascribed : so gave he most humble thankes unto there honors all for there bountifull con- sideration . " When they for all there importune ...
... receave reward but at the handes of God only , to whome alone 10 was thanks therof cheiflie to be ascribed : so gave he most humble thankes unto there honors all for there bountifull con- sideration . " When they for all there importune ...
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