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 vii
... Sion , and shewed him what the Bishopp had 35 sayd unto him , desiringe to have his advise therein , who for the passion of God pray'd him in no wise to follow his counsell , " for my Lord my Master ( quoth he ) b2 SIR THOMAS MORE . vii.
... Sion , and shewed him what the Bishopp had 35 sayd unto him , desiringe to have his advise therein , who for the passion of God pray'd him in no wise to follow his counsell , " for my Lord my Master ( quoth he ) b2 SIR THOMAS MORE . vii.
Page xiii
... sayd unto them : " Masters , ye have many wise and learned men amonge you , and seeth I ame from the King's owne person sent hither unto you for the preservation of 15 your selves and all the Realme , I. thinke it meete you give me a ...
... sayd unto them : " Masters , ye have many wise and learned men amonge you , and seeth I ame from the King's owne person sent hither unto you for the preservation of 15 your selves and all the Realme , I. thinke it meete you give me a ...
Page xiv
... sayd , to serve his Grace therein . Which when the King had broken to Sir Thomas Moore , and that he had declared unto his Grace , how unfitt a Jorney it was for him , the nature of the Countrie and disposition of his complection so ...
... sayd , to serve his Grace therein . Which when the King had broken to Sir Thomas Moore , and that he had declared unto his Grace , how unfitt a Jorney it was for him , the nature of the Countrie and disposition of his complection so ...
Page xvi
... sayd to me , " Now would to God , Sonne Roper , upon condition three things were well established in Christendome , I were put in a sacke , and here 25 presently cast into the Thames . " " What great thinges be these , Sir , " quoth I ...
... sayd to me , " Now would to God , Sonne Roper , upon condition three things were well established in Christendome , I were put in a sacke , and here 25 presently cast into the Thames . " " What great thinges be these , Sir , " quoth I ...
Page xix
... sayd he would never have medled with worldly matters after . Now 15 while Sir Thomas Moore was Chauncelor of the Duchie , the See of Rome chaunced to be voyd , which was cause of much trouble . For Cardinall Woulsie , a man very ...
... sayd he would never have medled with worldly matters after . Now 15 while Sir Thomas Moore was Chauncelor of the Duchie , the See of Rome chaunced to be voyd , which was cause of much trouble . For Cardinall Woulsie , a man very ...
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