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Стр. vii
... it has seemed a real gain to put new treasures within the reach of those who are little able , or , if able , are little likely , to go and discover ...
... it has seemed a real gain to put new treasures within the reach of those who are little able , or , if able , are little likely , to go and discover ...
Стр. xi
... trust shall I be found fault with that I have sometimes taken upon me in these notes to indicate what seemed worthy of special admiration ; or sought in ...
... trust shall I be found fault with that I have sometimes taken upon me in these notes to indicate what seemed worthy of special admiration ; or sought in ...
Стр. 8
Tell Arts they have no soundness , But vary by esteeming ; Tell Schools they want profoundness , And stand so much on seeming . If Arts and Schools reply ...
Tell Arts they have no soundness , But vary by esteeming ; Tell Schools they want profoundness , And stand so much on seeming . If Arts and Schools reply ...
Стр. 11
Our hemisphere is polished clean , And lightened more and more ; While everything is clearly seen , Which seemed dim before : 20 25 30 Except the glistering ...
Our hemisphere is polished clean , And lightened more and more ; While everything is clearly seen , Which seemed dim before : 20 25 30 Except the glistering ...
Стр. 29
Yet seemed it winter still , and , you away , As with your shadow I with these did play . William Shakespeare . IO XXX SONNET . Oh how much more doth beauty ...
Yet seemed it winter still , and , you away , As with your shadow I with these did play . William Shakespeare . IO XXX SONNET . Oh how much more doth beauty ...
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