Proverbial Folk-loreFolcroft Library Editions, 1976 - 173 pagine |
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Pagina 6
... rule they will If not by hook then by crook . as says that old and most mysterious traveller's proverb . Home Rule of this kind , as the gentlemen across the Channel might easily discover , may be had more expeditiously than by entering ...
... rule they will If not by hook then by crook . as says that old and most mysterious traveller's proverb . Home Rule of this kind , as the gentlemen across the Channel might easily discover , may be had more expeditiously than by entering ...
Pagina 85
... rule these lines may be accepted . Nature's best pleasures , all the joys of sense , Lie in three words , Health , Peace and Happiness , But Health consists with Temperance alone , And Peace , O Virtue , Peace is all Thine own ! Non est ...
... rule these lines may be accepted . Nature's best pleasures , all the joys of sense , Lie in three words , Health , Peace and Happiness , But Health consists with Temperance alone , And Peace , O Virtue , Peace is all Thine own ! Non est ...
Pagina 123
... rule , and guiding others ; a firm though sharp rule is preferred by all to a hesitating ; to show timidity is to invite aggression . Aaron Hill's famous lines on the Nettle well explain this . Tender handed touch a nettle , It will ...
... rule , and guiding others ; a firm though sharp rule is preferred by all to a hesitating ; to show timidity is to invite aggression . Aaron Hill's famous lines on the Nettle well explain this . Tender handed touch a nettle , It will ...
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