 | John Donne - 1923 - 106 pagine
...deferve their love, they malicioufly difcommend all they cannot obtaine, thinking to make men beleeve they know much, becaufe they are able to difpraife...admitted into fo much favour as to be forfaken. In mine Opinion fuch men are happy that Women are Inconftanty for fo may they chance to bee beloved of... | |
 | George Reuben Potter - 1928 - 640 pagine
...them, because having nothing in themselves able to deserve their love, they maliciously discommend all they cannot obtain, thinking to make men believe they know much because they are able to dispraise much, and rage against inconstancy, when they were never admitted... | |
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... ignorant : Active and Experienced men rail against them, because they love in their liveless and decrepit age, when all goodness leaves them. These envious Libellers ballad against them, because having nothing in themselves able to deserve their love,... 