The English gentleman; ; and The English gentlewoman: : both in one volume couched, and in one modell portrayed: to the living glory of their sexe, the lasting story of their worth. Being presented to present times for ornaments; commended to posterity for presidents. With A ladies love-lecture and a supplement lately annexed, and entituled The turtles triumph ... (1641)
es they incoun-tred; what oppositions they fuftered; what in-tricate paflages and provinces they entertained 1 Corrivals they could notwant in their rifing; nor Envy ers of their greatnejfe in their fetling; norSpectators to re Joyce at their letting. Rougn and menacing was the Sea,on which they… … Honour. Obfertei, l< I The EnglijhQentlepPoman* Honour. Honour ispainted,whenit is not withVcttue pat■dnd. upon what ftrange plots and projeftments would they worke; bow dif-contentedly and difconfolately, with Themifiecles, would they walke, tillthey attained their end:which, many times,…
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