 And in him there was such an attempt of nature, that not only England, but the world hath reason to lament his being so early snatched away. How truly was it said of such extraordinary persons, that their lives are short, and seldom do they come to be...  The History of England: As Well Ecclesiastical as Civil - Stran 102avtor: Rapin de Thoyras (M., Paul) - 1731Celotni ogled - O knjigi
 | Rapin de Thoyras (M., Paul) - 1747 - 522 strani
...and learned men the greateft expectation ••* of him poftible. He began to love the liberal arts before " he knew them, and to know them before he...: And in him there was fuch an attempt of nature, «c that not only England, but the world has reafon to la" ment his being fo early (hatched away. How... | |
 | 1749 - 386 strani
...fo bred, had fuch ' parts, and was of fuch expectation, ' that he looked like a miracle of a ' man : and in him there was fuch an ' attempt of nature, that not only ' England, but the world had reafon ' to lament his being fo early fnatcbed ' away.' ' The expences of his hoiilbold yearly,... | |
 | David Lloyd - 1766 - 608 strani
...good and learned men the greateft expectation " of him poflible. He began to love the libe" ral arts before he knew them, and to know " them before he...of nature, that not " only England, but the world has reafon to " lament his being fo early fnatched away. How " truly was it laid of fuch extraordinary... | |
 | John Foxe - 1840 - 886 strani
...liberal arts before he knew them, and to know them before he could use them : and in him there wag such an attempt of nature, that not only England, but the world, hath reason to lament his being so early snatched away. How truly was it said of such extraordinary persons,... | |
 | John Foxe - 1848 - 830 strani
...liberal arts before he knew them, and to know them that he might use them: and in him there was such an attempt of nature, that not only England, but the world hath reason to lament his being so early snatched away. How truly was it said of such extraordinary persons,... | |
 | Gilbert Burnet (bp. of Salisbury.) - 1872 - 444 strani
...liberal arts before he knew them, and to know them before he could use them. And in him there was such an attempt of nature, that not only England, but the world hath reason to lament his being so early snatched away. How truly was it said of such extraordinary persons,... | |
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