Leans Collectanea volume 3
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As little children chant in the streets, When shall we eat white bread ? When the puttock is dead. — T. Adams, Wks. , p. Loii. Pick up, v. To vomit. — (Yorkshire) Hll.
But if you will not be picked up of the world, you must adhere close to it, and with alimental congruence please its stomach. ... If you live in the world and not as the world, this sea will spue you up as too holy for their company. — T. Adams, Wks. , p. 400. Pile, s. A blade of grass.
Not a pile of grass we tread on but tells u...s there is a God. — lb. , p. 668. Pourcontrell, s. The polyp or the nautilus. — Cotgrave.
The inconstant man is like a Pourcontrell; if he should change his apparel so fast as his thought, how often in a day would he shift himself! — lb. , p. 442. Piece, 5.
The haughty piece looks on the poor betwixt scorn and anger. " Touch me not ; 1 am of purer mould. " Yet mors dominos servis, blended together in the forgotten grave none makes the finer dust. We cannot say, " Such a lady's rottenness smells sweeter than such a beggar's.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As little children chant in the streets, When shall we eat white bread ? When the puttock is dead. — T. Adams, Wks. , p. Loii. Pick up, v. To vomit. — (Yorkshire) Hll.
But if you will not be picked up of the world, you must adhere close to it, and with alimental congruence please its stomach. ... If you live in the world and not as the world, this sea will spue you up as too holy for their company. — T. Adams, Wks. , p. 400. Pile, s. A blade of grass.
Not a pile of grass we tread on but tells u...s there is a God. — lb. , p. 668. Pourcontrell, s. The polyp or the nautilus. — Cotgrave.
The inconstant man is like a Pourcontrell; if he should change his apparel so fast as his thought, how often in a day would he shift himself! — lb. , p. 442. Piece, 5.
The haughty piece looks on the poor betwixt scorn and anger. " Touch me not ; 1 am of purer mould. " Yet mors dominos servis, blended together in the forgotten grave none makes the finer dust. We cannot say, " Such a lady's rottenness smells sweeter than such a beggar's.
What to read after Leans Collectanea volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Vincent Stuckey Lean to read onlineMoreLess
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