My Hearts Fruit Garden Wherein Are Divers Delectable Adages And Similes of the
My Hearts Fruit Garden Wherein Are Divers Delectable Adages And Similes of the
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My Heart's Fruit-Garden. 1 / 7 Time for tearing asunder, and time for sewing together ; time for being silent, and time for speaking.
8 Time for loving, and time for hating ; time serving for battle, and time tending to peace.
9 Is anything of advantage ? concerning the worker, in respect of what he is an industrious man.
10 I have occupied at the carking calling ! which gods have each condescended to appoint to the sons of the earthly man, in order to ply in it.
11 Touching the whole that He h...ath made, it is handsome in its own time : likewise this finite durableness He hath inserted in their heart ; so that it not at all obtains ! that the mere man shall arrive at the creation, such ! as the Deity has put into action, from commencement and stretching forth up to completion.
12 I have come to know, accordingly, there is non-existence of the good in them : sure then it is whene'er one hath been cheerful, and hath done the right throughout his life.
2 18 My Heart's Fruit-Garden.
13 Even then anyone of the humankind, who shall so eat, that he have drunk, and have seen fortune's goods as an effect of his toil : a gift of gods the same is.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My Heart's Fruit-Garden. 1 / 7 Time for tearing asunder, and time for sewing together ; time for being silent, and time for speaking.
8 Time for loving, and time for hating ; time serving for battle, and time tending to peace.
9 Is anything of advantage ? concerning the worker, in respect of what he is an industrious man.
10 I have occupied at the carking calling ! which gods have each condescended to appoint to the sons of the earthly man, in order to ply in it.
11 Touching the whole that He h...ath made, it is handsome in its own time : likewise this finite durableness He hath inserted in their heart ; so that it not at all obtains ! that the mere man shall arrive at the creation, such ! as the Deity has put into action, from commencement and stretching forth up to completion.
12 I have come to know, accordingly, there is non-existence of the good in them : sure then it is whene'er one hath been cheerful, and hath done the right throughout his life.
2 18 My Heart's Fruit-Garden.
13 Even then anyone of the humankind, who shall so eat, that he have drunk, and have seen fortune's goods as an effect of his toil : a gift of gods the same is.
What to read after My Hearts Fruit Garden Wherein Are Divers Delectable Adages And Similes of the?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter Garstang to read onlineMoreLess
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