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Those Preachers therefore, by a little vanity in this kind, take the readiest way to bring, both their own discretions into question, and the Sacred Word they handle into contempt, that play with words as children do with a feather. A too too lightcoloured habit, certainly suteth not well with the gravity of a Sermon. |
Those Preachers Therefore, by a little vanity in this kind, take the Readiest Way to bring, both their own discretions into question, and the Sacred Word they handle into contempt, that play with words as children do with a feather. A too too lightcoloured habit, Certainly suits not well with the gravity of a Sermon. |
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Transtucida illa & versi•olor quorundam elocutio, res ipsas effeminat, quae illo verborum habitu vestiuntur. Quint. 8. in prooem. — nimiumque depicta. Cic. in Oratore. |
Transtucida illa & versi•olor quorundam elocutio, Rest Itself effeminate, Quae illo verborum habitu vestiuntur. Quint. 8. in proem. — nimiumque depicta. Cic in Oratore. |
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