| Walter Scott - 1810 - 620 páginas
...board. Psyl. Then art thou in a state of life which philosophers commend. A crumb lor thy supper, n hand for thy cup, and thy clothes for thy sheets. For Natura paucis contenta. Gra. Manes, it is pity so proper a man should be cast away upon a philosopher; but that Diogenes, that... | |
| Walter Scott - 1810 - 618 páginas
...master, a mouse, whose house is a tub, whose dinner is a crust, and 11 whose bed is a board. Psyl. Then art thou in a state of life which philosophers commend. A crumb for thy supper, a hand for thy cup, and thy clothes for thy sheets. For Katvra paucis contenta,... | |
| Robert Dodsley - 1825 - 426 páginas
...instead of a master, a mouse, whose house is a tub, whose dinner is a crust, and i2 whose bed is a board. Psyllus. Then art thou in a state of life which philosophers commend. A crumb for thy supper, a hand for thy cup, and thy cloaths for thy sheets. For Natura panels contenta.... | |
| Robert Dodsley, Isaac Reed, Octavius Gilchrist - 1825 - 422 páginas
...bed is a board. " Whose bed is a board.] The first and second editions read, whose board is a bed. Psyllus. Then art thou in a state of life which philosophers commend. A crumb for thy supper, a hand for tlij' cup, and thy cloaths for thy sheets. For Natura paucis contenta.... | |
| John Horne Tooke - 1829 - 628 páginas
...of euery droppe of drynke of his barell and in his Tonne." Diues and Pauper, 8th comm. cap. 17. [" Then art thou in a state of life which philosophers commend. A CRUM for thy supper, a hand for thy cup." Campaspe (by John Lily) act 1. sc. 2.] " As the gold-finer will not out of the... | |
| John Horne Tooke - 1857 - 812 páginas
...euery droppe of drynke i..; his barell and in his Tonne.''- — Dines and Pauper, 8th Conim. cap. 17 [" Then art thou in a state of life which philosophers commend. A. CRUM for thy supper, a hand for thy cup." Campaspe (by John Lily), act 1. sc. 2.] "As the gold-finer will not out of the... | |
| John Lyly, Frederick William Fairholt - 1858 - 340 páginas
...ACTUS PEIMUS. SCLENA SECUNDA. MANES, GBANICHUS, PSYLLUS. Manes. I serve in stead of a master, a mouse, whose house is a tub, whose dinner is a crust, and...hand for thy cup, and thy clothes for thy sheets. For Naturapaucis contenta. Gran. Manes, it is pitie so proper a man should be cast away upon a philosopher:... | |
| John Lyly - 1858 - 338 páginas
...ACTUS PRIMUS. SOENA SECUNDA. MANES, GBANICHUS, PSYLLUS. Ma in x. I serve in stead of a master, a mouse, whose house is a tub, whose dinner is a crust, and...crum for thy supper, an hand for thy cup, and thy elothes for thy sheets. For JVatura paueis contenta. Gran. Manes, it is pitie so proper a man should... | |
| John Lyly, Frederick William Fairholt - 1858 - 342 páginas
...ACTUS PEIMUS. SCJ3NA SECUNDA. MANES, GBANICHUS, PSYLLTJS. Manes. I serve in stead of a master, a mouse, whose house is a tub, whose dinner is a crust, and...in a state of life, which philosophers commend. A cruin for thy supper, an hand for thy cup, and thy clothes for thy sheets. For Naturapaucis contenta.... | |
| John Lyly, Frederick William Fairholt - 1858 - 344 páginas
...ACTUS PEIMUS. SC^NA SECUKDA. MAKES, GBANICHUS, PSYLLUS. Manes. I serve in stead of a master, a mouse, whose house is a tub, whose dinner is a crust, and whose bed Li a boord. PsyThis. Then art thou in a state of life, which philosophers commend. A crum for thy supper,... | |
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