 | Thomas Fuller - 1864 - 334 pages
...sight, and good for food. Sure, he knew better what was proper to a garden than those who nowadays therein only feed the eyes and starve both taste and...a young builder in the budding, and therefore they soothe thee up till it hath cost thee something to confute them. The spirit of building first possessed... | |
 | Arthur B. Davison - 1880 - 396 pages
...one look to glance awry, Which may let in a little thought unsound. Spenser, Epithalamion. BUILDING. IN building, rather believe any man than an artificer...a young builder in the budding, and therefore they soothe thee up till it hath cost thee something to confute them. The spirit of building first possessed... | |
 | Thomas Fuller, Adelaide L. J. Gosset - 1893 - 242 pages
...sight, and good for food. Sure He knew better what was proper to a garden than those who now-a-days therein only feed the eyes, and starve both taste...a young builder in the budding, and therefore they soothe thee up till it has cost thee something to confute them. The spirit of building first possessed... | |
 | Jacob Zeitlin - 1926 - 408 pages
...sight, and good for food. Sure he knew better what was proper to a garden than those who now-a-days therein only feed the eyes, and starve both taste...a young builder in the budding, and therefore they soothe thee up till it hath cost thee something to confute them. The spirit of building first possessed... | |
 | 1821 - 466 pages
...than an artificer in his own art for matter of charges, 340 THE c; II ;,.:•;•> MANTLK OF VENtCS. not that they cannot, but will not be faithful. Should...spirit of building first possessed people after the Flood, which then caused the confusion of languages, and since of the estate of many a man. THE GREEN... | |
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... thee up till it hath cost thee something to confute them. The spirit of building first possessed people after the flood, which then caused the confusion of languages, and since of the estate of many a man. 
