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Histoire curieuse de tout ce qui c'est (sic) passé à ... - Pagina 43
Les yeux auoient pour obiéct des montagnes de peuple, dont la diuersité sans nombre produisoit autant de différentes délices : les oreilles attachées continuellement à vne musique , toute d'allegresse, treuuoient dequoy assouuir l'appétit de ...
Jean Puget de La Serre,
1632
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Essais de Montaigne: Suivis de Sa Correspondance, Et de La ...
Mais moy, d'une condition mixte, grossier, ne puis mordre si à faict à ce seul obiéct si simple, que ie ne me laisse tout lourdement aller aux plaisirs présents de la loy humaine et générale, intellectuellement sensibles, sensiblement ...
Michel de Montaigne, Charles Louandre, Estienne de La Boétie,
1862
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The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser - Volumul 5 - Pagina 347
Yet nor in field nor bowre I can her 'fynu ' Yet field and bowre are full of her aspect: But, when myne eyes I therunto direct, They ydly back return to me agayne: And, when I hope to see theyr trew obiéct, l fynd my self but fed with fancies vayne.
Edmund Spenser, George Stillman Hillard,
1860
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Spenser's Poem, Entitled Colin Clouts Come Home Againe: ...
... Yet nor in field or bowre I can her fynd: Yet field and bowre are full of her aspect: But, when myne eyes I therunto direct, They ydly back return to me agayne: And, when I hope to see theyr trew obiéct, I fynd my self but fed with fancies vayne.
Ethan Allen Hitchcock,
1865
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Works of the Camden Society - Ediţia 95 - Pagina 32
... efficére. to Neolécte, negligère. to Obiéct, obijcère. to Peospêcte, prospicère. to Pbotect, protigère. to Refêct, reficère. 15 25 3° 35 40 45 to Reiéct, reijeere. to Respéct, respicère. to Suspéct, suspicari. to Ebécte, erigère. to Afféct, afficere.
Peter Levens, Henry Benjamin Wheatley,
1968
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Manipulus vocabulorum: A dictionary of English and Latin ... - Pagina 47
A Subiect, subditus, subicctus, a. to Corréct, corrigère. to Direct, dirigère. to Electe, eligère. to Detecte, detegère. to Effecte, efftcère. to Neglécte, negligère. to Obiéct, obijcère. to Prospecte, prospicère. to Protect, protigère. to Reféct, reficère. to ...
Peter Levins, Henry B. Wheatley,
1867
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The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser in Five Volumes
... nor in field nor bowre I can her fynd; Yet field and bowre are full of her aspect: But, when myne eyes I therunto direct, They ydly back return to me agayne : And, when I hope to see theyr trew obiéct, I fynd my self but fed with fancies vayne.
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The Works of the English Poets from Chaucer to Cowper: ...
... when myne eyes I therunto direct, They ydly back retum to me agayne: deckt; And, when I hope to see theyr trew obiéct, I fynd my self but fed_with fancies vayne ('ease then, myne eyes, to seeke her selfe And let my thoughts behold her selfe ...
Alexander Chalmers, Samuel Johnson,
1810
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The Works of Edmund Spenser: With Observations on His Life ...
But, when myne eyes I thereunto direct, They ydly back return to me agayne: And, when I hope to see theyr trew obiéct, I fynd my self but fed with fancies vayne. Cease then, myne eyes, to seeke her selfe to see; And let my thoughts behold her ...
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Responsiones ad capitula quarundam obiectionum mansuetarum ...
Ad Obiéct. Maií sriÉTAS. y ff ïegis, sufficeredicit. Quo,& convinti- tur ( vt ibi num. i5. observo ) non ex- , tare prxceprum de relatione praediccoá rum operum in Deum. 47 Tam perspicno pro nostra sen-i tentia testimonio aperirur etiara verus,' ...
Manuel Navarro ((O.S.B.)),
1722