MacMillan's Reading Books - Book V by Anonymous
page 121 of 366 (33%)
page 121 of 366 (33%)
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Lord of himself, though not of lands;
And having nothing, yet hath all. SIR HENRY WOTTON. [Notes: _Sir Henry Wotton_ (1568-1639). A poet, ambassador, and miscellaneous writer, in the reign of James I. _Born or taught_ = whether from natural character or by training. _Nor ruin make oppressors great_ = nor _his_ ruin, &c. _How deepest wounds are given with praise_. How praise may only cover some concealed injury.] * * * * * MAN'S SERVANTS. |
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