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Date: 1691
"And in a diversity of things, as in a mist, the Mind is apt to lose it self."
preview | full record— Blount, Thomas Pope, Sir (1649-1697)
Date: 1694
"But Anger once let loose, quarrels with every thing, even a Spot falling upon the Angry Person's Cloaths, though but of Rain, by the common Courses of Nature is a sufficient subject for it to insist upon, till a Tempest rises in the Mind, and Heaven is cavell'd withal for not restraining the Dro...
preview | full record— Dunton, John (1659–1732)