John Donne

2017-01-05

[...] 17th Earl of Oxford, Sir Francis Drake, Sir Francis Walsingham, Thomas Hobbes, Edmund Spenser, John Donne, Ben Jonson, John Selden, Christopher Marlowe, Dr. William Rawley, Lancelot Andrewes, Tobie [...]

The Millennium Report

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themillenniumreport.com

2016-11-06

[...] No man is an island, entire of itself. – John Donne From wild roots grow gentle flowers, in darkest caves lie gleaming gems, when spent alone, how [...]

Mad River Union

#780

madriverunion.com

2016-08-12

[...] Have any of you read John Donne’s poem “No Man Is An Island”? Whether you have or not, what is amazing is although from the [...]

Hot Sauce

#572

hotsaucedrops.com

2016-06-09

[...] the power of the tongue. The second year often is time to settle down to substantial work. As John Donne wrote, ask not for whom the bell tolls, Mr. President, it tolls for thee. A year from now, the [...]

Pointblank News

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pointblanknews.com

2016-05-05

[...] , your family, friends, and co-workers are certainly being handicapped by it. As John Donne described in his famous poem No Man Is An Island – every person influences and is [...]

OCD Dave

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ocddave.com

2016-04-27

[...] Young R. V. Fresh is Professor of Language at New York State University. He’s co-founder of the John Donne Record and was co-editor for 25 years. He turned the manager of Contemporary Age: A Review. [...]

Best Social Media Consultants Las Vegas – Lisa Marie Wark

#1210

lisamariewark.com

2016-02-02

[...] reader and you cherish her not only as a lover but also as your closest friend, let poems of John Donne, John Updike and others to convey your feelings by giving her these four volumes of pocket- [...]

Top10For

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