Not to resolve is to resolve; and many times it breeds as many necessities, and engageth as far in some other sort, as to resolve.


Forty Thousand Quotations: Prose and Poetical (1917)


Not to resolve is to resolve; and many times it breeds as many necessities, and engageth as far in some other sort, as to resolve.

Not to resolve is to resolve; and many times it breeds as many necessities, and engageth as far in some other sort, as to resolve.

Not to resolve is to resolve; and many times it breeds as many necessities, and engageth as far in some other sort, as to resolve.

Not to resolve is to resolve; and many times it breeds as many necessities, and engageth as far in some other sort, as to resolve.