The Works of Francis Bacon: Lord High Chancellor of England, Volumen3A. Hart, 1851 |
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... give over because he is a winner , not because he hath no more money in his purse . weaken by division and disunion of the heads ; the other , by recovering and winning the people by justice , which of all other causes is the best . Now ...
... give over because he is a winner , not because he hath no more money in his purse . weaken by division and disunion of the heads ; the other , by recovering and winning the people by justice , which of all other causes is the best . Now ...
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... give me leave to think , that if any of the particulars do fail , it will be rather for want of workmanship in those that shall deal in them , than want of materials in the things themselves . The other paper hath many discarding cards ...
... give me leave to think , that if any of the particulars do fail , it will be rather for want of workmanship in those that shall deal in them , than want of materials in the things themselves . The other paper hath many discarding cards ...
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... give any believing ear to reports , but to receive the truth from me that am your attorney - general , and ought to stand indifferent for jurisdictions of all courts ; which , I account , I cannot give your majesty now , because I was ...
... give any believing ear to reports , but to receive the truth from me that am your attorney - general , and ought to stand indifferent for jurisdictions of all courts ; which , I account , I cannot give your majesty now , because I was ...
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... give his majesty the advantage , what needeth precipitation of extreme remedies ; but if the time will make the case more desperate , then his majesty cannot begin too soon . Now , in my opinion , time will open and facilitate things ...
... give his majesty the advantage , what needeth precipitation of extreme remedies ; but if the time will make the case more desperate , then his majesty cannot begin too soon . Now , in my opinion , time will open and facilitate things ...
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... give | compassion , I hope God above ( of whose mercy relief to the one , may give value to the other . towards me , both in my prosperity , and adversity , I have had great testimonies and pledges , though mine own manifold and ...
... give | compassion , I hope God above ( of whose mercy relief to the one , may give value to the other . towards me , both in my prosperity , and adversity , I have had great testimonies and pledges , though mine own manifold and ...
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