The Works of Francis Bacon, Volumen6Longmans, Green, Reader, and Dyer, 1872 |
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... honours having to pass through the hands of the Attorney General , the history of them comes naturally before us in the following letters , which en- able us to understand the relations between him and Bacon almost from the beginning of ...
... honours having to pass through the hands of the Attorney General , the history of them comes naturally before us in the following letters , which en- able us to understand the relations between him and Bacon almost from the beginning of ...
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... honour to your dignity , and not your dignity to you . Therefore I have made it Viscount Villiers ; and for your barony , I will keep it for an earldom . For though the other had been more orderly , yet that is as usual , and both alike ...
... honour to your dignity , and not your dignity to you . Therefore I have made it Viscount Villiers ; and for your barony , I will keep it for an earldom . For though the other had been more orderly , yet that is as usual , and both alike ...
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... honour , to be in the eye , and ear , and even in the bosom of your gracious Master , and you had found by ex- perience , the trouble of all men's confluence , and for all matters , to yourself as a mediator between them and their ...
... honour , to be in the eye , and ear , and even in the bosom of your gracious Master , and you had found by ex- perience , the trouble of all men's confluence , and for all matters , to yourself as a mediator between them and their ...
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... honour . But were it ( as I am confident it is not ) to interpose you be- tween himself and the envy of his people in general , or of some discontented party in particular , then you are bound for your own sake to watch over your ...
... honour . But were it ( as I am confident it is not ) to interpose you be- tween himself and the envy of his people in general , or of some discontented party in particular , then you are bound for your own sake to watch over your ...
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... honour ( although not the safety of his person ) , you are as dangerous a traitor to his State , as he that riseth in arms against him . A false friend is more dangerous than an open enemy . Kings are stiled Gods upon Earth , not ...
... honour ( although not the safety of his person ) , you are as dangerous a traitor to his State , as he that riseth in arms against him . A false friend is more dangerous than an open enemy . Kings are stiled Gods upon Earth , not ...
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