The Works of Francis Bacon, Volumen9Hurd and Houghton, 1872 |
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... sailing and tossing on the sea . There are likewise innumerable instances of this kind . The latter branch of the doctrine of the League ( which I have termed Impression ) has not yet been collected into an art , but only comes in ...
... sailing and tossing on the sea . There are likewise innumerable instances of this kind . The latter branch of the doctrine of the League ( which I have termed Impression ) has not yet been collected into an art , but only comes in ...
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... sail through such a vast sea of air to fields in flower far removed from their hive , and back again ? Who taught the ant to bite the grains of corn that she lays up in her hill , lest they should sprout and so disappoint her hope ? And ...
... sail through such a vast sea of air to fields in flower far removed from their hive , and back again ? Who taught the ant to bite the grains of corn that she lays up in her hill , lest they should sprout and so disappoint her hope ? And ...
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... sailing in the open sea between the trop- ics are aware of a steady and continual wind ( called by the sailors Brize ) blowing from East to West . This wind is so strong , that partly by its own blast , and partly by its influence on ...
... sailing in the open sea between the trop- ics are aware of a steady and continual wind ( called by the sailors Brize ) blowing from East to West . This wind is so strong , that partly by its own blast , and partly by its influence on ...
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... sails help them with the pressure of their own weight . They may likewise overturn edifices that are weakly built , but the more solid structures they cannot destroy , un- less accompanied by earthquakes . Sometimes they hurl down ...
... sails help them with the pressure of their own weight . They may likewise overturn edifices that are weakly built , but the more solid structures they cannot destroy , un- less accompanied by earthquakes . Sometimes they hurl down ...
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... sails of ships . 991 The Motion of Winds in the Sails of Ships . 1. The largest British ships ( for I take them as my 1 Una Eurusque Notusque ruunt , creberque procellis Africus . En . i . 85 . 2 Omnia ventorum concurrere prælia vidi ...
... sails of ships . 991 The Motion of Winds in the Sails of Ships . 1. The largest British ships ( for I take them as my 1 Una Eurusque Notusque ruunt , creberque procellis Africus . En . i . 85 . 2 Omnia ventorum concurrere prælia vidi ...
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