The Works of Francis Bacon ...Longmans & Company, 1963 |
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... speeches which have fallen from princes have given fire to seditions . Cæsar did himself infinite hurt in that speech , Sylla nescivit literas , non potuit dictare : [ Sylla was no scholar , he could not dictate : ] for it did utterly ...
... speeches which have fallen from princes have given fire to seditions . Cæsar did himself infinite hurt in that speech , Sylla nescivit literas , non potuit dictare : [ Sylla was no scholar , he could not dictate : ] for it did utterly ...
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... speech of the present occasion with argument , tales with reasons , asking of questions , with telling of opinions , and iest with earnest . ¶ But some thinges are priuiledged from iest , namely Religion , matters of state , great ...
... speech of the present occasion with argument , tales with reasons , asking of questions , with telling of opinions , and iest with earnest . ¶ But some thinges are priuiledged from iest , namely Religion , matters of state , great ...
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... Speech of touch toward others , should hee sparingly vsed ; for discourse ought to bee as a field , without comming home to any man . Discretion of speech is more than eloquence ; and to speake agreeably to him with whom wee deale , is ...
... Speech of touch toward others , should hee sparingly vsed ; for discourse ought to bee as a field , without comming home to any man . Discretion of speech is more than eloquence ; and to speake agreeably to him with whom wee deale , is ...
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HISTORY OF THE REIGN OF KING HENRY VII | 3 |
APPENDIX LGreat Councils O | 247 |
THE BEGINNING OF THE HISTORY OF THE REIGN OF KING | 265 |
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actions affection appear atque autem authority Bacon better body called cause certainly commonly continue counsel court custom danger death desire doth doubt Duke Earl ejus England enim etiam fear forces fortune France French give hand hath haue Henry honour illud Italy keep kind King King's kingdom land less likewise Lord man's matter means mind nature Neque never opinion original Parliament pass peace persons present Prince principal quæ quam quod reason rerum respect rest riches saith seems side sive sometimes sort speak speech subjects sunt taken tamen things thought translation true turn unto virtue wise