The Works of Francis Bacon: Baron of Verulam, Viscount St. Albans, and Lord High Chancellor of England, Volumen2Baynes and son, 1824 |
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... especially if the heat and drought extend far into Sep- tember , portendeth an open beginning of winter ; and colds to succeed toward the latter part of the winter , and the beginning of the spring for till then the former heat and ...
... especially if the heat and drought extend far into Sep- tember , portendeth an open beginning of winter ; and colds to succeed toward the latter part of the winter , and the beginning of the spring for till then the former heat and ...
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... especially birds who live in the air freest and clearest ; and are aptest by their voice to tell tales what they find ; and likewise by the motion of their flight to express the same . 823. WATER - FOWLS , as sea - gulls , moor - hens ...
... especially birds who live in the air freest and clearest ; and are aptest by their voice to tell tales what they find ; and likewise by the motion of their flight to express the same . 823. WATER - FOWLS , as sea - gulls , moor - hens ...
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... especially of some persons , tha are full of heat . Likewise most putrefactions are of an odious smell : for they smell either fetid or mouldy . The cause may be , for that putrefaction doth bring forth such a consistence , as is most ...
... especially of some persons , tha are full of heat . Likewise most putrefactions are of an odious smell : for they smell either fetid or mouldy . The cause may be , for that putrefaction doth bring forth such a consistence , as is most ...
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... especially where they proceed from creatures that are very not . But it may be also joined with a further cause , which is more subtile ; and it is , that the senses love not to be over - pleased , but to have a commixture of somewhat ...
... especially where they proceed from creatures that are very not . But it may be also joined with a further cause , which is more subtile ; and it is , that the senses love not to be over - pleased , but to have a commixture of somewhat ...
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... especially to follow the parts , than air . The native spirits also admit great diver- sity ; as hot , cold , active , dull , etc. whence proceed most of the virtues and qualities , as we call them , of bodies : but the air intermixed ...
... especially to follow the parts , than air . The native spirits also admit great diver- sity ; as hot , cold , active , dull , etc. whence proceed most of the virtues and qualities , as we call them , of bodies : but the air intermixed ...
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