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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... sometimes this percep- tion , in some kind of bodies , is far more subtile than the sense ; so that the sense is but a dull thing in comparison of it : we see a weather - glass will find the least difference of the weather , in heat ...
... sometimes this percep- tion , in some kind of bodies , is far more subtile than the sense ; so that the sense is but a dull thing in comparison of it : we see a weather - glass will find the least difference of the weather , in heat ...
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... sometimes she is seen to pass over a cloud , sheweth winds : but kites flying aloft shew fair and dry weather . The cause may be , for that they both mount most into the air of that temper wherein they delight : and the heron being a ...
... sometimes she is seen to pass over a cloud , sheweth winds : but kites flying aloft shew fair and dry weather . The cause may be , for that they both mount most into the air of that temper wherein they delight : and the heron being a ...
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... sometimes smell like violets . Experiment solitary touching sweet smells . 833. To sweet smells heat is requisite to concoct the matter ; and some moisture to spread the breath of them . For heat , we see that woods and spices are more ...
... sometimes smell like violets . Experiment solitary touching sweet smells . 833. To sweet smells heat is requisite to concoct the matter ; and some moisture to spread the breath of them . For heat , we see that woods and spices are more ...
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... sometimes rift . Experiment solitary touching hard and soft bodies . 844. Or bodies , some we see are hard , and some soft the hardness is caused chiefly by the jejuneness of the spirits , and their imparity with the tangible parts both ...
... sometimes rift . Experiment solitary touching hard and soft bodies . 844. Or bodies , some we see are hard , and some soft the hardness is caused chiefly by the jejuneness of the spirits , and their imparity with the tangible parts both ...
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... sometimes . For as in infection , and contagion from body to body , as the plague , and the like , it is most certain that the infection is received , many times , by the body passive , but yet is , by the strength and good disposition ...
... sometimes . For as in infection , and contagion from body to body , as the plague , and the like , it is most certain that the infection is received , many times , by the body passive , but yet is , by the strength and good disposition ...
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